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Proposing merging Müezzin mahfili into Dikka.
Both articles are about the same topic, one is simply titled after the Arabic word, the other is titled after the Turkish term. This is not a topic with many detailed references so, needless to say, there's no reason to have two stub articles about the same thing.
To make things clear, here are examples of both terms being defined in published sources: "a raised platform (Arab. dikka) of wood or stone from which the Koran or responses to the prayer leader are recited" [1]; and "the müezzin mahfili, a covered marble pew from where the müezzin chants the responses to the prayers of the imam" [2] (Or also this example. [3])
The direction of merge isn't crucial, but this article is older and müezzin mahfili is generally reserved for Turkish contexts, whereas dikka is more often cited in glossaries of general Islamic architecture references, e.g.: [4] [5] [1] If there's a more common name used in English sources, I suggest making an RM for the merged article afterwards. R Prazeres ( talk) 23:49, 14 August 2022 (UTC)
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![]() | The contents of the Müezzin mahfili page were merged into Dikka on 7 November 2022. For the contribution history and old versions of the redirected page, please see its history; for the discussion at that location, see its talk page. |
Proposing merging Müezzin mahfili into Dikka.
Both articles are about the same topic, one is simply titled after the Arabic word, the other is titled after the Turkish term. This is not a topic with many detailed references so, needless to say, there's no reason to have two stub articles about the same thing.
To make things clear, here are examples of both terms being defined in published sources: "a raised platform (Arab. dikka) of wood or stone from which the Koran or responses to the prayer leader are recited" [1]; and "the müezzin mahfili, a covered marble pew from where the müezzin chants the responses to the prayers of the imam" [2] (Or also this example. [3])
The direction of merge isn't crucial, but this article is older and müezzin mahfili is generally reserved for Turkish contexts, whereas dikka is more often cited in glossaries of general Islamic architecture references, e.g.: [4] [5] [1] If there's a more common name used in English sources, I suggest making an RM for the merged article afterwards. R Prazeres ( talk) 23:49, 14 August 2022 (UTC)
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