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Alawit

Alawiyah علوية
Pembela lang Alawiyah di Baniyas, Syria, sewaktu Perang Dunia Kedua
Jumlah populasi

Lebih kurang 4 juta

Bilangan penduduk mengikut wilayah
 Syria Lebih kurang 3.5 juta[1]
 Lubnan Anggaran 100,000[2][3]
 Turki Lebih kurang 450,000 [4]
Lubnan/Tanah Tinggi Golan Lebih kurang 2,000 orang tinggal di Ghajar[5]
 Australia Alawiyah menjadi lebih kurang 2% Australia keturunan Lubnan[6]
Agama / Kepercayaan
Syiah
Penulis asas agama
al-Quran, Kitab al Majmu[7]
Bahasa
Arab, Turki

Alawiyah, Alawit, Syiah, Ansari atau al-Anṣariyyah merupakan kumpulan agama terkemuka yang dilihat mistik dan sinkretik. Kumpulan agama ini berpusat di Syria dan sering digambarkan sebagai cabang Islam Syiah.

  1. ^ http://thegulfblog.com/2011/05/17/map-of-religion-in-the-middle-east/
  2. ^ "Tharwa Project". Diarkibkan daripada yang asal pada 2007-09-28. Dicapai pada 2011-08-06. The Alawis have been present in modern-day Lebanon since the 16th century and are estimated to number 100,000 today, mostly in Akkar and Tripoli. The sect is managed through the Islamic Alawi Union, a council of 600 members that are elected every four years.
  3. ^ Riad Yazbeck. Return of the Pink Panthers? Diarkibkan 2012-02-19 di Wayback Machine. Mideast Monitor. Vol. 3, No. 2, August 2008
  4. ^ http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2007/90204.htm
  5. ^ N.K. Singh (2009). Global Encyclopedia of Islamic Mystics and Mysticism (ed. Hardcover). Global Vision Publishing House. m/s. 20. ISBN 8182202272.
  6. ^ Ghassan Hage (2002). Arab-Australians today: citizenship and belonging (ed. Paperback). Melbourne University Publishing. m/s. 40. ISBN 0522849792.
  7. ^ "Alawiyah". GlobalSecurity.org. Dicapai pada 2008-05-31. Their prayer book, the source of religious instruction, is the Kitāb al-Majmu‘, believed to be derived from Ismā‘īlī writings. Alawis study the Qur'ān and recognize the five pillars of Islam, which they interpret in a wholly allegorical sense to fit community tenets.

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