- the
suffix "-tar"
indicating a direction. The
Arabic name of the city,
Tustar, is an
adaptation of the
Persian form Shushtar.
Shushtar may be the "Sostra"...
- Daniel,
which was
brought to
light at the time of the
Muslim conquest of
Tustar, and
buried again at the
request of Umar.
Muslim tradition has retained...
-
people of Susa and
those of
Tustar. A
slightly divergent tradition reported by Ibn
Taimiyyah says that the body was
found in
Tustar; that at
night thirteen...
- the
mastermind behind Umar's ********ination in 644.
After the
victory at
Tustar, Abu Musa
marched against the
strategically important Susa in
January 641...
- al-Ash'ari.
After taking most of the
smaller fortified towns the army
captured Tustar in 642
before proceeding to
besiege Susa. A
place of
military importance...
- full-blown anti-Umayyad movement. Al-Hajjaj
tried to stop the
rebels at
Tustar, but the
rebels were
victorious (early 701). Al-Hajjaj
abandoned Basra to...
-
advance on
Tustar and
engaged Muhammad in combat.
Muhammad was
defeated and
forced to escape, and Ibn
Laythawayh established himself in
Tustar. 'Ali now...
- Iran Bandar-e
Mahshahr (Māchūl), Iran
Ramhormoz (Rāmiz), Iran
Shushtar (
Tustar), Iran Izeh (Īdhaj), Iran
Isfahan (Iṣfahān), Iran
Shiraz (Shīrāz), Iran...
- cities—Damascus and
Caesarea in Syria, Babilyn/al-Fusat and
Alexandria in Egypt,
Tustar in
Khuzistan and
Cordoba in Spain—scholars
Albrecht Noth and
Lawrence Conrad...
-
industry in Khuzestan,
setting up
workshops in
Tustar, Jundi-Sabur, and Susa.: 180–1
During the
middle ages,
Tustar in
particular seems to have consistently...
