Sind
السند
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Sind, now part of modern-day Pakistan, was known for its early conversion to Islam following the Arab conquest in the 8th century. It became a gateway for the spread of Islam into the Indian subcontinent, fostering a rich Islamic culture and tradition. The region was renowned for its scholars, poets, and Sufi saints, contributing significantly to the spread of Islamic teachings and values. Sind's integration into the Islamic world is a testament to the cultural and religious exchanges that chara...
Sind, now part of modern-day Pakistan, was known for its early conversion to Islam following the Arab conquest in the 8th century. It became a gateway for the spread of Islam into the Indian subcontin...
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Nashwat al-Sukran min Suhbaʾ Tadhkar al-Ghizlan
نشوة السكران من صهباء تذكار الغزلان
Ṣiddīq ibn Ḥasan al-Qannawjī (d. 1307 AH)صديق بن حسن القنوجي (ت. 1307 هجري)
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Min ʿAwālī Musnad ʿAbd ibn Ḥumayd - Makhtūṭ
من عوالي مسند عبد بن حميد - مخطوط
ʾAbd bin Ḥumayd al-Kisī (d. 249 AH)عبد بن حميد الكسي (ت. 249 هجري)
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al-Kāshif ʿan Uṣūl al-Dalāʾil wa-Fuṣūl al-ʿIlal
الكاشف عن أصول الدلائل وفصول العلل
Fakhr al-Dīn al-Rāzī (d. 606 AH)فخر الدين الرازي (ت. 606 هجري)
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