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Mullah

 
Background
A Mullah is a religious leader and teacher in Islam who leads prayers, delivers sermons, and provides spiritual guidance to their community. They study Islamic theology and law deeply, and help people understand religious teachings and apply them to daily life. Mullahs often work in mosques, schools, or community centres, and may also counsel people on personal and family matters from a religious perspective.
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Publications
Islamic Studies QuarterlyJournal of Islamic Law and Culture
Books
The QuranHadith CollectionsIslamic Jurisprudence Texts
Key Figures
Al-GhazaliIbn SinaMuhammad al-BukhariJalal Abadi
Classification
SIC Code8661, 0The Standard Industry Code
Dewey Reference297.272, 200.92For looking up books in your local library
Synonyms
ImamIslamic Religious LeaderIslamic Teacher
Last Updated: Thursday, May 7th, 2026
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