Abū Muḥammad Ṣāliḥ

by Gril, Denis

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The life and deeds of Abū Muḥammad Ṣāliḥ b. Yanṣāran b. Ghafiyyan al-Dukkālī al-Mājirī (550–631/1155–1234) are inscribed in a triple spatial and cultural context—the Moroccan south, the Magrib of the Almohad period, and the relations of the Maghrib with the Ayyūbid Middle East. Little is known of the beginnings of this ordinary shaykh of the tribal confederation of the Dukkāla. He belonged to the Banū Māgir—the Arabic rendition of the Berber name Imgharen (lit., “the lords,” pl. of Amg…

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The life and deeds of Abū Muḥammad Ṣāliḥ b. Yanṣāran b. Ghafiyyan al-Dukkālī al-Mājirī (550–631/1155–1234) are inscribed in a triple spatial and cultural context—the Moroccan south, the Magrib of the Almohad period, and the relations of the Maghrib with the Ayyūbid Middle East. Little is known of the beginnings of this ordinary shaykh of the tribal confederation of the Dukkāla. He belonged to the Banū Māgir—the Arabic rendition of the Berber name Imgharen (lit., “the lords,” pl. of Amghar)—who were located southeast

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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eng Islam

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Gril, Denis

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