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But the domiciled people consisted , at that time , of Persians , mawlas , and other 66 66 66 66 66 66 persons who had adopted the Persian habits of settled life ; for them , the arts and the sciences were a customary occupation , these ...
But the domiciled people consisted , at that time , of Persians , mawlas , and other 66 66 66 66 66 66 persons who had adopted the Persian habits of settled life ; for them , the arts and the sciences were a customary occupation , these ...
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484 ) ; when the latter was deprived of the government of Arabian and Persian Irak , his successor Yūsuf Ibn Omar ath - Thakafi required from him and his agents an account of what had been done with the revenues of these provinces ...
484 ) ; when the latter was deprived of the government of Arabian and Persian Irak , his successor Yūsuf Ibn Omar ath - Thakafi required from him and his agents an account of what had been done with the revenues of these provinces ...
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They say that he was a mawla to Amr Ibn Alkama al - Kināni , and " that he drew his origin from one of those Persians whom Chosroes had sent " by sea to Yemen , when he expelled the Abyssinians from that country ( 5 ) .
They say that he was a mawla to Amr Ibn Alkama al - Kināni , and " that he drew his origin from one of those Persians whom Chosroes had sent " by sea to Yemen , when he expelled the Abyssinians from that country ( 5 ) .
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Dinawari ( or Dainawari , as it is pronounced by as - Samāni , but incorrectly ) means belonging to Dinawar , a town in Persian Irak near Kirmisin , which has produced a great number of eminent men . T ( 1 ) The Kitab al - Madrif ...
Dinawari ( or Dainawari , as it is pronounced by as - Samāni , but incorrectly ) means belonging to Dinawar , a town in Persian Irak near Kirmisin , which has produced a great number of eminent men . T ( 1 ) The Kitab al - Madrif ...
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He claimed to be descended from the kings of Persia , and composed a work called the Taswiya ( equalization ) , in which he vindicated the Persians from the depreciation ...
He claimed to be descended from the kings of Persia , and composed a work called the Taswiya ( equalization ) , in which he vindicated the Persians from the depreciation ...
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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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