The word “indigenous” appeared 1 times in this article's opening at its peak in 2015. Today the opening carries none. 1 remains further down the article, where a reader arriving from a search result does not go.
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The opening as it read in 2015
Islam in Delaware is an established religion.1 Although it is unknown how many Muslims live in the state, Delaware has at least five mosques and a sizable Muslim population. It is possible that the history of Islam in Delaware extends as far back as the origin of the Delaware Moors , a mixed-race community in Kent and Sussex counties whose origins are variously attributed to 18th century shipwrecked Moorish pirates, wives brought over from the 17th century British evacuation of Tangier , or a legendary romance between a European colonist and an enslaved Moorish prince. The community itself lays claims to a Muslim origin dating back to Colonial times.
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The opening as it stood in 2010
Although it is unknown how many Muslims live in the state of Delaware , the state has at least two mosques and a sizable Muslim population.
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The opening as it stood in 2020
Islam in Delaware is an established religion. Although it is unknown how many Muslims live in the state, Delaware has at least five mosques and a sizable Muslim population. The community itself lays claims to a Muslim origin dating back to Colonial times. It is possible that the history of Islam in Delaware extends as far back as the origin of the Delaware Moors , a mixed-race community in Kent and Sussex counties whose origins are variously attributed to 18th century shipwrecked Moorish pirates, wives brought over from the 17th century British evacuation of Tangier , or a legendary romance between a European colonist and an enslaved Moorish prince.
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023
Muslim community in the United States Islam in Delaware is an established religion. Although it is unknown how many Muslims live in the state, Delaware has at least five mosques and a sizable Muslim population. The community itself lays claims to a Muslim origin dating back to Colonial times. It is possible that the history of Islam in Delaware extends as far back as the origin of the Delaware Moors , a mixed-race community in Kent and Sussex counties whose origins are variously attributed to 18th century shipwrecked Moorish pirates, wives brought over from the 17th century British evacuation of Tangier , or a legendary romance between a European colonist and an enslaved Moorish prince.
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Muslim community in the United States Islam is an established religion in Delaware .Although it is not known precisely how many Muslims live in the state, Delaware has at least five mosques and a sizable Muslim population. The community itself lays claims to a Muslim origin dating back to Colonial times. It is possible that the history of Islam in Delaware extends as far back as the origin of the Delaware Moors , a mixed-race community in Kent and Sussex counties whose origins are variously attributed to 18th century shipwrecked Moorish pirates, wives brought over from the 17th century British evacuation of Tangier , or a legendary romance between a European colonist and an enslaved Moorish prince.
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established religion
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established religion in delaware
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