- The
Battle of
Khazir (Arabic: يوم الخازر, romanized: Yawm
Khāzir) took
place in
August 686 near the
Khazir River in Mosul's
eastern environs, in modern-day...
- The
Khazir River (Arabic: الخازر) is a
river of
northern Iraq, a
tributary of the
Great Zab river,
joining its
right bank. The area
around the
Khazir River...
- al-Thaqafi. He led al-Mukhtar's
forces to a
decisive victory at the
Battle of
Khazir (686)
against the
Umayyads under Ubayd Allah ibn Ziyad, who was personally...
-
Zubayrids of Iraq. However, he was
slain and his
forces routed at the
Battle of
Khazir by
Ibrahim ibn al-Ashtar, the
commander of the pro-Alid al-Mukhtar of Kufa...
-
carry the chair, as he
needed their zeal. The
armies met at the
banks of
Khazir River in
early August 686. The
Umayyad army was defeated, and many of the...
- Mukhtar.
Though his
forces routed a
large Umayyad army at the
Battle of
Khazir in
August 686,
Mukhtar and his
supporters were
slain by the
Zubayrids in...
- range. It is
bound by the
Greater Zab
River to the
north and east, and the
Khazir River to the west. Most of the ****yrians
living in Nahla,
which number around...
- Hoseyniyeh-ye
Khazir (Persian: حسينيه خضير, also
Romanized as Ḩoseynīyeh-ye
Khazīr and Ḩoseynīyeh-ye Kheẕayer) is a
village in
Azadeh Rural District, Moshrageh...
-
practically diminished with the
death of
their leader at the
Battle of
Khazir in 686. Nonetheless,
members of the Dhu'l-Kala and Dhu
Asbah pla**** important...
- to
reconquer the province. The
Umayyad army was
routed at the
Battle of
Khazir in
August 686 and Ibn
Ziyad was slain.
Later on, in
April 687,
Mukhtar was...
