Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The quality or condition, or the position or office, of a prophet.
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- noun State or condition of being a
prophet .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Therefore, the reality of prophethood, which is the Word of God and the perfect state of manifestation, did not have any beginning and will not have any end; its rising is different from all others and is like that of the sun.
Some Answered Questions 1844-1921 `Abdu'l-Bah�� 1882
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The significance is the reality of prophethood which is symbolized by the sun, and the holy Manifestations are the dawning-places or zodiacal points.
Bahá’í World Faith 1844-1921 `Abdu'l-Bah�� 1882
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The significance is the reality of prophethood which is symbolized by the sun, and the holy Manifestations are the dawning-places or zodiacal points.
Foundations of World Unity 1844-1921 `Abdu'l-Bah�� 1882
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Prophet Muhammad prophesized that a period of khilafat would follow his demise, then monarchy, autocracy would follow, and, after a hiatus, khilafat would be re-established upon the precepts of prophethood.
Harris Zafar: Demystifying 'Caliphate' Harris Zafar 2011
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Prophet Muhammad prophesized that a period of khilafat would follow his demise, then monarchy, autocracy would follow, and, after a hiatus, khilafat would be re-established upon the precepts of prophethood.
Harris Zafar: Demystifying 'Caliphate' Harris Zafar 2011
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Prophet Muhammad prophesized that a period of khilafat would follow his demise, then monarchy, autocracy would follow, and, after a hiatus, khilafat would be re-established upon the precepts of prophethood.
Harris Zafar: Demystifying 'Caliphate' Harris Zafar 2011
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Prophet Muhammad prophesized that a period of khilafat would follow his demise, then monarchy, autocracy would follow, and, after a hiatus, khilafat would be re-established upon the precepts of prophethood.
Harris Zafar: Demystifying 'Caliphate' Harris Zafar 2011
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Ahmadis differ from mainstream Muslims on the issue of prophethood.
Ahmadi Muslims in U.S. eager to spread message of nonviolence nancy haught 2010
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Ahmadis differ from mainstream Muslims on the issue of prophethood.
Ahmadi Sect Struggles For Recognition, Respect From Other Muslims 2010
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The media are affirmatively recognizing Muhammad by his religious title, almost endorsing his prophethood -- and proclaiming Muhammad's prophethood is half of the Muslim credo -- while demoting or devaluing other religions whose foundational figures are not treated with the same respect.
Justice and the 'al Qaeda 7' James Taranto 2010
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