Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Volume 1Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1843 - 616 pages |
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Page ix
... favour , etc. It is easy to see that one general idea pervades these various significations , that of proximity , either in a physical or a moral sense . The primitive signification of the verb wala is also apparent in the derivative ...
... favour , etc. It is easy to see that one general idea pervades these various significations , that of proximity , either in a physical or a moral sense . The primitive signification of the verb wala is also apparent in the derivative ...
Page xiv
... favour , as , by this means , they protect youth against its " own follies and preserve it from that levity of mind which not only ruins the knowledge already obtained or interrupts its acquisition , but would also prevent the young ...
... favour , as , by this means , they protect youth against its " own follies and preserve it from that levity of mind which not only ruins the knowledge already obtained or interrupts its acquisition , but would also prevent the young ...
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... 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 you have imprisoned them without cause , let your justice deliver them ; and ...
... 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 you have imprisoned them without cause , let your justice deliver them ; and ...
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... favour of the public and the military . He had refused to accept the vizirat a second time , but the troops insisted so strongly on his returning to office , that he was obliged to consent .- ( See Fakhr ad - din Ibn Tabâtabâ's ad ...
... favour of the public and the military . He had refused to accept the vizirat a second time , but the troops insisted so strongly on his returning to office , that he was obliged to consent .- ( See Fakhr ad - din Ibn Tabâtabâ's ad ...
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... favour of Nûr ad - din , lord of Syria , who erected colleges in Aleppo , Emessa , Hamât , 359 Baalbek , and other cities , for the express purpose of having him to teach in these places . ( At different periods ) he filled the post of ...
... favour of Nûr ad - din , lord of Syria , who erected colleges in Aleppo , Emessa , Hamât , 359 Baalbek , and other cities , for the express purpose of having him to teach in these places . ( At different periods ) he filled the post of ...
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