- Abu
Hatim al-Harith ibn
Surayj ibn
Yazid (Arabic: أبو حاتم الحارث بن سريج بن يزيد, romanized: Abū Ḥātim al-Ḥārith ibn
Surayj ibn Yazīd) was an Arab leader...
- Hijaz, and the
Third Fitna in the Levant, with the
revolt of al-Harith ibn
Surayj in
Khurasan and
Central Asia
occurring concurrently with the revolution...
- the Türgesh khagan, Suluk, and his ally, the Arab
renegade al-Harith ibn
Surayj. The Arab
armies of the
Umayyad Caliphate had
conquered most of Transoxiana...
- his
capital by Ibn
Surayj and
Juday al-Kirmani, but
returned after the
latter fell out
among themselves,
resulting in Ibn
Surayj's death. Preoccupied...
- a
student of Ibn
Surayj, the
leading scholar of the Shafi'ite school. Al-Subki
claimed he
found al-Mas'udi's
notes of Ibn
Surayj's lectures. Al-Mas'udi...
- the
Umayyad Caliphate. He
initially helped defeat the
rebel al-Harith ibn
Surayj and his Türgesh
allies in 736–737,
becoming one of the most
prominent men...
-
During his lifetime, he
attached himself to the
rebel leader Al-Harith ibn
Surayj, a
dissident in Khurasan. He was
executed in 745 by Salm ibn Ahwaz. Reliable...
-
exiled rebel al-Harith ibn
Surayj. Al-Kirmani had pla**** a
major role in the latter's
defeat years ago, and Ibn
Surayj's northern Arab (Tamimi) origin...
-
losses suffered in the
Battle of the
Defile in 731. In 734, al-Harith ibn
Surayj led a
revolt that
received broad backing from
Arabs and
natives alike, capturing...
- this.
Facing opposition from
Juday al-Kirmani, Nasr
invited al-Harith ibn
Surayj to
return from his thirteen-year stay in
Turgesh territory. Al-Harith arrived...
