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(1172 A.D.) | ''(1172 A.D.)'' | ||
''Dictionarist | ''Dictionarist'' | ||
''K. al-ansāb | ''K. al-ansāb (The Book of Lineage)'' | ||
MS; London, Brit.Mus. MS add. 23.355 | ''MS; London, Brit.Mus. MS add. 23.355'' | ||
Ed.: Gibb Mem.Ser. XX, 1912 | ''Ed.: Gibb Mem.Ser. XX, 1912'' | ||
T.: MC 878 r-v A:0'' | ''T.: MC 878 r-v A:0'' | ||
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[p. 289]
ABD AL-KARĪM AS-SAM'ĀNĪ
(1172 A.D.)
Dictionarist
K. al-ansāb (The Book of Lineage)
MS; London, Brit.Mus. MS add. 23.355
Ed.: Gibb Mem.Ser. XX, 1912
T.: MC 878 r-v A:0
Al-Ḥabashī ... a name related to al-Ḥabasha which is a well-known country, the ruler of which was called "an-Najāshī". (MS London fol. 154 r).
An-nūbī ... this adjective is related to the country of the Nūba, who are the Blacks (as-sūdān). It has been reported that the Zanj, the Ḥabasha, the Nūba, Zaghāwa, and Qarān are descendants (wuld) of Za'ba b. Kūsh b. Hām. (ibid., fol. 545 r.).
Az-zanj ... the country of the Zanj is known; it is the country of the Blacks and the Zanj (bilād as-sūdān wa-z-zanj), (ibid., fol. 279 r.).
Al-marīsī ... this adjective is related to Marīs, a village of Egypt. (ibid., fol. 523 v.).
