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The descendants of that family who inhabit Kūfa are calledthe Shā- " biūn ; those in Egypt and Maghrib are styled al - Ushub ; in Syria the name of " Shabaniūn is given to them , and in Yemen they are known as the people of " Zū Shābain ...
The descendants of that family who inhabit Kūfa are calledthe Shā- " biūn ; those in Egypt and Maghrib are styled al - Ushub ; in Syria the name of " Shabaniūn is given to them , and in Yemen they are known as the people of " Zū Shābain ...
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The first , who was probably the same person who is mentioned here , bore the surname of Abu Zaraa native of Egypt . He taught the Traditions on the authority of Ibn al - Mubarak , Ibn Wahb , and other doctors .
The first , who was probably the same person who is mentioned here , bore the surname of Abu Zaraa native of Egypt . He taught the Traditions on the authority of Ibn al - Mubarak , Ibn Wahb , and other doctors .
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( 8 ) Abū Omaiya Amr Ibn al - Hārith Ibn Yakub , a native of Egypt and surnamed al - Muwaddib ( the preceptor ) , was allied by adoption to the Ansārs . He learned the Traditions from Katåda and other great masters , and among his own ...
( 8 ) Abū Omaiya Amr Ibn al - Hārith Ibn Yakub , a native of Egypt and surnamed al - Muwaddib ( the preceptor ) , was allied by adoption to the Ansārs . He learned the Traditions from Katåda and other great masters , and among his own ...
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Mosul was his native place , but poverty forced him to take the resolution of going to Egypt , that he might pay his court to as - Sālih Ibn Ruzzik , the lord of that country ( see his life , vol . 1. page 657 ) .
Mosul was his native place , but poverty forced him to take the resolution of going to Egypt , that he might pay his court to as - Sālih Ibn Ruzzik , the lord of that country ( see his life , vol . 1. page 657 ) .
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... a native of Hijāz but an inhabitant of Egypt , in which country he died , 366 was a sharīf noted for the purity of his life , the nobleness of his character , his vast possessions in lands and tenements , the brilliant style in ...
... a native of Hijāz but an inhabitant of Egypt , in which country he died , 366 was a sharīf noted for the purity of his life , the nobleness of his character , his vast possessions in lands and tenements , the brilliant style in ...
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| Title | Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Volume 2 Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Ibn Khallikān Volume 57 of Oriental Translation Fund Volume 57 of Publications (Oriental translation fund) |
| Author | Ibn Khallikān |
| Translated by | William MacGuckin baron de Slane |
| Publisher | Oriental translation fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1843 |
| Original from | Barcelona Athenaeum Library |
| Digitized | 21 Jan 2010 |
| Length | 616 pages |
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