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Mulla

[ UK /mˈʌlɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a Muslim trained in the doctrine and law of Islam; the head of a mosque

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  • The far end was crowded with Afghan men: the police chief in his gray uniform; the other provincial officials and a mullah in the traditional outfit of tunic and baggy trousers known as salwar-kameez. This Is War: How USAID workers are trained for work and danger in Afghanistan
  • The Mullahs remained a dominant influence until the twentieth century when the Pahlavis attempted to curb them.
  • Mullan reported that they had several hundred horses with them, many of which were packhorses and ‘most of them were loaded with heavy bales of dried meat and furs.’
  • Fifth, the theocratic monopoly of the mullahs contributes to the closeness of Islamic societies.
  • It is interesting and significant that the American Mullahs consistently identify "secular humanism" as the chief corruption of modern society.
  • The likes of John Mullane and my own brother Eoin are totally new to the scene and their confidence is up.
  • We take such matters much less lightly today, as Mr. Mullan notes while recalling the rumpus surrounding "Primary Colors," the Clinton-based novel that Joe Klein initially denied writing, much to the subsequent anger of his fellow journalists. In All But Name
  • Nobody wanted to face the three-hour flight back to Kuwait with packages undelivered — it made the flight longer and burned fuel like crazy; and to face the crew that had worked like dogs to ready the aircraft, load the bombs, and paint love notes to Osama bin Laden and Mullah Mohammed Omar on the ordnance was a full-bore bummer. The Kabul-ki Dance
  • The proposed site was spread across five townlands in the Mullaghereirk mountains which straddle the Limerick, Cork and Kerry borders.
  • Indeed, the mullahs could end up controlling a mayor's office in Najaf and losing everything in Iran.
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