the Capitulation of Jundishapur (17 AH)

مصالحة جنديسابور

638 CE · 17 AH

Jundishapur

Jundishapur capitulated to Zirr ibn 'Abdallah, joined after Sus by al-Muqtarib ibn Rabi'a — the city that held out through the whole Khuzestan campaign accepted terms 1.

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The Prophetic Era · The Rashidun Caliphate

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The capitulation of Jundishapur: the Muslims marched from Sus and camped at Jundishapur where Zirr b. 'Abd Allah was besieging its people; al-Muqtarib b. Rabi'a joined him after Abu Musa's march to Basra, and they made terms 1.

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Jundishapur
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al-Muqtarib ibn Rabi'a

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  1. al-Kamil fi'l-Tarikh of Ibn al-Athir , p. 372
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The Aman of Jundishapur

Abu Musa marched on panic-struck Jundishapur; they asked aman and he truced: no killing, no captives, no hands on wealth but weapons. A band of its folk went off to al-Kalbaniyya — al-Rabi' ibn Ziyad killed them and took it; and the asawira sought aman, were granted it, and converted.