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( 8 ) Shabib Ibn Shabba , a celebrated preacher ( Fihrist , fol.171 ) , was a contemporary of the khalif al - Mahdi . That prince had a daughter named al - Yākūta , of whom he was so fond that he could not bear to be separated from her ...
( 8 ) Shabib Ibn Shabba , a celebrated preacher ( Fihrist , fol.171 ) , was a contemporary of the khalif al - Mahdi . That prince had a daughter named al - Yākūta , of whom he was so fond that he could not bear to be separated from her ...
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( 7 ) The celebrated battle of Jalūla was fought A. H. 16. See Abū ' l - Fedā's Annals ; Price's Retrospect , vol I. page 124 . ( 8 ) This is the prince whom Hamza al - Ispahāni mentions as the immediate predecessor of Zū Shanātir ...
( 7 ) The celebrated battle of Jalūla was fought A. H. 16. See Abū ' l - Fedā's Annals ; Price's Retrospect , vol I. page 124 . ( 8 ) This is the prince whom Hamza al - Ispahāni mentions as the immediate predecessor of Zū Shanātir ...
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son of Lujaim Ibn Saab Ibn Ali Ibn Bakr Ibn Wail ; it is a celebrated tribe . Hanifa's real name was Uthal , but it was changed for this reason : he and alAhzan Ibn Aūf al - Abdi were conversing together on a subject which it would take ...
son of Lujaim Ibn Saab Ibn Ali Ibn Bakr Ibn Wail ; it is a celebrated tribe . Hanifa's real name was Uthal , but it was changed for this reason : he and alAhzan Ibn Aūf al - Abdi were conversing together on a subject which it would take ...
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( 2 ) Abū Ishak Ibrahim Ibn Adham Ibn Mansūr al - Balkhi was celebrated for his holy life . His father Adham was a native of Balkh and belonged to one of the first families in the place . He made the pilgrimage to Mekka with his wife ...
( 2 ) Abū Ishak Ibrahim Ibn Adham Ibn Mansūr al - Balkhi was celebrated for his holy life . His father Adham was a native of Balkh and belonged to one of the first families in the place . He made the pilgrimage to Mekka with his wife ...
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Abū ' l - Kasim Abd Allah Ibn Ahmad Ibn Mahmūd al - Kaabi al - Balkhi , a man celebrated for his learning , was the author of that sect of the Motazilites , the members of which are called Kaabites . He taught some doctrines peculiar to ...
Abū ' l - Kasim Abd Allah Ibn Ahmad Ibn Mahmūd al - Kaabi al - Balkhi , a man celebrated for his learning , was the author of that sect of the Motazilites , the members of which are called Kaabites . He taught some doctrines peculiar to ...
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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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