-
including all
descendants of Muhammad's
paternal uncles Abu
Talib (the
Talibids) and al-Abbas (the Abbasids). More often, it
refers to a
descendant of...
- kroons).
TALIBOR was
published daily by the Bank of Estonia,
together with
TALIBID (Tallinn
Interbank Bid Rate).
TALIBOR was
calculated based on the quotes...
- the Ṣūlīs, the Banū Ḥamdūn, the Ṭāhirids, the Banū al-Marzubān and the
Ṭālibids.
Given that al-Isfahani and his
family very
likely settled in
Baghdad around...
- al-Isfahani, "Kitāb al-Maqātil aṭ-Ṭālibīyīn" (مقاتل الطالبيين), Book of
Tālibid Fights Mubarakpuri, The
Sealed Nectar p. 127 Haykal,
Husayn (1976), The...
- have been
preserved in the Al-Tabari's
books and the book
Tālibid Fights (“Battles of the
Talibids”) by Abu al-**** al-Isfahani.
These two
works represent...
- Bernheimer. "Shared Sanctity: Some
Notes on Ahl al-Bayt
Shrines in the
Early Ṭālibid Genealogies" (PDF).
Archived from the
original (PDF) on 2019-08-15. ʿAbd...
- For a long time, his father, Husayn,
occupied the post of
naqib of the
Talibids of Iraq.
After his father's death, he took the post. Al-Radi's
family was...
- al-Hasan.". Also Ibn Inabah,
perhaps the most
famous scholar in the
field of
Talibid genealogy finds a clan from
amongst his
descendants in Al-Faiz in Karbala...
- some
Zaydi scholars until the 10th
century extended eligibility to all
Talibids (the
descendants of Ali's father, Abu
Talib ibn Abd al-Muttalib). A prospective...
- Elder") Zayd al-Aṣghar ("the Younger"),
Sultan of Suakin,
later Naqib of
Talibids in Iraq. Sayf
Shumaylah al-Shā‘ir ("the Poet") ‘Abd Allāh ‘Abd al-Karīm...
