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—Ash'arite, n./ash"euh riz'euhm/, n. Islam.the classical synthesis of Islamic philosophical theology, formulated by al-Ash'ari.[ < Ar al-Ash'ar(i) AL-ASH'ARI + -ISM]
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Ash'arism
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