Seeing Islamic Caliphate through Noble Matrilineal Genealogy

Abedelrahman Rahman Tayyara

Seeing Islamic Caliphate through Noble Matrilineal Genealogy

Abedelrahman Rahman Tayyara

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Abstract

The current study examines Ibn Habib’s use of noble matrilineal genealogies to categorize of Muslim caliphs from the Rashidun to the Abbasid periods. The article first analyzes Ibn Habib’s models of noble matrilineal lineages and then investigate the impact of these concepts on his presentation of Islamic caliphate.

Original language	English
State	Accepted/In press - 2023
Event	Kentucky Foreign Language Conference - Lexington, Kentucky Duration: Jan 4 0001 → …

Conference

Conference	Kentucky Foreign Language Conference
Period	01/4/01 → …

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