"un-Sunni" meaning in English

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      "form": "more un-Sunni",
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          "text": "Rafiuddin Ahmed, noting how some Indian reformists identified 19th century Bengali practices such as Muharram “un-Islamic” (or at least un-Sunni) describes how the “emotional veneration of Bibi Fatimah […]",
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        {
          "ref": "1990, Nicolaas Biegman, Egypt: moulids, saints, sufis, page 114",
          "text": "[…] also after initiation, which led to the establishment of a very un-Sunni hierarchy in the turuq, still to be found today.",
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          "text": "Aurangzeb abolished the celebration and fairs that weie held to mark the occasion as being un-Islamic in general and un-Sunni in particular.",
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        "Not in accordance with Sunnism; unbefitting of Sunnites."
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