MANSUR, AL-

Meaning of MANSUR, AL- in English

/al"man soor"/ , ( 'Abdullah al-Mansur )

A.D. 712?-775, Arab caliph 754-775: founder of Baghdad 764.

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MANSUR, AL- — in full Abu Ja'far Abd Allah Al-mansur Ibn Muhammad born 709, 714, al-Humaymah, Syria died Oct. 7, 775, near Mecca, …
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MANṢŪR, AL- — biographical name 709(to 714)-775 in full Abū Ja‘far al-Manṣūr or al-Manṣūr al-‘Abbāsī Arab caliph (754-775) & founder of Baghdad
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MANSUR, AL — Pronunciation: ˌ al- ˌ man- ' su ̇ r Function: biographical name 709(to 714)-775 in full Ab ū Ja'far al-Man …
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AL — Albania
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AL — -al suffixo adjective [used with nouns] -al (= pertaining to ..., characteristic of ..., etc.) al- see alcohol, aldehydo , …
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AL — abbreviation Alabama, American League, American Legion
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AL- — Arabic definite article, meaning "the. " It prefixes Arabic nouns, from which it is generally separated by a hyphen when …
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ĀL — Among Arab groups, a term denoting a tribe, clan, family, or other patrilineal filiation. It often refers to a ruling …
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AL — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Abu al Fath Jalal al Din Muhammad Akbar Al Jazair Muhi al Din Muhammad …
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AL — I. ˈäl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi āl : indian mulberry 1 II. abbreviation 1. alias 2. alley
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-AL — I. əl, ə l adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English -al, -el, from Old French & Latin; Old French -al, -el, …
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AL — symbol aluminum
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AL — abbreviation 1. air letter 2. all lengths 3. [Latin anno lucis ] in the year of light 4. autograph letter
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AL — (conj.) Although; if.
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AL — (a.) All.
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-AL — -al 1 a suffix with the general sense "of the kind of, pertaining to, having the form or character of" …
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AL- — a word in Arabic names meaning "family" or "the house of": Al-Saud, or the members of the house of Saud. …
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AL — /al/ , n. a male given name: form of Albert, Alfred, Aloysius . Symbol, Chem. aluminum.
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AL — /ahl/ , n. See Indian mulberry . [ al ]
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-AL — I. adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French, from Latin -alis : of, relating to, or characterized …
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AL- — (a ·pref.) all; wholly; completely; as, almighty, almost. 2. al- (a ·pref.) to; at; on; in ·of shortened to …
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AL — conj although; if. 2. al ·adj all.
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AL — [Al] abbreviation aluminum AL abbreviation Alabama, American League, American Legion
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-AL — [-al] adj suffix [ME, fr. OF & L; OF, fr. L -alis]: of, relating to, or characterized by "directional" "fictional" …
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AL- — Arabic definite article, meaning the. It often prefixes Arabic proper nouns, especially place-names; an example is Al-Jazirah (Arabic: The Island), …
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AL- — al- BrE AmE ə, æ —This variant of ad- is usually ə (al ˈ lot) , but æ if stressed …
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AL — al BrE AmE æl —Italian, Arabic [ al ] —See also phrases with this word
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AL — Al BrE AmE æl
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AL — AL written abbreviation for ↑ Alabama
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AL — n. Abu al Fath Jalal al Din Muhammad Akbar Al Jazair Muhi al Din Muhammad Abu Ali al Husayn ibn …
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AL — n. Among Arab groups, a term denoting a tribe, clan, family, or other patrilineal filiation. It often refers to a …
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AL — 1) сокр. от Arm Language язык AL ( для программирования роботов ) 2) сокр. от assembly language язык ассемблера
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AL — 1) сокр. от Arm Language язык AL (для программирования роботов) 2) сокр. от assembly language язык ассемблера
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MATURIDI, ABU MANSUR MUHAMMAD AL- — in full Abu Mansur Muhammad Ibn Mahmud Al-hanafi Al-mutakallim Al-maturidi As-samarqandi died 944, Samarkand titular head of the Maturidiyah school …
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MANSUR, ABU YUSUF YA'QUB AL- — in full Abu Yusuf Ya'qub Ibn 'abd Al-mu'min Al-mansur born c. 1160 died Jan. 23, 1199, Marrakech, Mor. third ruler …
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MANSUR, ABU 'AMIR AL- — born c. 938 died Aug. 10, 1002, Spain in full Muhammad Ibn Abu 'amir Al-mansur, Latin and Spanish Almanzor the …
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AHMAD AL-MANSUR — also called Al-dhahabi (the Golden) born 1549, Fs, Mor. died Aug. 20, 1603, Fs sixth ruler of the Sa'di dynasty, …
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SEVENTH IMAM — Imam Musa ibn Ja'far Kazim, the son of the sixth Imam, was born in 128/744 and was poisoned and martyred …
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ISMAILIZM — Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq had a son named Isma'il who was the oldest of his children. Isma'il died during the lifetime …
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ISMAILISM — Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq had a son named Isma'il who was the oldest of his children. Isma'il died during the lifetime …
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SEVENTH IMAM — VII. The Seventh Imam, Musa, entitled al-Kazim (128/744-183/799) The son of the sixth Imam, he was contemporary with such Abbasid …
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MUSA KAZIM — VII. The Seventh Imam, Musa, entitled al-Kazim (128/744-183/799) The son of the sixth Imam, he was contemporary with such Abbasid …
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MUSA JAFAR — Musa b. Ja'far b. Muhammad al-Kadhim, Abu al-Hasan (A.S.) is the 7th Imam. VII. The Seventh Imam, Musa, entitled al-Kazim …
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MALIKI — A Sunni school of thought: The Maliki school of thought was headed by Imam Malik ibn Anas al-Asbahi who lived …
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ISMAILISM — Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq had a son named Isma'il who was the oldest of his children. Isma'il died during the lifetime …
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ISMA'ILISM — Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq had a son named Isma'il who was the oldest of his children. Isma'il died during the lifetime …
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HAJIB — in Muslim Spain and Mamluk Egypt, a high government official. The term originally designated a chamberlain, but under the Spanish …
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SANCHO II GARCS — died c. 994 also called Sancho Abarca king of Pamplona (Navarre) from 970, Count of Aragon, and a son of …
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SANCHO I — died 966/967 byname Sancho The Fat, Spanish Sancho El Craso king of the Spanish state of Leon from 956, a …
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RABAT — town, west-central Malta, adjoining Mdina, west of Valletta. In Roman times the site of Mdina and Rabat was occupied by …
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PERSIAN LITERATURE — body of writings in Modern Persian (Farsi), the form of the Persian language written with the Arabic alphabet and with …
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NAJAHID DYNASTY — Muslim dynasty of Ethiopian Mamluks (slaves) that ruled Yemen in the period 10221158 from its capital at Zabid. The Ziyadid …
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MALACCA, SULTANATE OF — (1403?1511), Malay dynasty that ruled the great entrept of Malacca (Melaka) and its dependencies and provided Malay history with its …
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JA'FAR IBN MUHAMMAD — born 699/700 or 702/703, Medina, Arabia [now in Saudi Arabia] died 765, Medina also called Ja'far As-sadiq (Arabic: Ja'far the …
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IBN 'AQIL — in full Abu Al-wafa' 'ali Ibn 'aqil Ibn Muhammad Ibn 'aqil Ibn Ahmad Al-baghdadi Az-zafari born 1040, Baghdad died 1119 …
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GARCA II (OR III) — died 1005 byname Garca The Trembler, Spanish Garca El Trmulo king of Pamplona (Navarre) and of Aragon from about 994 …
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BAGHDAD — also spelled Bagdad, largest city and capital of Iraq and one of the largest cities in the Middle East. Located …
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ALMOHADS
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AFTASID DYNASTY — Muslim Berber dynasty that ruled one of the party kingdoms (ta'ifahs) at Badajoz in western Spain (102294) in the period …
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ADIYAMAN — formerly Hsnmansur, Arabic Hisn Mansur, city located in a valley of southeastern Turkey. Founded in the 8th century by the …
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ABU MUSLIM — died , February 755 leader of a revolutionary movement in Khorasan who, while acting as an agent for the 'Abba …
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'ISA IBN MUSA — died 784 nephew of the first two 'Abbasid caliphs, military leader, and at one time presumptive heir to the caliphate. …
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