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within Iraq and its
important garrison town, Kufa. Once the
battle of
Qadisiyya was over, Sa'd sent a
report of the
Muslim victory to Umar. The battle...
- Al
Qadisiyya is a 1981
Iraqi drama film
directed and co-written by
Salah Abu Seif. It was
entered into the 12th
Moscow International Film Festival. The...
- Al-Qādisiyyah may
refer to: Al-Qādisiyyah (historical city), the name of a
historical city in
southern Mesopotamia,
along an
important trade route Al-Qādisiyyah...
-
historicity is
beyond dispute. An
Armenian bishop writing a
decade or so
after Qadisiyya describes Umar as a "mighty
potentate coordinating the
advance of the...
- and
Metwali (1979),
People on the Top (1981), A
Dinner Date (1981), Al
Qadisiyya (1981), A
Stranger in My
House (1982), Love in a Jail Cell (1983) and...
- in the
Muslim army
against the
Sasanian Persians at the
Battle of al-
Qadisiyya in 636 and
later a Homs-based
member of the
inner circle of Mu'awiya ibn...
-
eight years and left a
lasting legacy on Iran and Iraq. The
Battle of al-
Qadisiyya was the
engagement between the Arab-Muslim army and the Sāsānian Iranian...
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about 1,000 men led by Al-Hurr ibn
Yazid Al-Tamimi,
south of Kufa near
Qadisiyya.
Husayn said to them: I did not come to you
until your
letters were brought...
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planned city laid out in the form of a
regular octagon (modern Husn al-
Qadisiyya),
called al-Mubarak and
abandoned unfinished in 796.
Female statuette...
- It was, for example,
borne by the
Muslim commander at the
Battle of al-
Qadisiyya. On his
accession in 634, the
second caliph Umar (r. 634–644) adopted...
