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ANCIENT SILK ROAD TRAVELLERS His most recent translator declares, "said to 'rank with the Confessions of St. Augustine and Rousseau, and the memoirs of Gibbon and Newton,' Babur's memoirs are the first--and until relatively recent times, the only--true autobiography in Islamic literature." Read the bibliography. Bar Sauma was sent to the West as an emissary of the Ilkhanid ruler Arghun in 1287, with the goal of concluding an alliance against the Mamluks. Once in the Mongol Ilkhanid realms, they became involved in Nestorian church politics, and Markos eventually was elected head of the church as Patriarch Mar Yaballaha III. www.silk-road.com /artl/srtravelmain.shtml   (4830 words)

The Index of Islam Abu Sa’id said, "We went with Allah’s Apostle in the Ghazwa of Bani Al-Mustaliq and we captured some of the Arabs as captives and the long separation from our wives was pressing us hard and we wanted to practice coitus interruptus. Abu Sa’id said, ‘We went out with Allah’s Apostle for the Ghazwa [battle] of Banu Al-Mustaliq and we received captives from among the Arab captives and we desired women and celibacy became hard on us and we loved to do coitus interruptus. Abu Zuhair said Mohammed made a prophecy of conquest of Iraq. www.muslimhope.com /IslamIndex.htm   (4830 words)

Famous Scholars of Sufism Abu Sa'id was speaking about the necessity of deeds, and about obedience and disobedience to God. One day Abu 'Ali participated in a meeting at which Abu Sa'id was preaching. One of the most famous of all mystics, Abu Sa'id ibn Abi al-Khayr is also one of those most noted for their spiritual states (halat). www.oneummah.net /tasawwuf/scholars.htm   (4830 words)

Sa'id ibn 'Amir With his exuberant youthfulness and strength, Sa'id (ra) jostled through the crowd until he caught up with the Quraysh leaders, men like Abu Sufyan ibn Harb and Safwan ibn Umayyah, who were leading the procession. Sa'id ibn 'Amir (ra) was one of thousands who left for the region of Tan'im on the outskirts of Makkah at the invitation of the Quraysh leaders to witness the killing of Khubayb ibn 'Adi (ra), one of the companions of Muhammad (saw), whom they had captured treacherously. Sometime later, the Khalifah sent for Sa'id ibn 'Amir (ra) and informed him that he was to be appointed as a governor and that one of his duties was to actively participate with the people in confronting hostile forces. www.beautifulislam.net /sahabah/said_ibn_amir_p.html   (1841 words)

List of Electronic Texts Available at LETRS: al-Hadith Database Author: Sa'id ibn al-'As Title: ABU DAWUD No.1789 Author: Sa'id ibn Zayd ibn Amr ibn Nufayl Author: Sa'd ibn AbuWaqqas / Usamah ibn Zayd www.indiana.edu /~letrs/text-tools/textlists/alhadithq-s.html   (1841 words)

Al-Muraja'at In Muslim's Sahih, it is narrated by `Abdul-Rahman ibn Abu Layla, al-Qasim ibn Mukhaymarah, Abu Salih, Tharr ibn `Abdullah, Sa`id ibn `Abdul-Rahman ibn `Abzi, Yahya al-Jazzar, Nafi` (a slave of Ibn `Umer), `Ata' ibn Abu Rabah, `Imarah ibn `Umayr, `Arrak ibn Malik, al-Sha`bi, Maymun ibn Mahran, al-Hasan al-`Arni, Mus`ab ibn Sa`d and `Ali ibn al-Husayn. Abu Sulayman al-Darani has said: "I have never seen anyone more awe-stricken than al-Hasan son of Salih who stood up one night to recite Chaper 78 of the Holy Qur'an and fainted yet continued reciting till dawn." He was born, may Allah have mercy upon him, in 100 Hij. His hadith in Muslim is transmitted by Saif ibn Abu Sulayman, Isma`il ibn Muslim, Abu `Asim Muhammad ibn Ayyub al-Thaqafi, Abul Amis, Musa ibn `Ali, Abu Shihab Musa ibn Nafi`, Sufyan, Hisham ibn Sa`d, `Abdul-Wahid ibn Ayman, and Isra'il. www.imamalinet.net /en/k/murajaat/016.htm   (1841 words)

Volume 70, May 2004 Issue The IOF demolished the three-storey house of Nayef Fathi Abu Shareh and the house of Sami Sa’ed Salameh in Nablus district. Houses belong to: Wael Abu Reziq, Farhan Shalula, Mahmoud Hneydek, Mahrous Hneydek, Sa’diya Shaloula, Ahmad Abu Reziq, Yasir Hneydek, Fathi Hneydek, Yousef Hneydek and Ahmad Hneydek. The IOF demolished the house of Hatim Abu Hadaf in Abu Hadaf area to the northeast of Al Qarara. www.arij.org /paleye/monthley/May-04   (6910 words)

Al-Muraja'at In Muslim's Sahih, it is narrated by `Abdul-Rahman ibn Abu Layla, al-Qasim ibn Mukhaymarah, Abu Salih, Tharr ibn `Abdullah, Sa`id ibn `Abdul-Rahman ibn `Abzi, Yahya al-Jazzar, Nafi` (a slave of Ibn `Umer), `Ata' ibn Abu Rabah, `Imarah ibn `Umayr, `Arrak ibn Malik, al-Sha`bi, Maymun ibn Mahran, al-Hasan al-`Arni, Mus`ab ibn Sa`d and `Ali ibn al-Husayn. Abu Dawud has mentioned him saying: "He is a truthful Shi`a." Al-Jawzjani has said: "He has deviated from the path," meaning from al-Jawzjani's path to that of the Prophet's Progeny (as). His hadith is transmitted in Bukhari by `Abdullah ibn `Amir, Abu Karib, Muhammad ibn Tarf, Wasil ibn `Abd al-A`la, Zuhayr, Abu Sa`d al-Ashajj, Muhammad ibn Yazid, Muhammad ibn al-Muthanna, Ahmed al-Wak`i, and `Abdul-`Aziz ibn `Umer ibn Aban. www.al-islam.org /murajaat/16.htm   (6910 words)

Lysfontenen.no Abu Hassan kjente han ikke igjen, for kalifen var kledd ut som kjøpmann. Abu Hassan satte seg opp i sengen og myste opp mot tjeneren. Uten at Abu Hassan merket det, helte han sovepulver ned i glasset hans, og Abu Hassan stakkar, sovnet inn med én gang, og nå sa han til ham at han skulle ta Abu Hassan på skuldrene og bære ham hjem til palasset. www.lysfontenen.no /index.php?id=articles&action=view&aid=284   (6910 words)

Qarnei Shomron, re LAWE report Abu `Hamad had been a resident of Ra`ananah prior to the 1967 war. Abu Sa`ad spent 2 1/4 years in a sanatorium (regularly visited by his 3 wives). Moshe fainted and Abu Sa`ad fled, convinced that he had killed Moshe. www.dmbarnett.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /writings/Qarnei.html   (6910 words)

An Introduction to 'Irfan It is said that he met with Abu 'Ali Sina, the philosopher, and with Abu Sa'id ibn Abi al- Khayr, the famous 'arif. He was the pupil and disciple of Abu Nasr al-Sarraj, and the teacher of Abu Sa'id ibn Abi al-Khayr. One of the most famous of all mystics, Abu Sa'id ibn Abi al-Khayr is also one of those most noted for their spiritual states (halat). www.al-islam.org /al-tawhid/irfan.htm   (6910 words)

Al-Muraja'at In Muslim's Sahih, it is narrated by `Abdul-Rahman ibn Abu Layla, al-Qasim ibn Mukhaymarah, Abu Salih, Tharr ibn `Abdullah, Sa`id ibn `Abdul-Rahman ibn `Abzi, Yahya al-Jazzar, Nafi` (a slave of Ibn `Umer), `Ata' ibn Abu Rabah, `Imarah ibn `Umayr, `Arrak ibn Malik, al-Sha`bi, Maymun ibn Mahran, al-Hasan al-`Arni, Mus`ab ibn Sa`d and `Ali ibn al-Husayn. Abu Sulayman al-Darani has said: "I have never seen anyone more awe-stricken than al-Hasan son of Salih who stood up one night to recite Chaper 78 of the Holy Qur'an and fainted yet continued reciting till dawn." He was born, may Allah have mercy upon him, in 100 Hij. His hadith is transmitted in Bukhari by `Abdullah ibn `Amir, Abu Karib, Muhammad ibn Tarf, Wasil ibn `Abd al-A`la, Zuhayr, Abu Sa`d al-Ashajj, Muhammad ibn Yazid, Muhammad ibn al-Muthanna, Ahmed al-Wak`i, and `Abdul-`Aziz ibn `Umer ibn Aban. www.al-shia.com /html/eng/books/murajaat/016.htm   (6910 words)

l98-117 Bibliyujrafiya al-dirasat al-Gharbiyah hawla al-badawah fi al-aqtar al-'Arabiyah / i'dad Abu Bakr Ahmad Ba Qadir ; muraja'at 'Abd Allah Sa'id Bakhashwayn. @@ 7- LCN: 98966170 Abu al-Hasan al-Sa'di, 'Ali ibn Hajar, Hadith 'Ali ibn Hajar al-Sa'di 'an Isma'il ibn Ja'far al-Madani d. ISBN: 9960340058 @@ 17- LCN: 98966204 Abu al-Hasan, Husayn ibn 'Ali Dakhil Allah. www.lib.virginia.edu /area-studies/MiddleEast/Cairo/98/l98-117   (813 words)

Al-Muraja'at In Muslim's @a<í<, it is narrated by `Abdul-RaAbu Layla, al-Qásim ibn Mukhaymarah, Abu @áli<, Tharr ibn `Abdulláh, Sa`íd ibn `Abdul-Raá' ibn Abu Rabá<, `Imárah ibn `Umayr, `Arrák ibn Málik, al-Sha`bi, Maymún ibn Mahrán, al-\asan al-`Arni, Mu#`ab ibn Sa`d and `Ali ibn al-\usayn. Abu Dawúd al-Raháwi is quoted in Al-Mízán, too, to have heard Sharík saying, "`Ali is the best of creation; whoever denies this fact is kafir (apostate)."[6] What he meant, of course, is that `Ali is the best of all men excluding the Prophet (pbuh), as all Shí`as believe. Abu Bardah included `Alqamah's name among the emissary to Mu`áwiyah during the latter's reign, but `Alqamah objected and even wrote to Abu Bardah saying: "Please remove my name (from the list); please do remove it." This is recorded by Ibn Sa`d in his biography of `Alqamah on page 57, Vol. www.al-islam.org /murajaat/tl/16.htm   (15674 words)

Talhah ibn Ubaydullah (www.islaam.org.uk) Nawfal ibn Khuwaylid, nicknamed the 'lion of the Quraysh', bound Talhah with a rope and with the same rope he tied up Abu Bakr and then handed them over to the mindless and violent mob of Makkah to be beaten and tortured. He and Said ibn Zayd had been sent outside Madinah on a mission by the Prophet and when they returned, the Prophet and his companions were already on the way back from Badr. Before the beginning of the battle he had said in a voice choked with emotion: "O Lord, for the sake of Uthman, take from me this day until You are pleased." Then when Alee faced him and Zubayr, they saw the correctness of his position and withdrew from the field of battle. www.sunnahonline.com /ilm/seerah/0028.htm   (15674 words)

GN Online: Zayed gets letter from Prince Abdullah His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, has received a letter from Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah bin Abdulaziz to President His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. Present at the meeting were Dr. Sheikh Sultan bin Khalifa Al Nahyan, Member of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council and Chief of the Abu Dhabi Crown Prince's Court, and Pakistani Ambassador Salim Ullah. Sheikh Khalifa and Saud Al Faisal also exchanged views on a number of issues of mutual interest in view of the current developments at both Arab and international levels. www.gulf-news.com /Articles/print.asp?ArticleID=57234   (15674 words)

Imam Ali (A.S.) as Guardian and Successor Imam Reza (A.S.) Network Abu Ubayda says in his book Ghareebul-Qur'an: "Mawla means worthier." He cited al-Akhtal's poetic verse to Abdul-Malik bin Marwan as his evidence. Al-Husayn bin al-Hasan from Abu Sa'id al-Khudri from Umm Salama (The Prophet's wife) (The History of Baghdad) vol.9 p. Al- A'mash, Atiyah, Abu Sa'id al-Khudri, (Jami'ul-Bayan) vol.22 p. www.imamreza.net /eng/imamreza.php?id=4081   (6221 words)

PARC Resources-Encyclopedia-Literature Habibi¡s masterpiece, al-Waqa¡i¡ al-Ghariba fi Ikhtifa Sa`id Abi al-Nahs al-Mutashia¡il (The strange events of the disappearance of Sa`id Abu al-Hahs, the pess-optimist, 1974), is a unique novel in Arabic literature problematizing in a tragic-comic manner the insecure and mixed feelings of Palestinians as precarious citizens of Israel. Abu Salma lived to witness the loss of Palestine and as an exile wrote powerful poems lamenting the injustice of this loss, remembering the ancestral homeland with anguished love, and affirming the will of Palestinians to regain it in the name of their everlasting attachment to it. However, Abu al-Iqbal was more politically oriented than al-Nabhani, and his poems advocated the unification of the Muslim world, criticized Sharif Husayn¡s Arab revolt against the Ottomans, and attacked the Zionist project of a national home for the Jews in Palestine. www.parcenter.org /resources/encyclopedia/encyc_lit.html   (6221 words)

Chapter 1 Abi Talib, Abu Sa'id, Umm Salma and Abu Hurayra": It is reported from Abu Hurayra that the Prophet said: "What will be your reaction when the son of Mary descends and your Imam is among yourselves?" [37] Greater detail is provided in another hadith reported by Abu Sa'id al-Khudari. www.al-islam.org /mahdi/nontl/Chap-1.htm   (6221 words)

Israel Resource Review -- 6th August, 2000 -- Newsletter about Israel,Palestinians,the Middle East,Jerusalem,Gaza,Netanyahu,Peres,Abu Mazen,Wye,Clinton,Albright,PNC,PLO,Fatah,Hamas and a host of other players on the middle-eastern stage Abu Dis is even closer to the Old City and the Temple Mount than the Israeli Knesset building, and Barak allegedly said to Arafat that this would make it possible for him to pray every day at the Al Aqsa mosque. The family that did have property there, and still does, is the Abu Sa'ud family, which is Arafat's mother's family. One of the pieces of information leaked to the Arabs at Camp David (to Muhammad el-Abzi of the international Al-Quds newspaper) stated that Prime Minister Ehud Barak suggested to Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat that he set up his presidential offices in the village of Abu Dis, which is actually a suburb of East Jerusalem. israelbehindthenews.com /Aug-06-00.htm   (4910 words)

New Page 1 I was in Egypt in the days of al-Malik az-Zahir Abu Sa'id Barquq, who had seized power from the descendants of Qala'un, when he arrested his minister of the interior, the amir Mahmud (The inventory states that) the property left by Sultan Abu Sa'id in his treasury was over 700 hundredweight of gold dinars. hundredweight of gold in coins and (gold) jewelry, and a correspondingly large amount of other property in the treasuries of the Sultan of (Tlemcen), the 'Abd al-Wadud Abu Tashfin. www.muslimphilosophy.com /ik/Muqaddimah/Chapter3/Ch_3_16.htm   (4910 words)

New Page 1 Aba Sa'id reigned from 1310 to 1331, and Abu l-Uasan from 1331 to 1351, not long before Ibn Khaldun's arrival in Fez. in the handwriting of the Minister of Finance of the (Merinid) Sultan Abu Sa'id." The name is found in the Paris edition. Ibn Khaldun was born during the reign of Abu Bakr (1318-46). www.muslimphilosophy.com /ik/Muqaddimah/Chapter3/Ch_3_16Footnote.htm   (4910 words)

The Fatimi (Mahdi) ’Äì Ibn Khaldun Abu Qudamah said, "I heard Abu Usamah saying about the hadith of Yazid from Ibrahim on the banners, 'Even if Usamah were to swear fifty oaths in my presence I would not believe it. At-Tirmidhi, Ibn Majah and al-Hakim all published from Abu Sa'id al-Khudri by way of Zayd al-'Ammi from Abu Sadeeq an-Naji from Abu Sa'id al-Khudri that he said, "We were afraid that things might happen, so we asked the Prophet of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace,... Al-Hakim published in al-Mustadrak from 'Ali, may Allah be pleased with him, from the narration of Abu at-Tufail from Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah that he said, "We were with 'Ali, may Allah be pleased with him, and a man asked him about the Mahdi. www.bogvaerker.dk /Bookwright/Mahdi.html   (4910 words)

Sufism -- Early Sufis : 'Ali ibn 'Abd al-Rahim al-Qannad Nicholson asserted that one of Sarraj's students, Abu 'l-Fadl ibn al-Hasan al-Sarakhsi, was the shaykh of the well-known Sufi shaykh, Abu Sa'id Abu l-Khayr. Among those who transmitted narrations on his authority were Abu Sa'id Muhammad ibn 'Ali al-Naqqash, 'Abd al-Rahman ibn Muhammad al-Sarraj, and others." His name was Abu Nasr 'Abdallah ibn 'Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Yahya al-Sarraj. www.arches.uga.edu /~godlas/sufism/sarraj.html   (4910 words)

Medieval Sourcebook: Ibn Battuta: Travels in Asia and Africa 1325-1354 I left Baghdad with the mahalla of Sultan Abu Sa'id, on purpose to see the way in which the king's marches are conducted and travelled with it for ten days, thereafter accompanying one of the amirs to the town of Tabriz. I left Baghdad with the mahalla of Sultan Abu Sa'id, on purpose to see the way in which the king's marches are conducted, and travelled with it for ten days, thereafter accompanying one of the amirs to the town of Tabriz. The Sultan of Tunis at that time was Abu Yahya, the son of Abu' Zakariya IL, and there were a number of notable scholars in the town. www.fordham.edu /halsall/source/1354-ibnbattuta.html   (4910 words)

Islam and Hadith (Sunnah of the Prophet) - Selective Bibliography of Hadith Studies - The Musnads of Abu Hanifah Abu: al-H:usayn Muh:ammad ibn al-Muz:affar ibn Mu:sa: ibn `I:sa: ibn Muh:ammad (d. Abu: Muh:ammad `Abd Alla:h ibn Muh:ammad ibn Ya`qu:b al-H:a:rithi: {al-Usta:dh al-Subadhmu:ni:} (d. Islam and Hadith (Sunnah of the Prophet) - Selective Bibliography of Hadith Studies - The Musnads of Abu Hanifah www.islamic-paths.org /Home/English/Hadith/Bibliography/Abu_Hanifah.htm   (739 words)

History of Islamic Science 2 The geometer Abu Sa'id al Darir wrote a treatise on the drawing of the meridian. Abu Sa'id al-Darir wrote a treatise on geometrical problems. There are a few popular men, throughout the Middle Ages, who were chiefly if not exclusively concerned with astrology, they contributed powerfully to its debasement, The main astrologers of this period were 'Umar ibn al-Farrukhan and his son Muhammad Abu Ma'shar (Albumasar), Sahl ibn Bishr, and Abu 'Ali al-Khaiyat. www.levity.com /alchemy/islam13.html   (2747 words)

Table of Contents and Excerpt, al-Andalusi, Science in the Medieval World The Qadi Abu al-Qasim Sa'id ibn Ahmad ibn Sa'id wrote: it is known that all the people on earth from the East and from the West, from the North and from the South, although they constitute a single group, differ in three distinct traits: behaviors, physical appearances, and languages. Abu means "father of" but is often used to form a nickname, rather than in the biological sense. The definite article al- corresponds to the English article "the." Ibn means "son of." Banu indicates a family or a tribe. www.utexas.edu /utpress/excerpts/exalasci.html   (5490 words)

IslamMessage -> O Ye Who Believe Ibn Abu Hatim reported that Ibn `Abbas said that:[يَـأَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ ءَامَنُواْ ادْخُلُواْ فِي السِّلْمِ كَآفَّةً](O you who believe! Enter Silm perfectly) refers to the believers among the People of the Scripture. Mujahid said that the Ayah means, `Perform all the good works and the various pious deeds, this is especially addressed to those from among the People of the Scripture who embraced the faith.' This is the Tafsir of Ibn `Abbas, Mujahid, Abu Al-`Aliyah, `Ikrimah, Ar-Rabi` bin Anas, As-Suddi, Muqatil bin Hayyan, Qatadah and Ad-Dahhak. www.islammessage.com /bb/index.php?showtopic=2037   (5490 words)

A good reference for non-muslims who are searching about Islâm, this is a resource site for information on Islâm, Muslims, Christianity, Hinduism, atheist, Buddism, Jain, salaf [Salaf][Quran][Hadith][Islam] [sunnah][allaahuakbar.net]. These were Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, Ali, Abdur-Rahman ibn Awl, Abu Ubaydah, Talhah, az-Zubayr, Sad of Zuhrah, and Said the son of Zayd the Hanif. Said and his wife Fatimah were thus the immediate cause which led to the conversion of the strong and determined Umar and this added substantially to the power and prestige of the emerging faith. Said was ranked by the Prophet as one of the outstanding members of his generation. www.allaahuakbar.net /sahabah/sa'id_ibn_zayd.htm   (5490 words)

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