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Iraq's Shia militias are beating back ISIS. But are they the country's next big threat? - Vox
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Pakistani Shia Muslim Tied A Headband Name Written Of Hazrat Imam Hussain On It And Resting Before The Selfflagellation Of The Main Bazar Of Clock Tower During A Muharram Procession On Road
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Ashura 2019: How Muslims around the world mark the holy day | Religion | Al Jazeera
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A Shia Muslim kid wearing religious headband during an Ashura procession. Muharram is the first month of Islam. It is one of the holiest months in the Islamic calendar. Shia Muslims commemorate
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Shia militias impose themselves wherever they go: Peshmerga
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