Imran ibn al-Fasil al-Burjumi

عمران بن الفصيل البرجمي

Imran ibn al-Fasil al-Burjumi; rode with Hasaka ibn Utab's desperadoes into Sijistan after the Camel — the rajaz: 'tell Sijistan: famine and war are come, with Ibn al-Fasil and the Arabs' desperadoes — no silver will destroy them, no gold'.

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The Rashidun Caliphate
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Imran ibn al-Fasil al-Barjumi, an Arab man mentioned in the reports of the conquest of Sijistan. After the Battle of the Camel he went out with Hasaka ibn Attab al-Habati and a band of "the vagrant Arabs" to Sijistan, and they entered Zaranj. 1

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Al-Baladhuri relays a rajaz verse said about them, the sense of which is: "Give Sijistan the good news of hunger and war with Ibn al-Fasil and the vagrant Arabs, for neither silver nor gold will exhaust them." 1

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The Habata Unrest in Sijistan

People and things also explored

Abd al-Rahman ibn Jaza' al-Ta'i· Hasaka ibn Utab al-Habati· Rubay'i ibn al-Kas al-Anbari· Sijistan· The Habata Unrest in Sijistan

Sources

  1. Futuh al-Buldan — al-Baladhuri (Mu'assasat al-Ma'arif edition)
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