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Nenad Rašić (Serbian: Ненад Рашић, Albanian:
Nenad Rashiq; born 27
January 1973) is a
Kosovo Serb
politician serving as the
minister for
communities and...
- Leo of
Tripoli (Gr****: Λέων ὸ Τριπολίτης),
known in
Arabic as
Rashīq al-Wardāmī (رشيق الوردامي), and Ghulām Zurāfa (غلام زرافة), was a Gr****
renegade and...
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Rashiq al-Nasimi (Arabic: رشيق النسيمي) was the
governor of
Tarsus for the
Hamdanid emir Sayf al-Dawla and
Abbasid caliph from 962
until the city's surrender...
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Nikephoros Phokas (now emperor) in 965. Sayf al-Dawla
appointed as his
successor Rashiq al-Nasimi. PmbZ, Ibn az-Zayyāt (#22686). Lilie, Ralph-Johannes; Ludwig,...
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cutting off
eastern al-Andalus from the
other Muslim kingdoms. Meanwhile, Ibn
Rashiq, the
ruler of Murcia, was
embroiled in a
rivalry with al-Mu'tamid of Seville...
- al-Mu‘tásim bi-l-Lah from Almería
joined the
already numerous force.
while Ibn
Rashiq of
Murcia collaborated by
sending men and money. The
Muslim army set up...
- Saṃbhava, king of
Khotan (China) Nako,
Obotrite prince (approximate date)
Rashiq al-Nasimi,
Hamdanid governor Sergius I, duke of
Amalfi (Italy) Jim Bradbury...
- Nepolë Novosellë Osojë
Ozdrim Pavlan Pepiq Pishtan Poçestë
Qyshk Radac Ramun Rashiq Raushiq Rekë e Allagës Rosulê
Ruhot Sigë
Stankaj Sverkë
Shkrel Shtupeç i...
- writing, the
making of
paper and
Arabic gum and glue. Ibn
Sharaf and Ibn
Rashīq were
rival poets at his court. He is said to have
stoked their rivalry....
- On
October 29, 965, a
rebel force led by the
former secretary of Tarsus,
Rashiq al-Nasimi,
approached Aleppo while Sayf al-dawla was away from the city...
