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  "en": "Facey & Taylor — From Mayfair to Mecca: the Life of Lady Evelyn Cobbold"
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  "ar": "مقدمة سيرية بقلم ويليام فيسي وميراندا تايلور لطبعة «الحج إلى مكة» المعادة: حياة إيفلين كوبولد وإسلامها وحجها سنة 1933، وفيها حكمهما أنها «كانت ستعدّ نفسها سنية بالتأكيد» مع صعوبة تحديدها أدق من ذلك.",
  "en": "William Facey and Miranda Taylor's biographical introduction to the reprinted Pilgrimage to Mecca: Cobbold's life, Islam and 1933 Hajj, including their judgement that she 'would certainly have claimed to be Sunni' though 'it would be difficult to pin her down more precisely'."
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