Ibn Hazm - Revision history

Seignobos at 22:40, 24 February 2015

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	''EI (s.v.); GAL 1, 399 s.''		''EI (s.v.); GAL 1, 399 s.''

	''Ed.: Ihsan Abbas - Nasireddin al-Asad, ''Jawāmi’ as-sīra wa-khamsa rasā'il ukhrā.'' Cairo (without date) (contains a Collection of Biographies).''		''Ed.: Ihsan Abbas - Nasireddin al-Asad, ''Jawāmi’ as-sīra wa-khamsa rasā'il ukhrā'', Cairo (without date) (contains a Collection of Biographies).''

	''T.: Cairo A:0''		''T.: Cairo A:0''


	The conquest of the ''Nūbah'' and the ''Bujah''. 'Abdallah b. Sa'd b. Abī Sarḥ raided them during the caliphate of ʿUthmān. They are Christians. He made a peace treaty with them on [condition that they pay] a number of slaves whom they promised to give him. He built a mosque at the gate of the capital of their kingdom and made it a condition that they should look after it always. Later on, all the Bujah embraced Islam, and only the Nūbah and the Ḥabashah remained true to their own religion; they are the majority; the remainder of the inhabitants of their country are idolaters and call them [the idols] ''daqarah'' (sing, ''daqūr''). (Cairo, p. 345).		The conquest of the ''Nūbah'' and the ''Bujah''. 'Abdallah b. Sa'd b. Abī Sarḥ raided them during the caliphate of ʿUthmān. They are Christians. He made a peace treaty with them on [condition that they pay] a number of slaves whom they promised to give him. He built a mosque at the gate of the capital of their kingdom and made it a condition that they should look after it always. Later on, all the Bujah embraced Islam, and only the Nūbah and the Ḥabashah remained true to their own religion; they are the majority; the remainder of the inhabitants of their country are idolaters and call them [the idols] ''daqarah'' (sing. ''daqūr''). (Cairo, p. 345).

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Adam Simmons at 19:18, 23 February 2015

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	The conquest of the ''Nūbah'' and the ''Bujah''. 'Abdallah b. Sa'd b. Abī Sarḥ raided them during the caliphate of ʿUthmān. They are Christians. He made a peace treaty with them on (condition that they pay) a number of slaves whom they promised to give him. He built a mosque at the gate of the capital of their kingdom and made it a condition that they should look after it always. Later on, all the Bujah embraced Islam, and only the Nūbah and the Ḥabashah remained true to their own religion; they are the majority; the remainder of the inhabitants of their country are idolaters and call them (the idols) ''daqarah'' (sing, ''daqūr''). (Cairo, p. 345).		The conquest of the ''Nūbah'' and the ''Bujah''. 'Abdallah b. Sa'd b. Abī Sarḥ raided them during the caliphate of ʿUthmān. They are Christians. He made a peace treaty with them on [condition that they pay] a number of slaves whom they promised to give him. He built a mosque at the gate of the capital of their kingdom and made it a condition that they should look after it always. Later on, all the Bujah embraced Islam, and only the Nūbah and the Ḥabashah remained true to their own religion; they are the majority; the remainder of the inhabitants of their country are idolaters and call them [the idols] ''daqarah'' (sing, ''daqūr''). (Cairo, p. 345).

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Adam Simmons at 18:07, 20 February 2015

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	IBN ~~HAZM~~		IBN ḤAZM

	(born about 994 A.D. - d. 1063 A.D. in Spain)		''(born about 994 A.D. - d. 1063 A.D. in Spain)''

	''Al-imām al-Ḥāfiẓ Alī Muḥ. Alī b. Aḥmad b. ~~Saʿīd~~ Ibn Ḥazm. An Arab-Spanish philosopher, jurist, philologist and theologian. He migrated to Cairo and completed his works there.		''Al-imām al-Ḥāfiẓ Alī Muḥ. Alī b. Aḥmad b. Ṣaʿīd Ibn Ḥazm. An Arab-Spanish philosopher, jurist, philologist and theologian. He migrated to Cairo and completed his works there.''

	EI (s.v.); GAL 1, 399 s.		''EI (s.v.); GAL 1, 399 s.''

	Ed.: Ihsan Abbas - Nasireddin al-Asad, ''Jawāmi’ as-sīra wa-khamsa rasā'il ukhrā.'' Cairo (without date) (contains a Collection of Biographies).		''Ed.: Ihsan Abbas - Nasireddin al-Asad, ''Jawāmi’ as-sīra wa-khamsa rasā'il ukhrā.'' Cairo (without date) (contains a Collection of Biographies).''

			''T.: Cairo A:0''

	~~T.: Cairo A:0''~~

	The conquest of the ''Nūbah'' and the ''Bujah''. 'Abdallah b. Sa'd b. Abī Sarḥ raided them during the caliphate of ʿUthmān. They are Christians. He made a peace treaty with them on (condition that they pay) a number of slaves whom they promised to give him. He built a mosque at the gate of the capital of their kingdom and made it a condition that they should look after it always. Later on, all the Bujah embraced Islam, and only the Nūbah and the Ḥabashah remained true to their own religion; they are the majority; the remainder of the inhabitants of their country are idolaters and call them (the idols) ''daqarah'' (sing, ''daqūr''). (Cairo, p. 345).		The conquest of the ''Nūbah'' and the ''Bujah''. 'Abdallah b. Sa'd b. Abī Sarḥ raided them during the caliphate of ʿUthmān. They are Christians. He made a peace treaty with them on (condition that they pay) a number of slaves whom they promised to give him. He built a mosque at the gate of the capital of their kingdom and made it a condition that they should look after it always. Later on, all the Bujah embraced Islam, and only the Nūbah and the Ḥabashah remained true to their own religion; they are the majority; the remainder of the inhabitants of their country are idolaters and call them (the idols) ''daqarah'' (sing, ''daqūr''). (Cairo, p. 345).

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Seignobos at 09:58, 25 September 2014

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Seignobos at 09:57, 25 September 2014

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	IBN HAZM ~~(born about 994 A.D. - d. 1063 A.D. in Spain)~~		IBN HAZM

	''Al-imām al-Ḥāfiẓ Alī ~~Muh~~. Alī b. Aḥmad b. ~~Sa'īd~~ Ibn Ḥazm. An Arab-Spanish philosopher, jurist, philologist and theologian. He migrated to Cairo and completed his works there.		(born about 994 A.D. - d. 1063 A.D. in Spain)

			''Al-imām al-Ḥāfiẓ Alī Muḥ. Alī b. Aḥmad b. Saʿīd Ibn Ḥazm. An Arab-Spanish philosopher, jurist, philologist and theologian. He migrated to Cairo and completed his works there.

	EI (s.v.); GAL 1, 399 s.		EI (s.v.); GAL 1, 399 s.

	Ed.: Ihsan Abbas - Nasireddin al-Asad, Jawāmi’ as-sīra wa-khamsa rasā'il ukhrā. Cairo (without date) (contains a Collection of Biographies).		Ed.: Ihsan Abbas - Nasireddin al-Asad, ''Jawāmi’ as-sīra wa-khamsa rasā'il ukhrā.'' Cairo (without date) (contains a Collection of Biographies).

	T.: Cairo A:0''		T.: Cairo A:0''

	The conquest of the Nūbah and the ~~Bujan~~. 'Abdallah b. Sa'd b. Abī Sarḥ raided them during the caliphate of ~~‘Uthmān~~. They are Christians. He made a peace treaty with them on (condition that they pay) a number of slaves whom they promised to give him. He built a mosque at the gate of the capital of their kingdom and made it a condition that they should look after it always. Later on, all the Bujah embraced Islam, and only the Nūbah and the Ḥabashah remained true to their own religion; they are the majority; the remainder of the inhabitants of their country are idolaters and call them (the idols) daqarah (sing, ~~dagūr~~). (Cairo, p. 345).		The conquest of the ''Nūbah'' and the ''Bujah''. 'Abdallah b. Sa'd b. Abī Sarḥ raided them during the caliphate of ʿUthmān. They are Christians. He made a peace treaty with them on (condition that they pay) a number of slaves whom they promised to give him. He built a mosque at the gate of the capital of their kingdom and made it a condition that they should look after it always. Later on, all the Bujah embraced Islam, and only the Nūbah and the Ḥabashah remained true to their own religion; they are the majority; the remainder of the inhabitants of their country are idolaters and call them (the idols) ''daqarah'' (sing, ''daqūr''). (Cairo, p. 345).

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IBN HAZM (born about 994 A.D. - d. 1063 A.D. in Spain)

''Al-imām al-Ḥāfiẓ Alī Muh. Alī b. Aḥmad b. Sa'īd Ibn Ḥazm. An Arab-Spanish philosopher, jurist, philologist and theologian. He migrated to Cairo and completed his works there.

EI (s.v.); GAL 1, 399 s.

Ed.: Ihsan Abbas - Nasireddin al-Asad, Jawāmi’ as-sīra wa-khamsa rasā'il ukhrā. Cairo (without date) (contains a Collection of Biographies).

T.: Cairo A:0''

The conquest of the Nūbah and the Bujan. 'Abdallah b. Sa'd b. Abī Sarḥ raided them during the caliphate of ‘Uthmān. They are Christians. He made a peace treaty with them on (condition that they pay) a number of slaves whom they promised to give him. He built a mosque at the gate of the capital of their kingdom and made it a condition that they should look after it always. Later on, all the Bujah embraced Islam, and only the Nūbah and the Ḥabashah remained true to their own religion; they are the majority; the remainder of the inhabitants of their country are idolaters and call them (the idols) daqarah (sing, dagūr). (Cairo, p. 345).

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