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• ĀL-E DĀBŪYA

  Cross-Reference

  See DABUYIDS.

• ĀL-E ELYĀS

  C. E. Bosworth

  a short-lived Iranian dynasty which ruled in the eastern Persian province of Kermān during the 4th/10th century. 

• ĀL-E FARĪḠŪN

  C. E. Bosworth

  The Iranian name of the family, Farīḡūn, may well be connected with that of the legendary Iranian figure Farīdūn/Afrīdūn; moreover the author of the Ḥodūd al-ʿālam, who seems to have lived and worked in Gūzgān, specifically says in his entry on the geography of Gūzgān that the malek of that region was a descendant of Afrīdūn.

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• ĀL-E FAŻLŪYA

  Cross-Reference

  See ATĀBAKĀN-E LORESTĀN.

• ĀL-E HĀŠEM

  C. Cahen

  3rd-5th/9th-11th century local dynasty of the region of Darband.

• ĀL-E JALĀYER

  Cross-Reference

  See JALAYERIDS.

• ĀL-E ḴAMĪS

  Cross-Reference

  See ʿARAB.

• ĀL-E KART

  B. Spuler

  or perhaps ĀL-E KORT, an east Iranian dynasty (643-791/1245-1389).

• ĀL-E KAṮĪR

  J. Qāʾem-Maqāmī

  an Arab tribe of Ḵūzestān composed of two subtribes, Bayt Saʿd and Bayt Karīm and inhabiting two sectors of Šūš and Dezfūl.

• ĀL-E MĀKŪLĀ

  D. M. Dunlop

  a Persian noble family prominent at Baghdad in the 5th/11th century.