- ash-Shāsh (الشاش) instead. Abu Bakr
Muhammad ibn Ali ash-Shashi,
known as al-
Kaffal ash-Shashi (904-975), was born in Tashkent. He was an
Islamic theologian...
- Uzbekistan,
built in
honor of Imam Abu Bakr
Muhammad ibn Ali ibn
Ismail al-
Kaffal ash-Shashi. The
original tomb did not
survive in its
initial form. In its...
- died on June 5, 1957, at the age of 99 and was
buried in the
mausoleum of
Kaffal Shashi in
Tashkent by the
decision of the
government of the
Uzbek SSR....
- in 1982 and is
buried next to his
father near the
mausoleum of Abu Bakr
Kaffal-i Shashi. "Central
Asian History - Khalid:
Islam under Soviet Rule - Hamilton...
- old "Hast-Imam" (Khazrati Imom) area of Tashkent,
close to the
grave of
Kaffal Shashi, a 10th-century
Islamic scholar. A
folio containing a page from the...
- thirties,
which is dubious,
considering the
resemblance to
another scholar, al-
Kaffal al-Marwazi's story. When he was 30, he
constructed an iron
chest for the...
