taqlid
noun
taq·lid
taˈklēd
plural -s
Islam
: uncritical and unqualified acceptance of a traditional orthodoxy or of an authoritarian code of a particular religious teacher
Word History
Etymology
Arabic taqlīd, literally, winding round; from the custom of honoring one by girding him with a sword
- sixty-eighth
- sixty-fifth
- sixty-first
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- sixty-four
- sixty-four-dollar question
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- sixty-fourth
- sixty-fourth note
- sixty-fourth rest
- sixty-nine
- sixty-ninth
- sixty-one
- sixty-second
- sixty-seven
- sixty-seventh
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- sixty-sixth
- sixty-third
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