- The Banu al-
ʿAzafi (Arabic: بنو العزفي), or the ʿAzafids, was a
noble family in the
North African city of
Ceuta (Arabic: Sabta,
today part of Spain). In...
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Moses Maimonides Abu al-Abbas al-
Azafi (1162 in Ceuta – 1236) a
religious and
legal scholar,
member of the Banu al-
Azafi who
ruled Ceuta Mohammed ibn Rushayd...
- Abu al-Abbas al-
Azafi (Arabic: أبو العباس أحمد العَزَفي السبتي) or in full Abu al-Abbas
Ahmad abu
Abdallah Muhammad ibn
Ahmad al-Lakhmi al-Sabti (1162–1236)...
- that the
celebration was
introduced into the city
Ceuta by Abu al-Abbas al-
Azafi as a way of
strengthening the
Muslim community and to
counteract Christian...
- (died 1225),
magician and
philosopher from Buna (Algeria) Abu al-Abbas al-
Azafi (1162–1236),
religious and
legal scholar who
ruled over
Ceuta (today a Spanish...
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other ships concentrated at
Ceuta under the
command of
Muhammad ibn Ali al-
Azafi. They
landed an army at Gibraltar, and on 8
April 1340, 44
Muslim galleys...
-
Alfonso Jofré
Tenorio and a
larger Marinid–Granadan
fleet under Muhammad al-
Azafi,
resulting in a
Muslim victory and the
death of Tenorio. The
Muslim fleet...
- heretics.
April 8 –
Marinid galleys,
under the
command of
Muhammad ibn Ali al-
Azafi, rout the
Castellan fleet, off the
coast of Algeciras. April–July – Trapezuntine...
- out****ed at Ceuta. The
Marinid fleet,
under the
command of
Muhammad ibn Ali al-
Azafi, destro**** the
Castilian fleet in the
naval battle of
Gibraltar on 5 April...
-
encounter between the
Marinid fleet,
under the
command of
Mohammed ben Ali al-
Azafi, and a
Castilian fleet led by
Alfonso Jofre de Tenorio.
Fought in April...
