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alusur-7041	Antrim, Zayde 	Stephennie Mulder, The Shrines of the ʿAlids in Medieval Syria	2015-11-15	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2681	104	55	See ʿAbd Allāh al-Badrī, Nuzhat al-anām fī mahāsin al-Shām not, however, weaken Mulder’s overall conclusion, which is that the patronage and visitation of ʿAlid shrines in medieval Damascus were popular acts among the city’s overwhelmingly Sunni residents and that despite powerful Sunni voices criticizing such acts in the written record there were others (such as al-Badrī in the passage referred to above) who supported and defended them. In Shrines of the ʿAlids in Medieval Syria, however, Damascus is transformed into a diverse city in which ordinary people, wealthy patrons, and bookish scholars – Sunnis and Shiʿis, men and women alike – have mingled together in ʿAlid shrines for hundreds of years.	cache/alusur-7041.pdf	txt/alusur-7041.txt