41. Www. Persia .it In 205/820 al Mamun, the Abbasid caliph, appointed tahir ibn Husayn ibn Masab tahir ibn Husayn purposefully left al - Mamun s name out of the Friday http://www.persia.it/English/html/history.htm

History Home Travel Info Business ... E-mail Traces of Civilization in Iran Before the First Half of the Fifth Millenium B.C. The scientific excavation and study of the ancient caves and mounds of Iran by archaeologists has placed at the disposal of scholars a great deal of information about man's past. The oldest artifact which has so far come to light on the Iranian plateau from the prehistoric period is a stone hand - axe found near K ermanshah which is approximately 100,000 years old. domesticate animals. Archaeologists call this new period that of the beginning of settled, agricultural society. The prehistoric cultures of Iran are divided in to two main groups: the north and northeastern cultures and the south and southewestern cultures. The cultures of the north and northeast are as follows: The Seyalk Culture Artifacts of this culture were found for the first time in Seyalk Hills near Kashan , and thus the culture was called by this name. The deepest level of excavation of this hill brought to light relics and remains of

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Sultan al-Hajj Abu Bakr ibn Muhammad at-Tahir ibn Muhammadu Bello ibn Muhammadu Attahiru Making supplication for all the Muslims of the Umma of Muhammad, Muhammad Shareef, Directorate Sankore' Institute of Islamic African Studies SANKORE' TODAY Sultan al-Hajj Abu Bakr and the Imam Muhammad al-Amin gave written authorization for S.I.I.A.S. to translate these works into English and disseminate these works among the Muslims of the United States. To date S.I.I.A.S. has collected 1500 Arabic manuscripts and 48 Ajami manuscripts (Fulbe', Hausa, Wolof and Mande'). Of these, more than 50 have been translated and published by the institute. Classes utilizing the works published by the institute have been established in the cities of Houston, Tuskegee, Hartford, Los Angeles, San Diego, Oakland, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia . Presently in two correctional institutions in California the S.I.I.A.S. curriculum is being taught to some 400 Muslim inmates. HOME ABOUT SANKORE' SANKORE' TODAY SANKORE' ENCYCLOPEDIA

45. The Cypress Of Kashmar And Zoroaster he wrote to tahir ibn Abdullah, giving him orders to cut it down, 19at Samarrahhe sent orders to tahir ibn Abdullah, the governor of Khurasan, http://www.vohuman.org/Library/The Cypress of Kashmar and Zoroaster.htm

A Zoroastrian Educational Institute Vohuman.Org Home Summer 2005 Journal The Cypress of Kashmar and Zoroaster From "Zoroastrian Studies" The Iranian Religion and Various Monographs Series: Library Author: Jackson, Abraham Subtopics: Reference: Related Articles: Related Links: In my Zoroaster (p. 163-164, 217) allusion was made several times to the story told by Firdausi, and referred to likewise by other Persian and Arabic writers, to the effect that Zoroaster (or else his patron King Gushtasp, i.e. Vishtaspa) had planted a wonderful cypress-tree before the door of the fire-temple at Kashmar, in the district of Turshiz, Khurasan, and recorded upon its trunk that 'Gushtasp had accepted the Good Religion. In addition to the Firdausi and other references, (cf. Zor. p. 80, n. I) some further memoranda may now be included concerning the cypress of Kashmar, owing to the fact that this far-famed tree is of special significance in connection with Zoroaster. Simply for convenience of reference I first include here a rendering of the Firdausi passage regarding the cypress, to which I had previously referred

46. English Section Shaikh Abdulfattah Aboghodda.com : His Life .:. Biography Shaikh Mohammad altahir ibn Ashour, Tunisia; Shaikh Mohammad Mahmoud al-Sawaf*,Baghdad, Iraq; Shaikh Mohammad Nur Saif, Mecca; Shaikh Mohammad Sa’eed http://www.aboghodda.com/en_life.htm

Shaikh Aboghodda was one of the most renowned Islamic scholars of our era. His fame spread all over the world from Brunei to North America for his outstanding achievements in call to Allah and scholarly works on hadith, Fiqh, and Islamic studies. Birth: Shaikh Abdul Fattah ibn Mohammad ibn Bashir ibn Hasan Aboghodda, may Allah bless him, was born in the city of Aleppo His Search for Knowledge: His teachers: In Syria, the following shaikhs were among the most prominent of his teachers: Shaikh Mohammad Raghib al-Tabbakh (1293-1370/1877-1951). A scholar of hadith and history who published and wrote many books, most importantly his seven volumes biographical history of Aleppo (Informing the nobles on the History of Aleppo, the white). Shaikh Ahmad ibn Mohammad al-Zarqa (1285-1357=1869-1937). A scholar of Fiqh and fundamentals of Fiqh and a prominent Hanafi Faqih. Shaikh Eisa al-Bayanuni Shaikh Muhammad al-Hakeem (1323-1400/1904-1980) A scholar of Hanafi Fiqh and the Mufti of Hanafis in Aleppo. Shaikh Ahmad ibn Mohammad al-Kurdi (1299-1377/1885-1957) A recognised Mufti and scholar of Hanafi Fiqh.

47. Tahiti Financial Definition Of Tahiti. Tahiti Finance Term By The Tahir Aslam Gora Tahir bin Husain tahir ibn alHusayn tahir ibn Husayn Tahir Mirza Tahir ul-Qadri Tahir Yoldoshev Tahir Yuldash http://financial-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Tahiti

48. ABOUT US Sudan, AmirulMu mineen Sultan al-Hajj Abu Bakr ibn Muhammad at-tahir ibnMuhammadu Bello ibn Muhammadu Attahiru ibn Uthman ibn Fuduye . http://www.yantaru.org/about.php

ABOUT US The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said, "When a human being dies, his work comes to and end, except for three things: ongoing charity, knowledge benefited from, or a pious son who prays for him" (Sahih Muslim) The Yan Taru business is a waqf and The Yan Taru Women's Charitable and Educational Foundation will administer the profits from this waqf by spending the money made from the yan-taru label items, donations and fundraising on community service. The Foundation focuses on women and children and is committed to community outreach through education and social welfare programs. We wish to revive the Way of Life (sunnah) of our beloved Prophet Muhammad through emulating the great scholar, educator, and Islamic leader, Nana Asma'u (1793-1864), daughter of the great reviver of Islam, Shaykh Uthman ibn Fuduye'. Shaykh Uthman was a scholar-warrior, social reformer, the founder of the Sokoto Caliphate and one of Nana Asma'u's many teachers. Nana Asma'u, a descendant of Prophet Muhammad , established the historical Yan Taru over 150 years ago in West Africa as a means of educating and serving the women of her society. We, the women of the Yan Taru Foundation, are connected to the historical Yan Taru through the leadership of the Sultan of Mai Wurno, Sudan, Amirul-Mu'mineen Sultan al-Hajj Abu Bakr ibn Muhammad at-Tahir ibn Muhammadu Bello ibn Muhammadu Attahiru ibn Uthman ibn Fuduye'. Through educational programing, social welfare and facilitating enterprise we hope to succeed in following the example of the pious women of Islam through the ages and places, going back to the noble sahabiyyat who were taught by our beloved Prophet Muhammad

49. Al-Mutah: Or Temporary Marriage - To Be With The Truthful - Muhammad Al-Tijani A Ulama of whom I refer to the eminent Tunisian scholar, the leader of theZaytunah Mosque alShaykh al-tahir ibn Ashur (may God s mercy be upon him). http://www.mutah.com/2bewithdatruthful.htm

Book: To Be With The Truthful, Author: Muhammad al-Tijani al-Samawi, Translator: Hasan M. Najafi, Original Publisher: Ansarian Publications, Proofreader For This Selection: Shah Murtaza, From pp. 258-269 Al-Mutah (Or Temporary Marriage) It means the Mutah marriage, or impermanent marriage, or temporary marriage to a determined term. It is like the perpetual marriage, in the sense that it can never be valid but only through a marriage contract including a consent and corresponding acceptance, when recited by the bride employing the words: I have married myself to you (Zawwaj tuka nafsi) , with so and so dower, and for so and so period. Thereat the man says: I have accepted (Q abiltu) For this kind of marriage certain conditions are stated in the Fiqhi books of the Imamiyyah, such as determining the dower (mahr) and period. It will be valid with any condi tion agreed by both parties. The prohibition of concluding a marriage contract (temporarily) with female relations (al-muharramaat) , due to consanguinity, stands true as in the case of the permanent marriage.

50. Burton Nights and the man said, His name is tahir ibn alAlaa, and he is a keeper of This is the daughter of tahir ibn al-Alaa; she is our mistress and we are all http://www.mythfolklore.net/1001nights/burton/merchant_of_oman.htm

Home FAQ Images Bibliography ... Scott Burton: Harun Al-Rashid and Abu Hasan, The Merchant of Oman [Go back to Abdullah the Fisherman and Abdullah the Merman When it was the Nine Hundred and Forty-seventh Night, She said, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, that when the Caliph arose from his seat with Ja'afar and the rest of the party, all entered the wardrobe, where they donned merchant's gear. Then they went down to the Tigris and embarking in a gilded boat, dropped down with the stream, till they came to the place they sought, when they heard the voice of a damsel singing to the lute and chanting these couplets, "To him when the wine cup is near I declare, * While in coppice loud shrilleth and trilleth Hazar, 'How long this repining from joys and delight? * Wake up for this life is a borrowed ware!' Take the cup from the hand of the friend who is dear * With languishing eye-lids and languorous air. I sowed on his cheek a fresh rose, which amid * His side-locks the fruit of granado-tree bare. Thou wouldst deem that the place where he tare his fair cheek * Were ashes, while cheeks hues incendiary wear.

51. FAIRUZABADI - LoveToKnow Article On FAIRUZABADI but-tahir ibn Ibrahim Majd ud-Din niFairzabgdI (1329-1414), Arabian lexicographer,was born at KArazin near Shiraz. His student days were spent in Shiraz, http://71.1911encyclopedia.org/F/FA/FAIRUZABADI.htm

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52. History Forum > Bamiyan for the investiture of their command of the region by a certain tahir ibnHussein, the beloved of Allah and the favorite of Caliph Harun al Rashid. http://www.simaqianstudio.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t3391.html

Buddhism Peace T-shirts Zodiac Merchandise Anti-Bush T-shirts ... Calendar Full Version: Bamiyan History Forum History Topics by Time Period Medieval History May 12 2005, 06:14 PM Bamiyan http://www.bci.org/nnby/Bamiyan.htm Bamiyan By Miriam Quintana de Depaz Buddha of Bamiyan When Karabalgasun fell, it fell from its splendor as a gem of the steppes, from its fame as the easternmost great center of the faith of Mani, the Illuminator. It is said that tens of thousands of dark, torch wielding horsemen descended from north of the Orhon Valley, hailing down from the monstrous hills surrounding the city before the dark of the night. Flaming arrows were discharged, raining on palaces, temples and pagodas like angels of death. The city soon found itself in hell, perishing on a pit of fire and brimstone. There was this Uighur prince, Tughlug Arslan Beg, who narrowly escaped this Kyrgyz onslaught, which would bring the glory of the Uighur empire to an abrupt end, after which Civilization would not visit the valley of Karabalgasun for another 500 years. Tired and dejected, Tughlug rode aimlessly, with a few of his vassals, toward where the sun sets, where there still were followers of Mani, the Illuminator."Beg, His Valiant Nobleness Arslan Beg, may your thirst of spirit be quenched by the Light; May this Gobi desert be your ornate rug; May the Eternal Sky be your yurt " Rowshan, the jester, beat his tambourine and started singing, hoping the cheer up his master. "Rowshan, what's all that- wouldn't a real yurt be more helpful at this moment? When will we reach Samarkand?"

53. Islamiblog The Faqih and Mufassir, Shaykh tahir ibn Ashoor Real men. Real Heroes. Real peoplewho deserve our thoughts and Du a. http://www.islamiblog.blogspot.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=9417913"); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/3.css); Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? BlogThis! Islamiblog "What we've got to find is, who encouraged them, who trained them, and who's the chemist." Sunday, September 04, 2005 For anyone involved in Da’wah, or even just ‘practising’ their Deen, one of the most common problems you’ll hear about are those Muslims who have unfortunately mixed too much with someone from the opposite sex – and naturally fallen in love. Quite a few of those cases that I’ve heard often involve semi-‘practising’ brothers or sisters, rather naively assuming that they’d be able to control such contact (ok ok, I know that Hamza from MM can be a bit silly sometimes and exaggerate a tad but you get the point) and although no real immoral actions actually occur, the deed has been done with love and affection starting to settle in to the hearts. In any case, this Sunday evening’s advice is primarily for myself and all others who often have to deal with such people having these problems. Wouldn’t many of us admit that we all too easily go straight into the

54. Recognition 9 The author of this work, Muhammad Altahir ibn Yusuf Al-Tigani, denounced themagical practices resorted to by faqirs and fakis. http://members.tripod.com/aalsafi/tm/profession/recognition.htm

Click to open and read, click to collapse Official ambivalence Traditional medicine is a system of beliefs derived from an accepted theory of cosmology, and which prescribes the best methods of managing health. Healers are the caretakers of this system, and the repository of its knowledge. In recent years, this system has faced the rivalry of the powerful biomedical establishment with its arsenal of institutions, regulations, and supporting laws, backed up by a new set of organizations, new precepts and an intolerant and powerful authority. This rival system has asserted itself and enforced its practices through institutions that are regularly funded. The traditional system, on the other hand, has suffered neglect, contempt, and, frequently, outright hostility. When its presence was acknowledged, the system was described as one of superstitions, charlatanry or quackery. This system is forced to exist outside the mainstream of biomedicine, and it is sometimes actively opposed by legislation. Traditional medicine is a present-day reality; it is practised by a major sector of the community. If some of its recipes have been found useful, one would have expected that this would be officially acknowledged, and practitioners trained, licensed, registered, and their activities recognized

55. Egyptian Kings (Pharaohs) Khalid Ibn Yazid Ibn Mazid alShibany (822-826 AD) Abdullah Ibn tahir ibnal-Hussein (826-827 AD) Eissan Ibn Yazid al-Gloudi (829-829 AD) http://interoz.com/egypt/Kings.htm

56. A General History Of The Near East, Chapter 10 tahir ibn Hussein, the general who helped alMamun win the Caliphate, was rewardedfor his services with the governorship of eastern Iran, Afghanistan and http://xenohistorian.faithweb.com/neareast/ne10.html

The Xenophile Historian A General History of the Middle East Chapter 10: THE ARAB GOLDEN AGE 750 to 1055 This chapter covers the following topics: The Abbasid Caliphate In Its Prime The Early Wars of the Abbasids and The Power Behind the Caliphal Throne Commerce Under the Abbasids Arab Science ... Enter the Turks A General History of the Middle East Other History Papers Beyond History The Abbasid Caliphate in its Prime Once in power, Abu al-Abbas began wiping out the rest of the Umayyads with a thoroughness that earned him the nickname al-Saffah (the bloodshedder). A Persian general named Abdullah invited 80 members of the Umayyad clan to a banquet, treacherously attacked them, and ordered their bodies covered up while he and his aides finished their meal. The Abbasids took their revenge even on Umayyad caliphs who were already dead, digging up and destroying their bodies. Only one tomb was not violatedthat of Umar II, considered the only pious caliph among the Umayyad rulers. Next Abu al-Abbas turned against anyone who might oppose Abbasid rule, even among those who had supported him. Since most of his subjects were Sunnis, he declared himself and his family Sunni, to the great dismay of his Shiite backers. Then he ruthlessly eliminated the individuals who had helped him gain office, dispatching them with ingenious cruelty. Abu Muslim, his military commander, was hacked to pieces when he came to speak to the caliph, and his head was thrown to his supporters outside. The Persian general who had slaughtered the Umayyads at his banquet later made the mistake of trying to make himself caliph, and was imprisoned. Seven years later they released him, and led him with great pomp to a house built just for him. Unknown to him, the house had foundations made of salt, which dissolved slightly every time it rained. One day the house crashed down on the unsuspecting would-be caliph, becoming his tomb.

57. ::: Yeni Ümit ::: Dini Ýlimler Ve Kültür Dergisi Muasir Tunuslu müfessir M. tahir ibn Âsur bu Garanîk kissasini maharetle reddettiktensonra hülasa ederken der ki ?Bu kissayi, müsriklerin Necm sûresini http://www.yeniumit.com.tr/konu.php?konu_id=334&yumit=bolum2

58. ::: Yeni Ümit ::: Dini Ýlimler Ve Kültür Dergisi tahir ibn u Asur bu hususu etrafli bir sekilde ele alirken Ibn u Rüsd ün (Ö.1198) Faslu`l?Makal adli eserinden su sözünü nakleder Müslümanlar ittifak http://www.yeniumit.com.tr/konu.php?konu_id=198&yumit=bolum2

59. THE EVENTS OF RABIUL AWWAL AND ON THIS DATE The lofty scholar Sayyid Husain ibn Sayyid Mahmud the known as The exalted scholar Sheikh tahir ibn Sheikh Ali died in year 1357 AH He http://www.rafed.net/ahdath/3-e.html

RABIUL AWWAL THE MOST IMPORTANT ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS OF THIS MONTH Entering of the sun in the Gemini will occur on the ninth of the month. Entering of the moon in the Scorpio will take place on the eleventh of the month at 4:39. Coming out of the moon from the Scorpio will occur on the thirteenth of the month at 6:19. Eclipse will occur on the thirteenth of the month which is corresponding to 26th May. Vertically , the location of the sun will be on the Honored Kaaba at midday in the holy city of Mecca, this will happen on the fifth of this month which is corresponding to 29 / May / 2001. Therefore all Moslems those living in the half of the globe which sun shines at that time can benefit from this valuable opportunity to specify their (Qiblah) direction face in prayers after counting time difference between its location and seconds of midday in the holy Mecca. This will be at 12:18. The greatest far of distance between the earth and the moon will occur on the twenty second of the month, and the distance will be (404523 km.) The circle eclipse will take place on the twenty ninth of the month which is corresponding to 11th of June .

60. ESCLAVAGE SYSTEME ESCLAVAGISTE ET TRAITE NEGRIERE Translate this page Takirides (820-873), dynastie fondée par tahir ibn Hussaym (mort 822), prince deNishapour, du Khorassan et de Kirma. - Saffarides (863-902), fondée par http://les.traitesnegrieres.free.fr/vosPages/2_traite_musulmane/02_esclavage_tra

LES NEGRIERS EN TERRES D'ISLAM la premiere traite des Noirs Jacques Heers Mahomet (Muhammad) LES PREMIERS CALIFES Omar Ier ( le 16 juillet 622 Othman ibn Affan ( EN ORIENT Les Omeyyades (661-750) - 'Abd al-Malik ( ) triomphe des Kharidjites et des chiites. Les Abbassides (750-1258) - Descendants d'Abbas, oncle de Mahomet. - Premier calife : Abu al-Abbas al-Saffah. - En : Victoire du calife Harun al-Rachid ( ) sur le parti des Barkhamides, puissants vizirs en Iran. : Guerre des Zendjs en Irak. : Hulagu, mongol, s'empare de Bagdad. - Takirides ), prince de Nishapour, du Khorassan et de Kirma. - Saffarides ( - Sassanides ( , dans l'ouest de la Perse. - Hamdanides ( - Ghourides ( Turcs - Vers - En , ils imposent leur protectorat au calife de Bagdad.

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