Abu Bakr ibn Ibn Zaydun

أبو بكر بن ابن زيدون

1091 CE · 484 AH

Abu Bakr b. Ibn Zaydun (d. 484, Cordoba) — son of the poet; vizier to the Abbadids, honored by al-Muwaffaq b. Abbad; killed at Cordoba 1.

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Abu Bakr, son of the poet Abu'l-Walid Ibn Zaydun; he held the vizierate for the Banu 'Abbad — al-Muwaffaq b. 'Abbad gave him his kunya — and was killed at Cordoba. 1

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  1. Wafayat al-A'yan wa-Anba' Abna' al-Zaman — Ibn Khallikan
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