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Ziyad ibn Hudayr al-Asadi

زياد بن حدير الأسدي

Ziyad ibn Hudayr al-Asadi; in al-Baladhuri through Ibrahim ibn Muhajir from him: Umar sent him to the Christian Taghlib to take a half-tithe of their wealth, forbidding him to tithe a Muslim or a kharaj-paying dhimmi.

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The Rashidun Caliphate
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The Treaty with the Christian Taghlib

People and things also explored

Dhimma (the covenant of protection)· Jizya (capitation on treaty peoples)· Banu Taghlib ibn Wa'il· Abu Hanifa al-Nu'man ibn Thabit· Ali ibn Abi Talib· Umar ibn al-Khattab· Zur'a ibn al-Nu'man· The Treaty with the Christian Taghlib

Sources

  • Futuh al-Buldan — al-Baladhuri (Mu'assasat al-Ma'arif edition)
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Dhimma (the covenant of protection)

Dhimma in al-Baladhuri is the written covenant of security granted to treaty peoples of the Book: its formula in the Prophet's letter to Najran runs 'they have God's protection and the protection of His messenger over their persons, religion, lands, wealth, absent and present', and its stipulated terms in the Najran peace include that they not be seduced from their religion or its ranks, nor levied nor tithed, and in the letter's text that no bishop be removed from his bishopric, no monk from his monasticism, no right of theirs or their images — crucifixes and icons — be altered, and no army tread their land, while whoever of them took usury the Prophet's protection was quit of him; the letter of the people of Maqna grants 'God's protection and His messenger's' with security and pardon for every blood; and the dhimma was renewed under the caliphs — Abu Bakr wrote to the people of Najran on the model of the Prophet's letter, and Uthman called them 'a people who have a dhimma' when he remitted two hundred of their hullas.