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ʿABDALLĀH, ṢĀRĪ
T. Yazici
(1584-1660), Ottoman scholar, mystic, poet, and commentator of Rūmī.
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ʿABDĀN B. AL-RABĪṬ
W. Madelung
early Ismaʿili missionary (dāʿī).
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ʿABDĪ
T. Yazici
pen name of ʿABD-AL-RAḤMĀN PASHA, Ottoman official and historian (d. 1692).
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ʿABDĪ BOḴĀRĀʾĪ
M. Zand
(d. 1921-22), Tajik taḏkeranevīs (biographer) and poet.
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ʿABDĪ NĪŠĀPŪRĪ
P. P. Soucek
16th-century calligrapher and poet.
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ʿABDĪ ŠĪRĀZĪ
M. Dabīrsīāqī and B. Fragner
(1513-80), poet.
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ABDĪH UD SAHĪGĪH Ī SAGASTĀN
A. Tafażżolī
(“The wonder and remarkability of Sagastān”), short Pahlavi treatise.
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ʿĀBEDĪ
C. E. Bosworth
a landowner (dehqān) of Transoxania (12th century).
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ĀBƎRƎT
W. W. Malandra
one of the eight Zoroastrian priests of the yasna ritual.
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ĀBEŠ ḴĀTŪN
B. Spuler
Salghurid ruler of Fārs (1263-84), daughter of Atābeg Saʿd II.
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ABGAR
J. B. Segal
dynasty of Edessa, 2nd century B.C. to 3rd century A.D.
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ABHAR
C. E. Bosworth
a small town in the Qazvīn district.
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ʿABHAR AL-ʿĀŠEQĪN
H. Corbin
work of the Persian mystic Rūzbehān Baqlī Šīrāzī (1128-1209).
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ABHARĪ, ABŪ BAKR
B. Reinert
Sufi of Persian ʿErāq (d. 941-42).
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ABHARĪ, AMĪN-AL-DĪN
D. Pingree
mathematician, said to have died in 1332-33.
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ABHARĪ, AṮĪR-AL-DĪN
G. C. Anawati
(d. 1264), logician, mathematician, and astronomer.
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ABHARĪ, KAMĀL-AL-DĪN
C. E. Bosworth
vizier of the last two Great Saljuq sultans in western Persia.
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ABHARĪ, MAḴDŪM
Hameed ud-Din
16th-century traditionist.
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ĀBĪ
E. Ehlers
Persian term for those agricultural lands which are irrigated.
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ĀBĪ, ABŪ ʿABDALLĀH
Abu’l-Qāsem Gorji
8th-century traditionist.