10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «LAKAB»
Discover the use of
lakab in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lakab and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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The Encyclopaedia of Islam - Halaman 622
Subsequently, however, it declined from being a lakab into an ordinary ism amongst Persian princes and those Turkish ones who at times adopted ancient Iranian nomenclature. ' As we have seen above in regard to dual titles, the Buyids ...
2
The Ottoman Historical Monumental Inscriptions in Edirne - Halaman 27
The present text is, so far as could be ascertained, the sole proof that this Sultan bore the lakab Zeynuddiinya- ... in his reign, because in some earlier inscriptions47 he is referred to as (jiyasuddunyaveddin, the lakab borne also by his father ...
3
The Encyclopaedia of Islam - Jilid 8,Bhgn 141-142 - Halaman 749
The Mahbubis, like the Burhanis, traced their ancestry back to the Arabs of the time of the Prophet, and they likewise at times employed the lakab of Burhan al-Din. Already in the 6th/12th century they had produced notable Hana1i scholars, ...
Hamilton Alexander Rosskeen Gibb, Johannes Hendrik Kramers, Bernard Lewis, 1994
4
Faction and Conversion in a Plural Society: Religious ...
Generally, lakab names are derogatory or, at least, slightly derisive. It is considered rude to address a man by his lakab; but in indirect reference, the lakab is almost invariably used. By-names range from the simple (and relatively innocuous) ...
Robert Leroy Canfield, 1973
5
Nomads and Farmers: a Study of the Yörük of Southeastern ...
Generally, lakab names are derogatory or, at least, slightly derisive. It is considered rude to address a man by his lakab; but in indirect reference, the lakab is almost invariably used. By-names range from the simple (and relatively innocuous) ...
6
A manual of Musalman numismatics - Halaman 57
jj-c Ezra, u-lJl Elias, ^j>»?£ Jesus, ^g-ssT John, Hud, (^^l Imran. (3) <d!l Aj^c, servant of God, and its synonyms, i.e. servant of God under any other of His names, e.g. Jux. _ >x*£ _ jjUll A.- _ J^r. Some of these are also included under Lakab.
7
Kebudayaan Aceh dalam Sejarah - Halaman 241
Teungku Syekh Abdussalam yang terkenal dengan lakab Teungku Chik Lam Nyong. Pendiri Dayah Lam Nyong terkenal. 24. Teungku Umar yang terkenal dengan lakab Teungku Chik Di Lam-U, salah seorang Ulama/Hafidh Quran yang ...
8
Baadiggoob - Halaman 201
Adiga xataa waxaa laga yaabaa inaad dhibsaneyso san-ka-dhuudhigan ku hor fadhiya iyo timaheyga sida canbuulada oo kale u sameysan, oo lakab-lakab isku haysta, oo aan weligood baxeyn ee aan lakala fujin karin sida kaloorad iyo ...
9
Morphological Analysis in Comparison - Halaman 115
3 For the summary of the most important lists, see lakab (1982: 60I61); for another illustration of them, Komlosy (1992: 495497). In general, in these lists no explanations are provided. The sole exception is lakab (1982), who, trying to define the ...
Wolfgang U. Dressler, Oskar E. Pfeiffer, Markus A. Pöchtrager, 2000
10
The Seljuks of Anatolia: Court and Society in the Medieval ...
259–76; Clifford Edmund Bosworth, 'Lakab', EI2, v, pp. 618–31. These geographic designations may be translated, respectively, as Anatolia, Syria and Armenia. However, these translations are not used in this chapter so as to retain the fluid ...
Andrew Peacock, Sara Nur Yildiz, 2013
