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Jean-Mohammed Abd-el-Jalil
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “moroccan catholic priest and a convert from islam”. Today it says “moroccan catholic priest”.
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Jean Mohamed Ben Abdeljlil (alternative transcripts: Benabdeljlil or Abd al-Jalil , born in 1904, Fez , Morocco - died on November 29, 1979, Villejuif , France ) was a Moroccan Roman Catholic priest and a Catholic convert from Islam.1 François Pouillon Dictionnaire des orientalistes de langue française -2008 p4 " ABDELJELIL Jean-Mohamed (Fès, 1904- Paris, 1979) Arabisant islamologue. Issu d'une notable famille d'origine andalouse de Fès, où il est formé à la mosquée-université Karawiyyîn et à l'école Charles de ..."2
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moroccan catholic priest and a convert from islam
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moroccan catholic priest
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