- ibn al-Ḥasan al-Mujtabā ibn ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib or Muḥammad al-Nafs al-
Zakiyya (Arabic: أبو عبد الله محمد بن عبد الله بن الحسن بن الحسن بن علي الملقَّب...
- ****ociated with
Abdullah Al
Ashtar who was the son of
Muhammad al-Nafs al-
Zakiyya who fled to
Sindh after his father's
rebellion in 762.
However this has...
- term is
particularly applied to the
descendants of
Muhammad al-Nafs al-
Zakiyya, to
distinguish them from the
Idrisid dynasty,
which is also of Ḥasanid...
- In 762, al-Mansur
suppressed a
rebellion in the
Hejaz led by al-Nafs al-
Zakiyya, a
descendant from Ali ibn Abi Talib,
whose challenge to the
Abbasid claim...
- The
Murder of al-Nafs al-
Zakiyya (Arabic: قتل النفس الزكية, Persian: قتل نفس زکیه), is the
murder of the Pure Soul in
advance of the rise of the Mahdi...
- Zakiya, Zakia, Zakiyah,
Zakiyya or
Zakieh may
represent two
different female given names of
Arabic origin,
namely Arabic: زكية (zakiat),
meaning "pure"...
- well-known Zaydī
Imams in
history were
Yahya ibn Zayd,
Muhammad al-Nafs al-
Zakiyya, and
Ibrahim ibn Abdullah. The Zaydī
doctrine of
Imamah does not presuppose...
-
Monira Elmahdiyya (born
Zakiyya Hesin Mansur,
Egyptian Arabic: منيره المهديه) also
known by the
nicknames "Soltanet Eltarab" (=
Queen of Singing), was...
-
including as a one-time
supporter of the Alid
revolt of
Muhammad al-Nafs al-
Zakiyya against the Abbasids.
Ayyub was a
member of the
household of al-Walid ibn...
- (through
Muhammad al-Nafs al-
Zakiyya ibn
Abdullah al-Kamil) Sa'di
dynasty of
Morocco (through
Muhammad al-Nafs al-
Zakiyya ibn
Abdullah al-Kamil) Fatimid...
