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‘Our Muslims’ — The Lithuanian Tatars and the Russian imperial government

Journal of Baltic Studies, 1999
In percent 1 897, of according the population to official of the figures, Russian Muslims Empire, made that up is to some say, eleven nearly p rcent of the pula i n o the Rus an E pir , tha is o say n arly double the percentage of the better known (both then and now) Jewish minority ( Obshchii svod 1: 250-1).
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EASTERN GUESTS IN LITHUANIA. THE BEGINNING OF SETTLING AND ETHNIC FEATURES OF THE LITHUANIAN TATARS

RSUH/RGGU Bulletin. Series Eurasian Studies. History. Political Science. International Relations, 2023
This article is about one of the national minorities of modern Lithuania – the Lithuanian Tatars and the reasons for their appearance in the territory of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. From the beginning, Lithuania was formed as a multi-confessional and multi-ethnic state.
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TASKS AND PROBLEMS OF THE MUSLIM LITHUANIAN TATAR COMMUNITY ON THE BASIS OF THE ANALYSIS OF THE LEGISLATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA IN THE PERIOD FROM THE RESTORATION OF INDEPENDENCE FROM THE SSSR TO THE PRESENT MOMENT

Человеческий капитал, 2023
Данная статья посвящена небольшому исследованию в области законодательства Республики Литва в отношении мусульманской татарской общины современной Литвы: от восстановления независимости вплоть до настоящего момента. За время пребывания в составе СССР этнический состав Литвы претерпел значительные изменения. Вследствие этого перед руководством Литовской
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On the Volhynian origin of the manuscript translation of the Quran into Polish by Lithuanian Tatars manuscripts of the 17th-20th centuries

Острозька давнина, 2020
The author presents reasons in support of Ukrainian (Volhynian) origin of the translation of the Quran into Polish, written in Arabic script in the Tafsir created by Lithuanian Tatars and known in extant manuscript copies of the 17th-20th centuries, written in the Belarusian lands of the former Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
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