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Humayri ibn Hilal

حميري بن هلال

Humayri ibn Hilal ibn Ahwaz al-Mazini; he sued Bashir ibn Ubaydallah over the Marghab and lost, Amr ibn Yazid al-Usaydi backing his claim.

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The Umayyad Period
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Humayri ibn Hilal ibn Ahwaz al-Mazini, son of Hilal ibn Ahwaz. 1

The dispute over al-Mirghab

Al-Baladhuri reports that he disputed with Bishr ibn Ubayd Allah ibn Abi Bakra over al-Mirghab, and Bishr prevailed over him. Amr ibn Yazid al-Usaydi held out hopes for him and helped him. 1

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Child of
Hilal ibn Ahwaz al-Mazini
Participated in
The Marghab Canal Dispute

People and things also explored

Habib's Sind, the Kings' Conversion, and the Muhallabids' End· Bashir ibn Ubaydallah ibn Abi Bakra· Khalid ibn Abdallah al-Qasri· Basra· The Marghab Canal Dispute· Hilal ibn Ahwaz al-Mazini

Sources

  1. Futuh al-Buldan — al-Baladhuri (Mu'assasat al-Ma'arif edition)
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Habib's Sind, the Kings' Conversion, and the Muhallabids' End

Sulayman sent Habib ibn al-Muhallab to the Sind war as India's kings regained their thrones — Dahir's son Habsha back at Brahmanabadh — and Habib took obedience on Mihran's shore. When Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz followed, he wrote the kings inviting them to Islam with kingship kept and Muslims' rights and duties — his reputation had reached them — and Habsha and the kings converted, taking Arab names; Amr ibn Muslim al-Bahili raided Hind and won. Under Yazid ibn Abd al-Malik the Banu al-Muhallab fled to Sind; Hilal ibn Ahwaz al-Tamimi cut them down at Tandabil — Mudrik, al-Mufaddal, Abd al-Malik, Ziyad, Marwan and Mu'awiya, with Mu'awiya ibn Yazid among others.