Rubay'i ibn al-Kas al-Anbari

ربعي بن الكاس العنبري

Rubay'i ibn al-Kas al-Anbari; sent by Ali through Ibn Abbas with four thousand to Sijistan — al-Husayn ibn Abi al-Hurr and Na'il ibn Dhi al-Hurra on the van — killed Hasaka and held the country, their rajaz vowing not to befriend 'the party of Ibn Affan, for we found in the Book of the Furqan'.

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The Rashidun Caliphate
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Rab'i ibn al-Kas al-Anbari, appointed over Sistan by Ali, according to al-Baladhuri 1.

Sistan

Ali ordered Ibn Abbas to appoint him over Sistan, and he sent him out with four thousand men, with al-Husayn ibn Abi al-Hurr and Nayl ibn Dhi al-Hurra in the vanguard. Haska ibn Attab fought them and they killed him, and Rab'i secured the land 1.

al-Baladhuri quotes a rajaz verse of their poet, in which they say that they do not befriend the Shi'a of Ibn Affan 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· Imran ibn al-Fasil al-Burjumi· Sijistan· The Habata Unrest in Sijistan

Sources

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