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The diya is incurred for having occasioned the loss of the two hands , or of the two feet , or of the two eyes ; the loss of a single hand , foot , or eye , requires the penalty of a half diya . The whole diya is incurred for having ...
The diya is incurred for having occasioned the loss of the two hands , or of the two feet , or of the two eyes ; the loss of a single hand , foot , or eye , requires the penalty of a half diya . The whole diya is incurred for having ...
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... the eyes of the Moslim law every individual must have an aākila , that is , a person or a body of men bound to pay the fine of blood if he be amerced . The adkila of a man are all those who are inscribed on the same roll ( diwan ) ...
... the eyes of the Moslim law every individual must have an aākila , that is , a person or a body of men bound to pay the fine of blood if he be amerced . The adkila of a man are all those who are inscribed on the same roll ( diwan ) ...
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Thy eyes have exhausted their tears in weeping ; try then to find others shedding copious drops , and with them recruit the last of thine ( 3 ) . But who would lend thee his eyes that thou mayest weep with them ? Were eyes ever lent ...
Thy eyes have exhausted their tears in weeping ; try then to find others shedding copious drops , and with them recruit the last of thine ( 3 ) . But who would lend thee his eyes that thou mayest weep with them ? Were eyes ever lent ...
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At that moment a raven perched on the of the tree and croaked aloud , on which he opened his eyes and listened " to its cry . The boy then pronounced these lines : 66 top The heart receiveth yet a deeper wound from the cry of that bird ...
At that moment a raven perched on the of the tree and croaked aloud , on which he opened his eyes and listened " to its cry . The boy then pronounced these lines : 66 top The heart receiveth yet a deeper wound from the cry of that bird ...
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His history is well known . ( 1 ) Jaradin in the autograph MS . ( 2 ) Khudaim in the autograph . ( 3 ) In place of , the autograph has ; the sense is then try and find other eyes to help you .
His history is well known . ( 1 ) Jaradin in the autograph MS . ( 2 ) Khudaim in the autograph . ( 3 ) In place of , the autograph has ; the sense is then try and find other eyes to help you .
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| Title | Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Volume 1 Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Ibn-Ḫallikān Volume 57 of Oriental translation fund |
| Author | Ibn-Ḫallikān |
| Translated by | William MacGuckin 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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