Eksempler på brug af Abd allah på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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his religious zeal led him to invite the Moroccan scholar,'Abd Allah ibn Yasin, to work among his people.
While the name Muhammad does not appear in the reverse field, he gives himself the exalted titles al-mu'tamid'ala allah al-imam'abd allah amir al-mu'minin,("He who relies upon God the Prince Servant of God Commander of the Faithful"),
In 296(909)'Abd Allah al-Shi'i occupied Kairouan, the Aghlabid capital, and expelled the last of the Aghlabid leaders, Ziyadat Allah III. The following year al-Mahdi(whose name means"The Messiah") was triumphantly proclaimed ruler in the city. After two years as ruler al-Mahdi decided to rid himself of his erstwhile benefactor'Abd Allah al-Shi'i, and had him executed in 298 911.
on the silver coinage of Madinat al-Salam it remained in a progressively narrower band with ever more illegible script until it finally vanished after the year 178 H(794-795 AD). In this legend'Abd Allah is used as a title for Harun.
design Historical note'Abd Allah I was the son
During his short reign'Abd Allah, who was a handsome
However, Nasr succeeded in keeping his territories intact until his death in 331 H( 943 AD), largely due to his vizier Abu' Abd Allah al-Jayhani, who was both learned
On this coin he takes the name'Abd Allah, meaning"servant" or"slave" of God, which was widely
His son, Abu'l-'Abbas'Abd Allah II, was appointed governor of Sicily
Finally, after the accession of al-Hafiz, coins were struck bearing the words,'abd allah wa waliyuhu,"Servant of God and Guardian.
He succeeded his grandfather,'Abd Allah, at the age of twenty-three, having been chosen as heir presumptive because of his leadership qualities.
by the Ziyadid ruler Muhammad ibn'Abd Allah ibn Ziyad,
In 296(909)'Abd Allah al-Shi'i occupied Kairouan,
During his short reign'Abd Allah, who was a handsome
his religious zeal led him to invite the Moroccan scholar,'Abd Allah ibn Yasin, to work among his people.
On the reverse it carried a reference to the Abbasid caliph who was known as'abd allah amir al-mu'minin("Servant of God, Commander of the Faithful") as on this coin, or occasionally more specifically as'abd allah al-'abbasi("Servant of God the Abbasid"), but never by his proper name.
Their father, Abu'l-Hayja'Abd Allah, may be considered as the founder of this short-lived dynasty.
In this legend'Abd Allah is used as a title for Harun.
He was'Abd Allah b.
Umma c. 1936 Abd Allah Khalil Religious Political arm of the Ansar the Mahdists.