Sentence examples for clerical community from inspiring English sources

The Muslim clerical community was also involved.

Iran's clerical community have at times been at odds with music, especially in the early years of the 1979 revolution.

Mr. Baghdadi described the tensions over Ayatollah Shahroudi's organizational presence in Najaf as efforts from others in the clerical community to "disturb the streets".

The simple, modest garments may not look like much to the secular eye, but the stretchy knit gives and moves with the body, which is a step forward within the clerical community.

It was his father's cousin, Muhammad Baqr al-Sadr, who began the activist, or "spoken", school in Najaf's Shia clerical community, advocating an Islamic state through revolution until he was killed in 1979.

Even though distinguished jurists were in general revered and emulated, the clerical community as a whole, with its varying judicial ranks, were at times the center [sic] of ridicule and disdain among common Persians.

This movement stressed the mystical elements of the Jain path and attacked what it saw as the emptiness of Digambara temple ritual and the profligacy of the community's clerical leaders.

The public service, requiring the presence of at least 10 males, the minyan ("quorum"), is generally led by a synagogal official, the ḥazzan, or cantor, but any Jewish male with the requisite knowledge may act in this capacity, since there is no clerical class in the community to whom such leadership is limited.

Traditionally, the schoolteacher has been a surrogate of middle-class morality who serves the local community in various clerical or secretarial capacities because he or she can write legibly and spell accurately.

Duties include assisting in concert and event promotion, filing, distributing publications throughout the campus and Mount Vernon community, and other clerical duties as required.

We are extremely grateful to all the families who took part in this study and the whole APrON team (http://www.apronstudy.ca/), investigators, research assistants, graduate and undergraduate students, volunteers, clerical staff and managers, and community businesses.