al-Fadl ibn Mahan

الفضل بن ماهان

al-Fadl ibn Mahan, mawla of Banu Sama; Sindan's conqueror who sent al-Ma'mun an elephant and kept him in the mosque's dua — after him his sons Muhammad and Mahan fought over it till Hind retook it.

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The Early Abbasid Caliphate
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موجز

الفضل بن ماهان، مولى بني سامة، فتح سندان وغلب عليها. 1

ما يذكره البلاذري

بعث إلى المأمون بفيل، ودعا له في مسجد جامع اتخذه في سندان. 1

بعده قام ابناه محمد وماهان. قُتل أحدهما وصُلب، وغلبت الهند على سندان. 1

يحتاج إلى مصدر إضافي: تاريخ الفتح وأرقام الصفحات.

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The House of al-Fadl ibn Mahan at Sindan

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Sindan· The House of al-Fadl ibn Mahan at Sindan

Sources

  1. Futuh al-Buldan — al-Baladhuri (Mu'assasat al-Ma'arif edition)
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Sindan

Sindan on India's coast; al-Fadl ibn Mahan's conquest and Muslim seat with its caliph-praising jami' — his sons' feud ended in a crucifixion and Hind's reconquest.