ABD AL-MUMIN

äbˌdäl-mŭˈmĭn, d. 1163, founder of the empire of the Almohads. He was the favorite of the Almohad religious reformer Ibn Tumart and became (1130) his successor. Even before his rise to leadership, he had attacked the Almoravids. After long campaigns in Morocco and NW Algeria, he was able to destroy (1147) the Almoravid empire. In 1158 he invaded the Muslim states of Tunisia and NE Algeria, which had been weakened from attacks by Arab nomads and Sicilian Normans. By 1160 his rule reached from the Atlantic to Tripoli. The last years of his life were spent fighting the Christians of Spain.

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Muslim, but to one who is a believer ( mumin ) in the sense of having real and perfect faith ( iman ). Such a person is one of the saints. He explains: Those who have perfect...
...i 039 al-Gumar, v67, 759 039 ill-ZLI11li1r, v71, 1059 040 al-?Iumin. \ 11. l, 1078 1079 0.+0 al-:dumin. \17. 9)6 040 a!-Mumin, v18, 1074, 1U76 040 al-Dlumiu, v19, 866 040 al-:\Iumin. v4-6, 6B 1 U78-1079...
believer (mumin); he loathes the thought of...hadTth qudsf is also cited by Ibn al-Jawzi in DST, 72-73: and...human experience. Abu Sulayman al-Khattabi gives a similar explanation...Bayhaqi, Asmii. 491-492, where al-Khattabis commentary is quoted...
...Tanwir calii Siq! al-zand (of Abiil-AIA al-Ma`arri) by Abu Yaqiib Yusuf b. Tahir al-Khuwi (written 541/1146). 1-2. Bulaq 1286. Sharishi, Abu(-CAbbas Ahmad b. Abd al-Mumin al-Qaysi (d. 619/1222), Sharh al...
...feasts in his honor. He granted him an allowance of thousand golden tumaras dally.21 The son of Abdallah Khan, Abd al-Mumin Khan, who captured most of provinces of Khorasan, besieged Isfarayin in 1005 A.H. Shah Abbas therefore set out...
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...knowledge and become a mumin, or disacknowledge or...excellence and purification. A mumin is a muslim, one who...accepts and submits to God (al-khudfi wal-qubul...another virtue expected of a mumin. It bears emphasis in...emphasizing the notion of al-tawakul in God, for...
...those who controlled the country (al-mustawlin ala -l-bilad),(13...repudiation of the army (intiqali an al-jundiyah wa-nabdhi laha), as...Almohad Prince, Abu Bakr Yusuf b. Abd al-Mumin b. Ali, to the great mosque in Cordoba...
...extent in a number of manuscripts. (17) This translation was quickly followed by another, that of Ismail b. Abd al-Mumin b. Abd al-Jalil b. Abi Mansur Mashada in 665/1266 which has been edited by Qasim Ansari. (18) In addition, Hajji...
...of the Tathbit dalail al-nubuwwa of Abd al-Jabbar al-Hamadhani (d. 1025...colleague and mentor,(28) and both Abd al-Jabbar and Ibn al-Jawzi associate...the Tathbit dalail al-nubuwwa of Abd al-Jabbar.(56) Abd al-Jabbar cites...
...specific person whose name was Abd al-cUzza bin Qatan. Al-Dajjal...present a similar scenario.33 Abd al-Jabbar (d. 1024), a...the Antichrist."47 As Ibn Abd Rabbih (d. 936), a well...storyteller, records, the term al-Dajjal used to be given...
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ABD AL-MUMIN ab dal-mu min, d. 1163, founder of the empire of the Almohads . He was the favorite of the Almohad religious reformer Ibn...
ALMOHADS al m hadz, Berber Muslim dynasty that ruled...and oust the Almoravids . His successors, Abd al-Mumin , Yusuf II, and Yakub I , succeeded in...took Marrakech in 1269. See studies by Abd al-Wahid al Marrakushi 1881, repr. 1968...


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