- ul-Hāshim (began
reign 17
November 1405) was the
regal name of
Sharif Abubakar Abirin Al-Hashmi. He was an Arab-Muslim
explorer and the
founder of the Sultanate...
-
Jamalul Kiram II in 1936, the next
legitimate sultan was
Sultan Jainal Abirin, a great-great-grandson of
Sultan Shakirul-Lah. His
legitimacy was rooted...
- adventurer,
Sayyid Abubakar bin
Abirin, came to Sulu and
lived with
Rajah Baguinda Ali in Buansa.
Abubakar bin
Abirin bore the
titles Sayyid (alternatively...
- Daho, the
highest point on the island. The
Sultan of Jolo,
Muhammad Janail Abirin the 2nd,
leader of the archipelago's 300,000 Moslems,
welcomed Col. William...
- of Sulu
Pretence June 15, 1986 –
October 20, 2013
Predecessor Aguimuddin Abirin and
Mohammad Akijal Atti
Successor Ismael Kiram II Born (1938-07-16)July...
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Pangasinan and its
Huang Liyu. 1457
Sultanate of Sulu
founded by
Sayyid Abubakar Abirin. 1458–1459
October 1547 –
February 1549 The Lucoes, or
warriors from Luzon...
- the Philippines. In 1450 CE, Jo****-born Arab
adventurer Sayyid Abubakar Abirin came to Sulu and
lived with
Rajah Baguinda Ali. The **** Sufi
Teacher and...
-
opposed the
occupation and
fought for Moro nationalism, were
Sultan Jainal Abirin II of Sulu, the Sulu
Sultanate of the Tausug, and the
Maranao Moros living...
-
missionary work of Makhdum. The Jo****-born Arab
adventurer Sayyid Abubakar Abirin arrived in 1450, and
married Baguinda's daughter, Dayang-dayang Paramisuli...
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Among the anti-****anese
resistance the
Tausug leader was Sulu
Sultan Jainal Abirin II and the Chinese-Maguindanaon
leader Datu
Gumbay Pia. A few of the Maranao...
