Definition of Jaziran. Meaning of Jaziran. Synonyms of Jaziran

- Ardabil in 730, paved the way for the restoration of Jaziran dominance from that point onward. The Jaziran super-province became a power base of Muhammad ibn...
- been established as of that period and coming from the Mosul or North Jaziran area. These elements also confirm the early 13th-century date of the Palmer...
- sovereignty over certain cities, such as Shams al-Din Sawab who was given the Jaziran cities of Amid and Diyar Bakr in 1239. The Ayyubids had three prin****l...
- led by a mawla or a Berber. The Rabi'a were ****ociated with the early Jaziran Kharijites (whom the sources label as Sufriyya), and the eighth-century...
- subdivided into the Cilician or Syrian al-Thughur al-Sha'miya and the Jaziran or Mesopotamian al-Thughur al-Jaziriya sectors, roughly separated by the...
- Thimal was ousted from Aleppo by his brother Nasr in 1030, but retained the Jaziran (Upper Mesopotamian) half of the emirate from his seat in al-Rahba. When...
- been established as of that period and coming from the Mosul or North Jaziran area. These elements also confirm the early 13th-century date of the Palmer...
- Asid ibn Zafir al-Sulami was a Jaziran general of the Umayyad Caliphate who fought in Transcaucasia under Muhammad ibn Marwan and his son, Marwan ibn...
- Hagemann, Hannah-Lena (2019). "Whence Diyār Bakr? An Inquiry into Early Jazīran Administrative Geography". Der Islam. 96 (2): 324–344. doi:10.1515/islam-2019-0026...
- regain his lost position. Bajkam tried to forcefully evict Hasan from his Jaziran domains, but in vain, and was eventually killed in a skirmish with Kurdish...