-
southeast of
Zabol in Iran.
After the
abandonment of that city, its name,
Zarang or
Zaranj in
later Perso-Arabic orthography, was
transferred to the subsequent...
- of the
Rashidun Caliphate. However, only two
years later, the
people of
Zarang rebelled and
defeated Rabi ibn
Ziyad Harithi's
lieutenant and
Muslim garrison...
- father's coins. At the end of
March 963 Abu Ja'far
Ahmad was
murdered in
Zarang. At the time of the ********ination,
Khalaf had been
outside the capital....
-
Sistan included a
number of
Afghan cities and
regions including Ghazni,
Zarang, Bost,
Qandahar (also
called al-Rukhkhaj or Zamindawar), Kabul, Kabulistan...
- of
October 8, 922, when he led an
uprising in
Zarang against Ahmad ibn Qudam. Most of the
people of
Zarang supported ‘Abdallah,
forcing Ahmad to flee the...
- when the
people of
Zarang proclaimed him amir.
Sistan at that time was
ruled by 'Abdallah ibn Ahmad, who was unpo****r in
Zarang due to his
harsh taxes...
- parti****ting in the campaign,
Muhammad was left
behind in the
capital Zarang as al-Layth's representative. The
campaign ended in disaster, with al-Layth...
-
support of the ‘ayyarun,
imprisoned Abu
Salih Mansur and
wrested control of
Zarang from the Samanids.
Although ‘Amr was the
leader of the
rebellion in name...
- Al-Mu'addal ibn Ali ibn al-Layth was the
Saffarid ruler of
Zarang for a part of 911. In 890 al-Mu'addal and his
brother al-Layth
helped their father 'Ali...
- of the
Kharijite leader,
Hamza b.
Adarak (d.828), the
Tahirids occupied Zarang but
never succeeded in
collecting taxes in the
surrounding countryside....
