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97 |
Cf.
Issawi, pp. 108 f. |
98 |
Cf.
p. 263, above. |
99 |
Muldlabah might be more simply
translated "aggression," but it should be kept in mind that it
is a legal term, translatable as "action." Cf. D. Santillana,
Istituzioni di diritto musulmano
malichita, lI, 3, 554. |
100 |
Cf.
pp. 91 f., above. |
101 |
Bulaq adds: "has reached a certain rank, he aspires to the next
higher one (and so on When he then...." |
102 |
Qur'an 2.251 (252). |
103 |
While the following two examples concern
dynasties that made themselves independent, the first example
is not quite of the same order. Ibn Khaldun himself considers
the Turks usurpers of control over the 'Abbasid rulers. The
reference to the 'Alids (Fatimids) in connection with the
Hamdanids also does not appear to be exactly to the point. |
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