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ʕĪsà ʕUbayd, Muqaddima (1921)
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ولمّا كان الشعب المصري متفائلاً أخلاقياً يعتقد في طهارة (ز) أخلاقه ومتانة تقاليده الموروثة المقدّسة ؛ 
wa-lammā kāna ’l-šaʕb al-miṣrī mutafāʔilan ʔaḫlāqiyyan yaʕtaqidu fī ṭahāraẗ ʔaḫlāqi-h wa-matānaẗ taqālīdi-hī ’l-mawrūṯaẗ al-muqaddasaẗ; 
Since the Egyptian people have such an optimistic opinion about their habits and customs,1 they believe in the purity [p. vii] of these and the solidity of their holy/venerable inherited tradition. 
AR: šaʕb, miṣrī (Miṣr / Miṣriyyaẗ), ṭahāraẗ, ʔaḫlāq, matānaẗ, taqālīd (taqlīd), taqdīs
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