Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Dede ubeira

👉 Dede-ubeira is a term used in Islamic religious texts to describe the state or kingdom ruled by a leader who is considered supremely powerful, divine, or absolute. It refers specifically to the Umayyads from the 7th century when they became the ruling dynasties of Persia under their last caliph, Umar ibn al-Khattab. Definition: Dede-ubeira refers to an Islamic state or kingdom led by a leader who is considered to be above and beyond all human authority. In this context, the term "dede" typically refers to a divine ruler, while "ubeira," which is the title of a leader, signifies absolute power, influence, or authority. The term was first used in the 7th century and became widely recognized after the Umayyad Caliphate's rise to power. It was not immediately accepted by Islamic scholars, who saw it as a new form of religious authority that did not align with earlier Islamic texts or traditions. Today, "Dede-ubeira" is often used metaphorically in expressions that criticize or express the idea of an Islamic state ruling supreme over others, particularly through divine or divine-inspired rulership.

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