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| CIT_ISL_QUTB_NETTON | ENT_ISL_QUTB | SRC_NETTON_DICT_ISLAM | Ian Richard Netton, A Popular Dictionary of Islam (London: Curzon Press, 1992) | s.v. "Quṭb" | Quṭb (Ar.) [pl. aqṭāb] In the technical terminology of taṣawwuf (q.v.) this word means ‘pole’, ‘pivot’ or ‘axis’ and designates the Head of the saints (awliyā’), although other saints have been honoured by the title as well. | secondary | Dictionary entry on the Sufi qutb. | 2026-09-18 | full-text extraction (EPUB); headword entry located by accent-insensitive search (the diacritics defeat plain search), entry read to confirm it treats THIS figure; brief attributed excerpt limited to the entry's opening definition (in-copyright dictionary, cf. the Renard precedent); contiguous-substring gate passed | 3 | 1 | secondary dictionary entry; confirm the entry and page in the printed dictionary |