User talk:Al Ameer son

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return to your lands, For Abu Ubaydah, your general, 1,000 dinar and for your Khalifah, 'Umar, 10,000 and next year we will send you a similar amount if you vow never to return. Khalid: "It was not Hunger that brought us here. what brought us out of our lands is that we Arabs are a people who drink blood, and we are told the blood of the Romans is the sweetest of its kind, so we came to shed your blood and drink it.” Vahan: “So, we thought you came seeking what your brethren always sought (plunder, extortion, or mercenary work) but alas we were wrong. You came killing men, enslaving women, plundering wealth, destroying buildings, and seeking to drive us from our own lands.” Better people had tried to do the same but always ended up defeated (reference to the recent Persian wars). As for you, there is no lower and more despicable people—wretched, impoverished Bedouins who know nothing but poetry. Despite that, you commit injustices in your own rainless, famine-stricken nation and now ours..What havoc you have created! You ride horses not your own and wear clothes not your own. You pleasure yourselves with the young white girls of Rome and enslave them. You eat food not your own, and wrongfully fill your hands with our gold, silver, and valuable goods. Now we find you with all our possessions and the plunder you took from our co-religionists and we leave it all to you, neither asking for its return nor rebuking you. All we ask is that you leave our lands. But if you refuse, we will annihilate you!" \\\ The page:

1921:, "about Fakhr al-Din II, one of a long line of Druze chiefs from the Ma'n dynasty who far exceeded his ancestors in ambition and achievement. He became the governor and tax farmer of Mount Lebanon, Galilee and their ports and eventually much of the western Levant in the early 17th century. In the complex politics of his time, he was both an efficient tax collector and enforcer for the Ottoman Empire and an unprecedentedly autonomous and enterprising rural chief. Eventually his power became too much for the Empire to bear and he was crushed. Fakhr al-Din reinvigorated the ports of Sidon, Beirut and Acre by opening them to European commerce after a centuries-long hiatus and inaugurated the lucrative Lebanese silk industry. His most lasting legacy was the symbiotic union of the Druze and Maronites under his watch, which led to the precursor entities of the modern Lebanese state."! -- 1998:(ex. news articles, journals, books, credible websites, etc.) It is redundant to add the 'Christian communities' category, as that category is already covered under 'Eastern Orthodox Christian communities'. Lastly, trying to drive your point by reinstating these changes will be easily undone and simply lead to being blocked from editing. You are new and you seem to be very interested in trying to improve Knowledge's coverage of this topic area. That is great because we need more interested editors. It would be best for you to familiarize yourself with the policies and guidelines of the site, and not to assume that editors are being being hostile to you when they are only seeking to adhere (and help you adhere) to those policies/guidelines. Regards, 3964:. The list may be long, but it is still far from complete. That is why, for the last six years or so, I have been developing a standard for setting out citation templates, and a script to implement it. I call both the standard and the script the boring name "ETVP", for "easy to visually parse". In other words, it has been explicitly designed to be as easy to read, and as easy to edit, as possible. Over the past six years it has had many thousands of small improvements made to it, so that, in my view, it is now close to an optimal solution. To take just one example, suppose you're in edit mode, and want to find the cite by a given author. That's quite hard to do in the usual LHT-clutter format, but in the ETVP format, you can spot it 9270:

Haifa. The long reign of the Turabays was owed to the strength of their tribe, their largely consistent loyalty to the sultan, and their success in administering and securing their sanjak. Backed by their close allies, the Ridwan and Farrukh dynasties of Gaza and Nablus, they prevented Fakhr al-Din II, the powerful Druze emir who had reduced Ottoman rule in the Levant "to a mere shadow", from conquering Palestine. These three local dynasties treated Palestine as their own dominion and, ironically, with Fakhr al-Din out of the way, the Ottomans were freed up to gradually eliminate these dynasties' power. Turabay governance finally ended in 1677. Their descendants still live in northern Palestine and Israel."! --

7784:. the blurb states that al-walid was "the first caliph to institute programs for social welfare", while the article body does not appear to make a similarly strong claim, stating instead that he "inaugurated public works and social welfare programs on a scale unprecedented in the caliphate's history". admittedly, i think the assertion made in the blurb is rather bold, and i have not been able to find a source supporting it. would it be more appropriate to replace the last sentence in the blurb with something like "His reign was marked by domestic peace and prosperity, and saw the inauguration of social welfare programs on a scale unprecedented in the caliphate."? 7808: 7705:

I wanted to open a discussion about the Maronites, because I've noticed that there are users who are imposing Phoenicianist ideas. However, I would like to invite everyone to the discussion (using the Ping template), both those who have spoken in the past in favor of fanicianist ideas, and those who were against it, in order to find a consensus and a compromise. Would inviting users to a discussion be considered against the laws of English-speaking Knowledge? Then I would like to know what you think of this situation and if you think that a discussion about this subject would be worth it. --

6718: 4389:. the article, i.e. the reference is in stark contrast to Islamic sources. an example is in the article it is mentioned that Al Ahnaf ibn Qays is called the killer of Zubayr ibn al Awwam. even though the correct name of the murder was Amr ibn Jarmouz. Then Madelung considered the fictional story of Ali condemning the killer of Zubayr, while the story was mentioned in the books of Islamic scholars. Madelung also considers the fictional story of the negotiation agreement between Ali and Aisha. can you improve this article? I think there are users who are inciting to give false stories. 6866: 9246: 621:

gradually governed that conquered region, where he secured a strong power base among its Arab tribes and mostly Christian bureaucracy. He defeated the 4th caliph, Muhammad's cousin and son-in-law Ali in the first Muslim civil war, bringing the caliphate under his rule. Considered controversial in Muslim tradition for seizing power, being less religiously devoted than his predecessors and establishing dynastic rule, unprecedented in Muslim politics, he is also admired for his competence, leadership skills and mild rule."! Happy new year! --

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enemies, the Kalb, who supported the Umayyads. Zufar led the Qaysi survivors in rebellion, and on a years-long vendetta against the Kalb and their Yaman confederates. He surrendered, mainly on his terms, securing for himself and the Qays a major stake in the Umayyad state. The vendetta, meanwhile, played out for decades as a bloody competition for power, which eventually tore apart the Umayyad state from within."! --

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his military talents to the budding Muslim state. His tactics and strategy, including his famous 'desert march', have become enshrined in legend. The Muslim tradition levels serious charges of moral impropriety against Khalid, while crediting him more than any other commander for the success of the 7th-century conquests." - I have

4322:", would it be more appropriate to use the gloss "Sword of God" instead of "the Sword of God"? i noticed that the featured article also includes a definite article in the gloss "the Bedouin emigrants", but omits it in others such as "alms tax", so was unsure of when the definite article was being included in the glosses. 2360:

and thought what I’d ask of you is an article of his mediations. He calls it “Gladitorial Boxing” or “Pakistani Boxing.” (GPB) Gladiator because his claims of archaeology revealed something similar. I cannot confirm his findings, but if you start the stub and his sport takes off, it could grace Pakistan’s name.

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There is a healthy balance of details for a summary article of a century-long, on-off conflict. I found the extra detail in certain places to be enriching, rather than distracting. On the flipside, as I am not well-read in this particular subject, I cannot really tell when more detail is needed. If a

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Thank you today for the article "about Khalid ibn al-Walid, a military leader who led the conquests which brought central Arabia and Byzantine Syria under Muslim rule. Though he dealt the early Muslims under the prophet Muhammad their first battlefield defeat, he embraced Islam soon after and devoted

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I highly appreciate your encouragement whenever you thank me for my edits and contributions. It seems that we share the same interest regarding places and people in the Levant which do not have their own articles. I would include the list of articles that I would like to create in my user's page, and

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Might you be able to create a page on a new and emerging national sport adopted by the Republic of Pakistan? Its grandmaster founder is an arrogant Sir Atif Hussain, who is currently in a sectioned ward. His nationality is British Pakistani, and he knows a handful of martial arts. He’s teaching there

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as a part of my project in improving important but overlooked non-Western musical figures. I nominated it for GAN, but it has been sitting in the queue for about two months now. I wondered if you might consider reviewing the article? I presume that music is not your primary interest on Knowledge, but

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You're a saint my friend. It's excellent, thank you for this very helpful gift. I made a few minor fixes and will add it to the article shortly. One favor though, would you be able to fix something for me on the chart: could we make "Bashir I" the product of the marriage between his father Husayn and

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Hi! I see you are an admin! I am writing to you because I would like to ask you for information! I am a user of the Italian-speaking Knowledge (excuse my bad English), but I often intervene here in the English-speaking one, I just don't know the rules well (we Italian speakers have different rules).

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This is not just my opinion, but part of the above referenced manual of style guidelines after a clear consensus was established by editors regarding the issue of decorative / honorific calligraphy in articles about early Islamic figures. And what occurs on Arabic and Persian wiki is not material to

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in 1667 The following year, Ahmad again received the concession for ‘Akkar, Jubbat Basharray and, in a novel twist, for the predominantly Nusayri-inhabited district of Safita in the northern coastal mountains. Meanwhile, the nahiyes of Jubayl country (Bilad-ı Cübeyl, as opposed to the city itself)

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will be the main source for this, and there is plenty of supplementary material. I'll have it done by tomorrow. We could then revisit the Lead and button things up. At that point, would you mind submitting the nomination for MILHIST ACR, since you have plenty of experience there? I will of course be

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Excuse the late response. I probably can’t review it in this narrow window, due to stretched time between commitments here and in IRL—and more importantly, my limited knowledge of the subject, despite being a (poor) Levantine Arabic speaker myself. Nonetheless, I’m very interested in the subject and

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Thank you today for the article "about the sixth Umayyad caliph, al-Walid I, whose decade-long reign represented the zenith of Umayyad power and prosperity, though his direct role in its successes is unclear. His reign is often deemed by historians to be the fruit of his father and predecessor, Abd

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Bit of a messy edit, I admit. Initially thought Said was her middle name (or the name of her father) and thought it strange to use 'Said', which is a masculine name, instead of her given name. Still think we ought to keep 'Rosemarie' to avoid confusion between the maiden (Said) and marital (Zahlan)

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I kept up with the discussion early on, until it started getting into the weeds. As long as the article remains, or continues to contain, 'al-Aqsa Mosque' as opposed to the less common 'Qibli Mosque' that had been proposed in the past, I have no strong opinion either way. However, I will review the

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Again on 2.1, you might have noticed that I used the "indent" option, which helps to distinguish the author(s). This is an option I don't usually use, but I think is mostly a matter of idividual taste. I thought, what the hell, let's use it for a change, see what people think. I would just add that

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There's one area the article needs to cover better, and that's Maslama's significant agricultural projects in the Qinnasrin/Balis area and southern Iraq. I touched on it in the article, but there's enough there for a separate section. Hugh Kennedy's "Elite Incomes in the Early Islamic State" in ed.

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Why are you always working against me? Is their any issue. I stoped changing names! - (Most of them are however misspelled) Instead of supporting me, you are working against me. Do you think I have always time to change any article. Please bring all the christian villages you changed back because I

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Converting the floating boxes with the caliphs' names to a legend format. The names of the caliphs should be spelled according to their modern English transliterations, i.e. Omar → Umar, Othman → Uthman, Mouavia I → Mu'awiya I, Abd Almalik → Abd al-Malik, Welid I → al-Walid I. "Mohammed's kingdom"

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Upon further reading, the article very much appears ready for an A-Class Milhist nomination, if not FAC. It covers the topic comprehensively, yet with concision, and is impeccably written. IMO, it is about as understandable to an average reader as it can get, though it might help to give even more

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I must confess I don't understand you edit here. Said was her maiden name, and as many married women she used both her maiden name and married name as surnames. As such, wasn't it more correct previously? Also, a "Rosemarie Zahlan" wasn't born in Cairo in 1937, but a "Rosemarie Said" was, cheers,

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Neither citation verifies that. Ref 1 appears to be a bad link (not sure what is happening there, since the wayback machine has it), and Ref 2 does not have a reference to this locale either. It does mention a Mazraat Ech-Chouf. Was unclear whether you were attempting to make a stub for this, and

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Would you be willing to copy-edit this section I just added? I know it might sound like a rather off-beat request, but I would like an experienced editor who's not too heavily involved in this topic area to give it a look. Would appreciate it. If you're uncomfortable with making copy-edits, please

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in masses to North Africa were the ones who actually influenced the North with their Andalusian elements according to Arabic books). So was it the Arabic culture that first blended with the Native Iberian elements, or is the article correct that the Berber culture was apparent there and the Arabic

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Nominations for the upcoming project coordinator election have opened. A team of up to ten coordinators will be elected for the next coordination year. The project coordinators are the designated points of contact for issues concerning the project, and are responsible for maintaining our internal

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Thanks for improving the article. Featured Article status requires a very high standard that, in my opinion, the article does not meet. The review process is rigorous and the article in its current state will not pass. I highly encourage you to continue researching the subject and, using the best

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Perhaps the premier sources have been translated. The source in question could be something like Al Kamil fi al Tarikh by Ibn al-Athir or Ansab al ashraf by al Baladhuri. Or maybe another source. Given that Bani Kinda participated in the battle and one of their leaders, Malik ibn Hubayra was also

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Hi Al Ameer, if you have time please could you share your thoughts at the Al Aqsa mosque move discussion? I am conscious you are the article's primary contributor, have brought it to GA status twice, and your 2008 and 2011 GA versions seem to have taken a hybrid approach to the question of scope.

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The quote: \\\ Muslim sources record a conversation between Vahan and the Arab General Khalid ibn al-Walid before the battle of Yarmouk: Vahan: We know that it is hardship and hunger that have brought you out of your lands. We will give every one of your men 100 dinars, clothing and food if you

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Thank you today for the article, "about the Turabay dynasty, a family of Bedouin emirs that governed northern Palestine in the 15th–16th centuries under the Ottoman Empire. Their territory, formalized first as the 'Iqta of Turabay' then as the Sanjak of Lajjun, spanned the area between Jenin and

3838:. I was going to add the Syrian 'theatre' to Fourth Fitna earlier, but had trouble on how best to place it without ruining the article's flow. I won't be active much over the next few days, but will add the information next week and we could figure out how best to organize it afterward. Regards, 2336:

Dear al Ameer son, I was really lifted by your thanking me for my Kisrawan edit in December. I was at the beginning of a project of working through the twenty plus years of ‘Middle East International’ that I have on my shelves. To give evidence of the validity of this source I started an article

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I am Petros Apostolopoulos, a Ph.D. candidate in Public History at North Carolina State University. My Ph.D. project examines how historical knowledge is produced on Knowledge. If you are interested in participating in my research study by offering your own experience of writing about history on

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Whether the detail is sufficient, or too much, or too little. Depending on the sources, the level of detail can vary enormously, between campaigns described in one sentence (effectively "A is said to have invaded B in year C and reached the city D"), and others where a long portions of text are

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Regarding 2.1, on most aspects I am fairly relaxed. The only point I think is categorically wrong is not using columns for the biblio listing. Long lines, especially on a wide screen, are very difficult, if not impossible, to read. There is a reason that most dictionaries, bibles, etc., and all

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Thank you today for the article, introduced: "This article is about Zufar ibn al-Harith al-Kilabi, a 7th-century Bedouin chief. He backed the Umayyad Caliphate's main challenger, Ibn al-Zubayr, when the Umayyads were on the brink of collapse. His Qaysi warriors were annihilated by their tribal

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It is always refreshing (and unfortunately, rare) to see brand new editors come in and contribute high quality articles about this little corner of the globe. I appreciate your efforts. Thank you for compiling the list. I am in and out these days, but will let you know which of these I plan on

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Problem is we do not know which of Maslama's descendants, if any, came from his marriage to Zufar's daughter. The mothers of Maslama's children are not identified in the sources I’ve come across. All we could say is that close ties were forged between the two families, which lasted through the

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Thank you today for the article about "the founder and first caliph of the Umayyad Caliphate. Though his family led the opposition to the Islamic prophet Muhammad, he became the Prophet's scribe after the conquest of Mecca. He was sent as a commander in the Syrian conquest two years later and

1383:. The source, in this case Tabari, uses Amiri for the father and Kilabi for Zufar. His father was not mentioned anywhere else (in the early sources) as far as I know. The Banu Amir, of course, includes the Banu Kilab so there is no contradiction. I would keep it the way the sources have it. 1055:

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Hi Ameer son, I have the page now since quite some while on my watchlist and you need to revert the articles edits maybe once or twice a week? I have thought on requesting a better page protection, but I guess you are more experienced, so I ask you first what you suggest what to

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was collecting all under one category. Eastern Orthodox Christians doesn't represent all Christians. Their are also other christians living in this villages. You are the only one I have problems here with. Nobody is judging my work. So please stop - that's no fun anymore!

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Please excuse the very late response! The disruptive edits are not yet on a scale where I think protection is warranted. Will continue to keep a watch on it. If the frequency increases, then I could see it receiving protection from edits by brand new or unregistered users.

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separate article is started about the 737 Arab invasion, then this section could be safely pared down. Other than that, it's always good to get rid of any redlinks and to that end, I am happy to lend a hand. Let me know when you decide on taking the next steps. Cheers,

6812:). The southern Caspian coast expansion phase should be attributed to his reign not Uthman's, though the area should cross-hatched since it was not truly conquered. The conquest of Septimania or Narbonne (the boot shape north of Spain) should be attributed to Umar II. 3458:

Yes. 1) Egypt Eyalet was not a state or an autonomous entity of some kind, but a direct province of the Ottoman Empire (not until the 18th century, and really the 19th century under Muhammad Ali and his family, did Egypt become autonomous and then independent of the

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Just saw that Al Nasser is featured in OTD and I had to think about that I for quite some time thought he was you, as you have an image of him on your user page in the box "about me". It's a sweet memory that makes me smile, and maybe you as well. Have a nice day.

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you introduced shortened references to "Tabbaa, 1997, p. 31" and "Northen, 1998, p. 809" but did not define the sources. This means nobody can look the references up. If you could fix them that would be great. I have tagged them with {{incomplete short citation}}.

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for Featured Article status. As the creator of the article and a significant editor, I thought I would consult with you before nominating it. I recently cleaned up some portions and added in some information about the Israel-Hamas war, so I think it's good to go.

902:. However, you should consider adding relevant wikiproject talk-page templates, stub-tags and categories to new articles that you create if you aren't already in the habit of doing so, since your articles will no longer be systematically checked by other editors ( 4694:

concerning the project, and are responsible for maintaining our internal structure and processes. They do not, however, have any authority over article content or editor conduct, or any other special powers. More information on being a coordinator is available

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ain't going well as there are no reviews so far (Constantine's being inactive) and Gog said that it will be archived within a week if it doesn't get any reviews. I've asked Funk and am gonna ask a couple others too. Would you have time to do the favor? Thanks.

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Hi, I have noticed that you have been totally inactive for the last 3 months, and I wanted to say that I hope you return and continue making great contributions to Knowledge. Otherwise, I'm sending my well wishes if anything is keeping you from editing. Best,

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone, including you, is welcome to contribute to the discussion. The nomination will explain the policies and guidelines which are of concern. The discussion focuses on high-quality evidence and our policies and guidelines.

4076:, it is stated that "Umar appointed Mu'awiya in his brother's place over Damascus and Jordan." Does the source not mention who is the governor of Palestine who will replace Yazid? and does the source not mention the location of Yazid's death and his grave? 6008:

Page 273: Maximum extent of Harfush-Baalbeki domains (roughly the Bekaa valley + part of southern Lebanon + most of northern Palestine until Nablus + Ajlun in Jordan until the Dead Sea + Homs Sanjak + all the way to Tadmor during Yunus Harfush's reign (c.

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Page 146: Documents E12 & E13 from Ottoman Imperial Archive at Istanbul documenting the confirmation of iltizam of all the territory from Nahr Ibrahim/Adonis river (including Kisrawan) to Krak Des Chevalier (and Safita) in Syria to Sirhan Hamade (c.

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That's good to hear, and of course I'd love to bring this to FA. I honestly could not find much else than what I had already put in the article, apart from going into more detail on the various battles and campaigns, which I didn't really want to do for

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The Harfushes of Baalbek received the iltizam concession for the Bekaa as well as a rank in the provincial military hierarchy (the district governorship of Homs or Tadmur) in recognition of their long-standing position of dominance within local Shiite

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you have done great work. I will try to read through it in detail a couple times when I have the chance, and if it is still in the queue by then, I will leave my comments. If not, and for some reason it did not pass, you could count on me next time.

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about MEI which has now been moved to Draft:Middle East International. Can you advise me? I am posting a similar message to editor Roman Deckeet who also thanked me for an edit I did using the same source editing the Rashidieh article. Many thanks.

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Users may edit the article during the discussion, including to improve the article to address concerns raised in the discussion. However, do not remove the article-for-deletion notice from the top of the article until the discussion has finished.

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I would greatly appreciate it if you could take a moment to review my article and provide any feedback or suggestions for improvement. Your attention to this matter would be highly valued and would help to bring the article to its full potential.

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Not working against you personally. In any case, I was attempting to discuss at your talk page but did not hear a response. On the names, I was not necessarily opposed to your changes there either except when it contradicted the clear

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Hello, I know this is odd, but could you possibly translate an English phrase into Arabic script? I tried seeing if anyone was active in WikiProjects, but I couldn't find anyone. The phrase would be "2021 Nasarawa massacre". Cheers,

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For the record, though I nominated it for GA twice, I do not believe that it meets the GA standards today, with failure to address the confusion of the mosque/compound being one of several reasons it should be reassessed/demoted.

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dedicated to them. I've tried to apportion detail based on what the sources do, and also details that help give some context to the conflict (eg. the use of a wagon laager or siege weapons), but would like a second opinion here.

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I had a lot of trouble dealing with some contradictions and lack of uniformity in various sources, so I would think someone familiar with the region could help out the most. No worries if you're too busy or uninterested! Best –

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I have a question to the administration regarding Al-Andalus; since according to Arabic language books, the Umayyad architecture played a big role influencing the Islamic architecture of Iberia, but according to the official

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Hi Al Ameer son. You added a reference for "Smith 1994" to Al Ameer son, but no such work is defined in the article. Could you add the required cite to the Sources section, or let me know what work this refers to? -- LCU

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I have not seen it mentioned in modern sources. But this is not controversial. You could add that his mother was "Zaynab ..., who also belonged to the Amir ibn Lu'ayy", attributing and/or citing Ibn Sa’d as a source.

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Hi Al Ameer, This is a first go at your map, but I think you will need to tell me what level of detail you would like, so that I can start amending this map, or make a new one based on what you would like. Regards,

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If possible, one of the two alternating colors of the Cyprus crosshatching should be the color used for the conquests under Uthman since Cyprus was first brought into Arab dominion or condominium during Uthman's

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The second aspect (2.2) is a very different case. You can find a long list of reasons why the so-called "horizontal" format for cite templates (it isn't really horizontal at all) is so bad on my talk page

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This article is about a village in Lebanon, which is notable enough. It is a stub, but fully cited to RS. Does not need to be a draft in order to be expanded unless there is a new policy I am unaware of.

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I'm good Amir, happy new year for you too. I read the article not too long ago, and I find it very informative, objective and exhaustive. I will take a look at it in my spare time. Keep up the great work.

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Thank you for your kind words and well wishes. I’ve been preoccupied for most of the past year, but hope to at least be semi-active as much as time allows. Looking forward to working together more soon.

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Glad to hear. Always welcome. Btw, just wondering. I recently added some information about the long-standing and rather well-known campaign of revisionism/negationism by the government of the Azerbaijan

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for a time in the later seventeenth century, the family controlled a territory that stretched from Safita in modern-day Syria to the Futuh district in the mountains above Jubayl, south-east of Tripoli.

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Ha, you worked on this, ages ago: thank you. I have a student this semester whose parents are from there and she was pleased to know that knowledge of her town existed in the world. I appreciate it.

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Hi Al Ameer Son, I hope all is well with you! LouisAragon recommend I reach out to you, though I have been familiar with your admirable work for some time. A few months ago I rewrote the article on

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Yes, I was actually hoping to do a co-nom with you for FA status. You have already done the heavy lifting and it is very well-written. Just need to make sure it is comprehensive enough. Thoughts?

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locational context on some of the various regions and cities, especially the more notable places. It will help to mention that the Khazar realm was in modern Russia (and Ukraine?), for instance.

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With their tax and local government commissions stretching all the way into what is today north-western Syria, the year 1668 may well mark the greatest geographic extent of the Hamada ‘emirate’.

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A belated hello my friend. Hope you’re doing well these days (long past time that we’ve worked together!) Thanks for finding this—I’m only glad the map is getting some use outside of Knowledge.

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The Harfushes were among the first to be awarded lump-sum tax collection contracts in combination with governor titles to secondary provinces and districts such as Homs, Tadmur and Baalbek.

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you introduced references to "Bianquis 1986" and "Bianquis 1997", however you did not define them. This means that nobody reading the article can look them up, and also adds the page to

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to TFA. Seriously though, thanks for your continued outstanding work for the project, significantly improving freely accessible knowledge of Middle Eastern history over almost 15 years.

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Excellent, just finished reading it. I will try to incorporate this into the Mu'awiya article before main page appearance in the next few days. Your source tips are always appreciated!

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Question: were you looking for one map that shows the sanjaks held by both families in a particular year or time period, or separate maps for each family at the height of their power?

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Hi Al Ameer son. You recently added a reference to Fowden 2004, but the source is not defined in the article. Could you add the details, or let me know which work this refers too? LCU

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may be archived soon if it doesn't get reviews. As you contributed to many articles related to the Levant, your review would be much appreciated. Thanks for any help you can provide.

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Al Ameer, my apologies for the delay, some of the tweak you want are dishearteningly tricky to do, and at present there's of other things on. I'll see if I can finish the job today.

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Not sure if this is supposed to go here but i'd like to request some help regarding the Jazzar Pasha page and his ethnic origins. If you could help out it'd be greatly appreciated.

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Re your edit summary "but restoring the previous ref layout as I do not see how the revised layout, which is not consistent with other FA's in this subject area, is an improvement"

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or other core articles, with a focus on those in the worst state of disrepair. Editing can be done individually, but in the past groups have also successfully competed. There is

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But i think the summary box with the picture is better. I have added the picture in the Arabic and Persian encyclopedia. Please change your opinion and do not delete this image.

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Well, 'fast' is relative, I've been working on it on and off for a decade now ;). But thanks, and take your time. Am looking forward to seeing the finished work on Marwan II.

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Yup, that'll do it. Need to turn attention back to this article (and the other strongmen of Acre) sometime soon. Was hoping to nominate Zahir for FAC before end of the year.

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Hello. did al-Walid I, sulayman ibn abd al malik, and umar ii confirm Sa'id as governor of Mosul? and whether the source does not explain it. thank you if you have answered

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if any of the "author"s are corporate bodies (such as a government department) instead of individual human beings, then I would recommend against using the indent option.

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The last two weeks were a bit calm, until today at least. Your tolerance is admirable. I'll be attentive as well to let you focus on getting more articles to GA or FA.

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Thanks; I will work on these over the next couple of weeks (because of time constraints) and will let you know here if I have any questions along the way. Regards,

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the daughter of Mulhim, Fa'iza? I incorrectly made it appear that he was solely Husayn's son and that Husayn's marriage to Fa'iza is incidental. Thanks again! --

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The color indicating conquests under Sulayman should be crosshatched in the legend as well. Also, maybe a different color than white/light gray should be used.

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on a job well done. I have downloaded this draft and am marking it up with some requested details and amendments. Hope to turn it over to you by the weekend. —

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Hello Sir, I'm a Muslim like you. Can you please help me regarding my issues on Knowledge as a Muslim? Can you please reply me or give me your email address?

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Hello, I wish I could help with this, but I lack the basic Arabic skills. The editors I went to in the past for such translations are no longer active. Maybe

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Hi, thanks a lot for your swift reply. No worries at all if you don't have time. If you can just read it and make a few comments would be awesome. Cheers,

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Sorry for the delay, where did the days go? I'm currently working on all your suggestions, you should hear from me again in a couple of days. Regards,

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In 1584 emir ‘Ali, already the superintendent (emin) of Baalbek, had by then also been awarded the sancak governorship of Tadmur in the Syrian desert.

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Likewise my friend, thank you for this awesome gesture! I'm looking forward to more fruitful collaboration with you in the near term.

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If the article is focusing on Gaza City and it’s relation to the war, sources generally don’t tell it from the Israeli perspective.

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The title of the map should be "The Early Muslim Conquests 630s–820s" or "The Early Muslim Conquests up to the 9th century".

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Ech-Chouf and el-Chouf are the same. Location 136/198 in the Levant Zone Grid. Appears on maps from the 1830s to now.

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Whether you agree or disagree with the current proposals, your views at the discussion would be incredibly valuable.

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There is no hurry to do this, but I understand if you don't have time or interest :). Thanks in advance either way!

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Comprehensiveness, especially in additional sources that you may know as being sort of our resident Umayyad expert

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Oceans and large bodies of water like the Caspian and Aral seas should be colored light blue.

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2) It ignores the other major territorial component of the Mamluk empire, the Levant.

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The color used for the conquests under Mu'awiya should be the same shade of purple.

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As you are the main editor of this page, I will of course defer to your preference.

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Harfushes would be appointed sancak-beğs of Homs and Tadmur rather than of Sidon

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this was a typo (which is my guess, since it is spelled that way in your Ref 1).

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History of the Negev during the Mamluk and Ottoman periods

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Can you please review the sources on a quote on Vahan page

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Congratulations, Al Ameer son! The article you nominated,

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section, or let me know which work this refers to? -- LCU

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Understood, will try to get them done this week. Regards,

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Hello. I created a new category for the Mamluk Sultanate,

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Congratulations, Al Ameer son! The article you nominated,

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History of Shiites in Lebanon - Saadun Hamade (in Arabic)

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History of Shiites in Lebanon - Saadun Hamade (in Arabic)

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does not appear to be preceded by a definite article in "

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BTW, should we not mention Maslama's descendants also as

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Category:Prisoners and detainees of the Mamluk Sultanate

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Hello friend, how are you doing? Just found out that an

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about the best layout. There are two aspects of layout:

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Information that can't be referenced should be removed (

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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the

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A discussion is taking place as to whether the article

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hello, Al Ameer son! i had a quick question regarding

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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the

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hello, Al Ameer son! i had a quick question regarding

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from the day before this appears on Main Page. Thanks!

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from 1292 to 1305 helped pave the way for the region's

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from 1292 to 1305 helped pave the way for the region's

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from the day before this appears on Main Page. Thanks!

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Other than what is marked up, I suggest the following:

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Are you planning to review this DYK? If not, I can. --

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https://ncsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9z4wmR1cIp0qBH8

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Request for Comment (RFC) reached consensus to remove

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/List of Fatah members

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Hi, fellow editor! I'm going "door to door" to bring

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How kind—I'm much obliged and looking forward to it!

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Vahan_(Byzantine_commander)

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is suitable for inclusion in Knowledge according to

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