Tabari
Also known as al-Tabari, Tabarî, Abu Ǧaʻfar Muḥammad ibn Ǧarîr Aṭ-Ṭabari
historicus uit kalifaat van de Abbasiden (839-923)
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Al-Tabari was a ninth-century Muslim scholar from present-day Iran who became one of the most influential thinkers of the Islamic Golden Age through his prolific writings on history, Quranic interpretation, and numerous other subjects. His works remain widely studied today because of his expertise in historical documentation and religious scholarship, making him a foundational figure in Islamic intellectual tradition.
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- Born
- ca 838
- Died
- 923
- Works
- 116
Top works
- Tafsir Al-Tabari Juz' 'Amma
- The History of al-Tabari, vol. XL. Index
- Der Kalif al-Manṣūr im Anfang seines Kalifats (136/754 bis 145/762)
- Das Kalifat von al-Maʾmūn
- Geschichte Der Perse Und Arbaer Zur Zeit Der Sasaniden
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Article · Nederlands
Tabari (Abu Ja'far Muhammad ibn Jarir at-Tabari - الطبري) (Amol (Iran), 839 - Bagdad, 923) was een islamitisch historicus en Korangeleerde. Zijn voornaamste discipline was het Islamitisch recht (fiqh) en in zijn tijd in Baghdad heeft Tabari zijn eigen rechtsschool (madhhab) opgezet. Hij dankt zijn naam aan de Iraanse provincie waarin hij geboren werd: aan de Kaspische Zee.
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10th-century Arabic-language writers10th-century Iranian historians10th-century jurists10th-century Persian-language writers839 births923 deaths9th-century Arabic-language writers9th-century Iranian historians9th-century jurists9th-century Muslim scholars of IslamBiographical evaluation scholarsIranian historians of Islam