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I. page 553 ) and Abū Omar al - Bazzāz ( 3 ) , but these two varied very much in their manner of reading certain words . Aāsim died at Kūfa , A.H. 345 127 ( A. D. 744-5 ) .- The word najūd signifies a female wild ass not pregnant ...
I. page 553 ) and Abū Omar al - Bazzāz ( 3 ) , but these two varied very much in their manner of reading certain words . Aāsim died at Kūfa , A.H. 345 127 ( A. D. 744-5 ) .- The word najūd signifies a female wild ass not pregnant ...
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Abū Mūsa was kādi of Basra under the khalif Omar and afterwards , in the reign of Othman , he acted as a kādi at Kūfa ; his ( grand ) son Bilāl was also kādi of Basra : this was the circumstance which gave ...
Abū Mūsa was kādi of Basra under the khalif Omar and afterwards , in the reign of Othman , he acted as a kādi at Kūfa ; his ( grand ) son Bilāl was also kādi of Basra : this was the circumstance which gave ...
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It is stated that Ibn Omar ( 2 ) walked past him one day whilst he was relating the history of a victorious campaign made by the first Moslems , and said , on hearing the narration which he made : " He knows what was done at the ...
It is stated that Ibn Omar ( 2 ) walked past him one day whilst he was relating the history of a victorious campaign made by the first Moslems , and said , on hearing the narration which he made : " He knows what was done at the ...
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As - Shābi once spoke to Omar Ibn Hubaira , the governor of the two Iraks , in favour of some prisoners , and asked him to set them at liberty ; but not being able to obtain his consent , he addressed him in these terms : " O emir ! if ...
As - Shābi once spoke to Omar Ibn Hubaira , the governor of the two Iraks , in favour of some prisoners , and asked him to set them at liberty ; but not being able to obtain his consent , he addressed him in these terms : " O emir ! if ...
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His death took place at Baghdad in the year 192 ( A. D. 807-8 ) ; but the following anecdote on the sub- ject is given on good authority by Omar Ibn Shabba : " Ibrahim al - Mausili ...
His death took place at Baghdad in the year 192 ( A. D. 807-8 ) ; but the following anecdote on the sub- ject is given on good authority by Omar Ibn Shabba : " Ibrahim al - Mausili ...
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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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