- (7th–11th centuries). Not long
after the rise of the
Abbasid Caliphate in 750,
Salamiya was
settled by the
Abbasid dynast Salih ibn Ali and his descendants. Salih...
- (dā'ī) in
lower Iraq, in 899 he
quarreled with the movement's
leadership at
Salamiya after it was
taken over by Sa'id ibn al-Husayn (the ****ure
first Fatimid...
- Al
Salamiya (Arabic: السلمية, romanized: As Sulaymīyah) is a
village in
western Qatar located in the muni****lity of Al-Shahaniya. It is
located about...
-
prophesied Islamic messiah (mahdi).
Orphaned at a
young age, he
moved to
Salamiya, the family's base of operations,
where he was
adopted by his uncle. In...
- the main
Khanasir Athriya intersection with most
heading to
Latakia and
Salamiya. The
rebel forces issued evacuation warnings calling on
residents of Aleppo...
-
Salamiyah (Arabic: سلمية
Salamīya) is a
district (mantiqah)
administratively belonging to Hama Governorate, Syria. At the 2004
Census it had a po****tion...
- "Aalai
Ethikinu Ooru
Suthum Pallavan"
Vairamuthu Mano,
Kalpana 04:53 6. "
Salamiya"
Vaasan Mano,
Malgudi Subha 05:12 7. "Monica Monica" 'Pattukottai' Shanmuga...
-
Abdallah al-Shi'i, 893). In this period, the Isma'ili
movement was
based at
Salamiya on the
western edge of the
Syrian Desert, and its
leadership was ****umed...
- who
established himself at the
small town of
Salamiya on the
western edge of the
Syrian Desert.
Salamiya became the
centre of the Isma'ili daʿwa, with...
- cennamella). However, it is also
possible that the name
comes from the
Arabic salamiya (سلامية), a
traditional oboe from Egypt, as the
European shawm seems to...
