- the name
derives from the
surname of the sect's founder,
Hamdan Qarmat. The name
qarmat probably comes from the
Aramaic for "short-legged", "red-e****"...
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Hamdan Qarmat ibn al-Ash'ath (Arabic: حمدان قرمط بن الأشعث, romanized: Ḥamdān
Qarmaṭ ibn al-Ashʿath; fl. c. 874–899 CE) was the
eponymous founder of the...
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Qarmat Ali (Arabic: گرمة علي ,i.e. Ali River),
known locally as Al-Qarmah and
historically as Nahr Adi, is an
Iraqi town
located in Al-Hartha District...
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Qarmat Beit
Qarmat (Arabic: قرمط بيت قرمط, lit. English: Qarmouti's
House of Qarmatians) is a 2019
Egyptian comedy film,
starring Ahmed Adam, Mai Selim...
- a
history of
radical Islamic thought since the 9th century, with
Hamdan Qarmaṭ as one of its teachers. It was in this
religious centre that
Hasan developed...
-
recent disappearance of
their twelfth imam.
Missionaries (da'is) like
Hamdan Qarmat and his brother-in-law Abu
Muhammad Abdan spread the
network of
agents to...
- the Qarmatians, a sect of Isma'ili
Shias founded by the Iraqi-born
Hamdan Qarmat.
Hamdan ****umed the
leadership of Isma'ili
missionary activity in the rural...
- al-Ahwazi to the
environs (sawād) of Kufa. The
latter converted Hamdan Qarmat and
founded the "Qarmatian" sect of Iraq. The anti-Isma'ili
writer Akhu...
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against ****
Islam around 890
after being taught by his
mentor Hamdan Qarmat, a
native of Kufa, from
whose name the
Qarmatian sect is derived. Abu Sa'id...
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National Guard, as well as its own workers, to
hexavalent chromium at the
Qarmat Ali
water treatment facility in Iraq in 2003. Later, 433
members of the...
