- word Aβarag,
meaning "superior" can also be
translated as "Aβarian", "
Khurasanian", and "Parthian" as seen, for example, in a
Middle Persian word, Eranag...
-
historians agree that the
original Naqshbandi had a
particularly Iranian or
Khurasanian attitude,
which according to H.
Algar / Encyclopædia
Iranica is supported...
-
central bureaucracy by the
Abbasid period. The
similarity of
Egyptian and
Khurasanian official paperwork at the time of the
caliph al-Mansur (r. 754–775) suggests...
- Khwaf, in Khurasan."
Bosworth states the
Muzaffarids were of
distant Khurasanian Arab
origin Muzaffarids, a
Persian dynasty.
Their ancestors came from...
- to purity. Specifically, that is the
mating of an
Indian woman with a
Khurasanian man; they will give
birth to pure gold.”
Saqaliba is a term used in medieval...
-
Abbasid Caliph Harun al-Rashid
appointed Ibrahim I ibn al-Aghlab, son of a
Khurasanian Arab
commander from the Banu
Tamim tribe, as
hereditary Emir of Ifriqiya...
-
invasion [12th century].
Owing to
their origins, the
Khujandis manifested a
Khurasanian identity, but by the 12th-century they had
adopted the
western Iranian...
- two of Ilyasa's sons, Bakr and al-Husain, and a
large portion of the
Khurasanian troops were killed. One more
attempt by the
Ilyasids to
retake Kerman...
-
Albanian language).
Their Persian is understandable, and is
close to
Khurasanian (Dari Persian) in
sound Ahmad ibn
Yaqubi mentions that the
People of...
-
stylistic invariables (kulliyyat al-Qur'an). Baydawi's
synthesis of Perso-
Khurasanian hermeutics.
Comparison of the
Basran and
Kufan schools of grammar. Three...
