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Historical Dictionary of the Coptic Church
B. Bohleke
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Study of Christian Priesthood Costumes (Coptic-Syriac) in Egypt [PDF]
It is worth mentioning that the Christian religion since its emergence, specifically in the first century AD, as a result of many circumstances, whether political, economic or social, and the constant pressures, especially the Roman state, which controls
Monika Talaat +2 more
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Theological Issues in the Liturgy of Apostle Mark of the Coptic Church [PDF]
The Liturgy of St. Mark the Apostle had spread in the Ancient Church period throughout the territory of modern Egypt and Ethiopia. Traditionally, it is attributed to Apostle Mark.
Hieromonk Dawoud E. (Pasilios)
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The Coptic origins of the Yoruba
The theory according to which the Yoruba ancestors were Coptic Christians seemed unpopular amongst many Yoruba people despite the fact that the theory was proposed by the most revered Yoruba historian, Samuel Johnson.
Agai M. Jock
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الأیقونة القبطیة حــوار على مر العصور [PDF]
Different are the Coptic icons displayed and preserved in the Coptic monasteries and churches, in the Coptic Museum in Cairo and in other international archeological museums in the whole world.
Prof. Dr./ SHERIN SADEK EL GENDI
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The Egyptian Orthodox Coptic Church initially supported the July Revolution of 1952, based on Arab nationalism. However, the lack of representation of Coptics within the Revolutionary Council in the postrevolutionary period has slowly moved the Copts ...
Ekrem Sert, Ahmet Güç
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The development of the interior architecture of Coptic Church in the twentieth century
The research deals with the development of Coptic architecture in the twentieth century and some of the most important features of this development followed by the Coptic church architecture, although in a simple way did not reach the full maturity in ...
George Isaac +2 more
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An idea of the Ecumenical Church in Medieval Ethiopia (based on the law-book "Fətḥa nägäśt") [PDF]
The Ethiopian law-book Fətḥa nägäśt was the main source of law (canonical, civil, criminal and any other) in mediaeval Ethiopia until the middle of the 20th century. It is a translation (partly precise, partly slightly inexact) of the Nomocanon, a Coptic
Ekaterina Gusarova
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Short history of the Church of Makuria (mid-6th–early 12th century) [PDF]
The article outlines the history of the Makurian church from the conversion of the kingdom to Christianity until the death of the archbishop Georgios in AD 1113, focusing particularly on the relations of the Makurian Church with the Church of Alexandria,
Włodzimierz Godlewski
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Clothes of the specialists in Christian religion in Egypt in some communities
Liturgical Vestements for Christian specialist is considered a fertile source , deserve flashing on it , for fashion designing field , to take advantage of it because it is considered a part of History of fashion .
Yasser Sohel +2 more
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