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Shabib ibn Amir

شبيب بن عامر

The book lists him as Ali's governor of al-Jazira 1; the passage gives neither the dates of his office nor further reports.

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شبيب بن عامر. ذكره الكتاب في قائمة ولاة علي واليا على الجزيرة 1. ولا يذكر الكتاب تاريخ ولايته ولا أخباره.

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Ruler of
The Jazira
Participated in
the Jazīra raid — Kumayl's counterattack and Shabīb's pursuit to Baʿlabakk (39 AH)

People and things also explored

Nasibin (Nisibis)· War between al-Ashraf's and Jalal al-Din's armies· Battle of al-Firad (12 AH)· The Conquest of the Jazira· The Mongols enter Diyar Bakr and the Jazira· the Turkmen-Kurd war across the Jazira and Mosul· Ali ibn Abi Talib· Habib ibn Maslama al-Fihri

Sources

  1. Asma al-Matalib fi Sirat Ali ibn Abi Talib, vol. 1 — Ali Muhammad al-Sallabi , p. 358
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Nasibin (Nisibis)

Nasibin (Nisibis) of the Jazira cities; Iyad ibn Ghanm took it after fighting on the like of al-Ruha's treaty, and after it Tur Abdin and the fortress of Mardin with Dara, Qarda and Bazabda on the like of its terms; its administrator complained to Mu'awiya in Uthman's days that a company of Muslims had been stung by scorpions, and he ordered him to charge each quarter of the city with a named quota of scorpions every night to be brought and killed.