Arab - Revision history

CsikosLo at 18:37, 10 July 2008

2008-07-10T18:37:25Z

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	The term '''Arab''' was a generic term given to apply to a wide variety of peoples whose common ground appears to be primarily that they were located in and around, the [[Middle East]] and [[Barbary\|northern Africa]]. And that they were not [[Christian]]. The common mistake is to assume that an Arab is a [[Muslim]].		The term '''Arab''' was a generic term given to apply to a wide variety of peoples whose common ground appears to be primarily that they were located in and around, the [[Middle East]] and [[Barbary\|northern Africa]]. And that they were not [[Christian]]. The common mistake is to assume that an Arab is a [[Muslim]] and vice versa.

	The word has a basis related to the desert in some [[language]]s.		The word has a basis related to the desert in some [[language]]s.

Cian: links, muslim assumption

2006-08-31T05:18:54Z

links, muslim assumption

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	The term '''Arab''' was a generic term given to apply to a wide variety of peoples whose common ground appears to be primarily that they were located in and around, the Middle East and northern Africa. And that they were not [[Christian]].		The term '''Arab''' was a generic term given to apply to a wide variety of peoples whose common ground appears to be primarily that they were located in and around, the [[Middle East]] and [[Barbary\|northern Africa]]. And that they were not [[Christian]]. The common mistake is to assume that an Arab is a [[Muslim]].

	The word has a basis related to the desert in some ~~languages~~.		The word has a basis related to the desert in some [[language]]s.

User 144 at 07:30, 19 July 2006

2006-07-19T07:30:18Z

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	The term '''Arab''' was a generic term given to apply to a wide variety of peoples ~~who~~ common ground appears to be primarily that they were of located in and around the Middle East and northern Africa ~~and~~ that they were not [[Christian]].		The term '''Arab''' was a generic term given to apply to a wide variety of peoples whose common ground appears to be primarily that they were located in and around, the Middle East and northern Africa. And that they were not [[Christian]].

	The word has a basis related to the desert in some languages.		The word has a basis related to the desert in some languages.

User 144 at 07:29, 19 July 2006

2006-07-19T07:29:21Z

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The term '''Arab''' was a generic term given to apply to a wide variety of peoples who common ground appears to be primarily that they were of located in and around the Middle East and northern Africa and that they were not [[Christian]].

The word has a basis related to the desert in some languages.