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1206 |
In
Arabic linguistic usage, the non-Arabs designated by the term
'ajam are primarily Persians. From the title of Ibn
Khaldun's History
(see 1:13, above), one may perhaps conclude that
in his mind 'Ajam were mainly eastern non-Arabs, whereas
the word Berber, as the most prominent group of western
non-Arabs, stands for the latter. But cf. also 1:57, above. |
1207 |
Cf.
Issawi, pp. 61-64. |
1208 |
Cf.
2:378 and 382 f., above. |
1209 |
The
references given in Concordance, I, 270a, 1, 24,
refer to different elaborations of the same theme. |
1210 |
The
expression of this fear is ascribed to as early a figure as the
caliph 'Umar b. 'Abd-al-'Aziz. Cf. F. Rosenthal,
A History of Muslim Historiography,
p. 226. Ibn Khaldun may have in mind the story
about Malik and al-Mansur. Cf. 1:34, above; also p. 325, below. |
1211 |
Cf.
2:448 f., above. |
1212 |
Cf.
pp. 345 f., below. |
1213 |
Cf.
2:353 f., above. |
1214 |
Abu Ishaq Ibrahim b. as-Sari, who died
ca. 311 [929]. Cf. GAL,
I, 110;
Suppl., I, 170. For the other
two scholars, cf. pp. 323 and 361, below. |
1215 |
The remainder of the sentence appears only in C
and D. D omits: "and the regions beyond." |
1216 |
Lit., "people of Firs." * Cf. Ibn Hanbal,
Musnad, II, 297,
420, 422, 469. |
1217 |
The
reference may be to 1:60, above. Cf. also pp. 410 f., below. |
1218 |
Cf.
R. Dozy in Journal asiatique, XIV
6 (1869), 170 f. |
1219 |
Cf.
1:459 f., above. |
1220 |
Cf.
R. Dozy, loc. cit. |
1221 |
Cf.
Autobiography, p. 246;
above, 1:lviii. |
1222 |
Cf. p. 117, above. |
1223 |
Cf. Bombaci, p. 467, and
above, p. 148. |
1224 |
Qur'an
3.47 (42), etc., and Qur'an 2.163 (158), etc. |
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