Almohad

/ˈælmoʊˌhɑːd/ noun

A member of a powerful Islamic dynasty and religious movement that ruled North Africa and Spain from the 12th to 13th centuries.

From Arabic al-muwahhidun (الموحدون) meaning 'the unitarians,' referring to their strict monotheistic doctrine. The movement began in Morocco and expanded to become a major medieval empire. The name emphasizes their reform-focused Islamic theology.

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