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Travels and discoveries in North and Central Africa, Vol. 1 (of 5)

Note 103 — CHAP. XIII.

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“Aníslim” is the term in the Temáshight language equivalent to the Arabic Merábet; and though it evidently has the most intimate relation to the word “selem” (Islám), meaning properly a man professing Islám, this signification has been entirely lost sight of. I was generally deemed and called by the Western Tawárek an Aníslim, because I wrote and read.

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