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66 << " It is a curious circumstance that the majority of the learned amongst the " Moslims belonged to a foreign race ; very few persons of Arabian descent having obtained distinction in the sciences connected with the law or in ...
66 << " It is a curious circumstance that the majority of the learned amongst the " Moslims belonged to a foreign race ; very few persons of Arabian descent having obtained distinction in the sciences connected with the law or in ...
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... 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 Moslim from learning the Koran .
... 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 Moslim from learning the Koran .
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He followed , besides , a general course of law and learned Malik's Muwatta ; certificates were also obtained by him authorizing him to teach that book , the Sīrat ar - Rasūl ( 2 ) , the treatise of Ibn Salah on the Traditions ...
He followed , besides , a general course of law and learned Malik's Muwatta ; certificates were also obtained by him authorizing him to teach that book , the Sīrat ar - Rasūl ( 2 ) , the treatise of Ibn Salah on the Traditions ...
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... obtained for him from a merchant named Ibn Osāma , and the remainder from two other men . He was the father of Abū Abd Allah Muhammad ( Ibn Abd al - Hakam ) , the disciple of as - Shāfi , whose life we shall give in the letter M.— ...
... obtained for him from a merchant named Ibn Osāma , and the remainder from two other men . He was the father of Abū Abd Allah Muhammad ( Ibn Abd al - Hakam ) , the disciple of as - Shāfi , whose life we shall give in the letter M.— ...
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He was so assiduous in the practice of devo- tion , that he obtained the appellation of Rahib al - Omma ( the monk of the people ) . He possessed a talent for relating stories or histories , and he continued that practice with the ...
He was so assiduous in the practice of devo- tion , that he obtained the appellation of Rahib al - Omma ( the monk of the people ) . He possessed a talent for relating stories or histories , and he continued that practice with the ...
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| Title | Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Volume 2 Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Ibn-Ḫallikān Volume 57 of Oriental translation fund |
| Author | Ibn-Ḫallikān |
| 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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