- The
Gnawa (/ɡ(ə)ˈnɑːwə/) (or Gnaoua, Ghanawa,
Ghanawi, Gnawi'; Arabic: ڭناوة, romanized: Gnāwa) are an
ethnic group inhabiting Morocco, that had been...
- Al-'Abbas ibn 'Amr al-
Ghanawi (Arabic: العباس بن عمرو الغنوي; died 917) was an Arab
military commander and
provincial governor for the
Abbasid dynasty...
-
shared a
camel with 'Ali ibn Abu
Talib and
Marthad ibn Abi
Marthad al-
Ghanawi. The
guardianship and
administration of
Medina was
entrusted with Ibn Umm...
- Abu Bakr was
martyred by an
arrow shot
fired by Abd
Allah ibn Uqba al-
Ghanawi. But Al-Tabari, Ibn Athir,
Shaykh Mufid and
others relate his martyrdom...
- occasion,
Muhammad accredited the
first flag of Islam.
Kinaz ibn
Husain Al-
Ghanawi was
given the task of
carrying it, and it was
white in color. The event...
- as was
another of
Ubayd Allah's lieutenants, Rabi'a ibn al-Mukhariq al-
Ghanawi. Ibn al-Ashtar's
troops seized the
Umayyad camp and
pursued their defeated...
-
score a
major victory over the
Abbasid army led by al-Abbas ibn Amr al-
Ghanawi.
Spring –
Atenulf I,
Lombard prince of Capua,
conquers the
Duchy of Benevento...
- them with dust. Only a few of them
reached their homes, and Ṭufayl al-
Ghanawī's poetry mentions a
place near
Mecca where "the
elephant disobe**** his masters"...
-
caliph al-Mu'tadid, who in
April 900
named his
general al-Abbas ibn Amr al-
Ghanawi governor of
Bahrayn and Yamama, and sent him with 2,000 soldiers, augmented...
- in Mecca, and he
dispatched the
officers Muhammad ibn al-Sarraj and al-
Ghanawi to the city with a
force of four
hundred and
seventy cavalry and two thousand...
