The Lands of the Eastern Caliphate: Mesopotamia, Persia, and Central Asia, from the Moslem Conquest to the Time of Timur |
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3rd 9th Abbasid according to Mustawfî affluents already Arab geographers Arrajân Atabeg Bâb Baghdâd Baladhuri Balkh bank Başrah bridge built Buyid Caliph called canal capital Caspian castle century chief town date palm desert distance district Dujayl earlier Arab east eastward Euphrates exported famous Fârs Nâmah fertile flowed fortress Friday Mosque gardens gates Hamadân Helmund Herât high road hill Ibn Batutah Ibn Hawkal Ibn Rustah Irâk irrigated Isfahân Iṣṭakhrî Jibâl province Jurjân Kal'ah Kazvînî Khurâsân road Khûzistân Khwârizm Kirmân known Kûfah lake lands lying markets Marv Mashhad mentioned Mesopotamia miles Mongol Moslem Mosul mountains Mukaddasî Mukaddasî describes Mustawfî Nahr Nahrawân neighbouring Omayyad Oxus palace passed Persian populous present day river round Rûd ruins Saljûk Sarakhs Sassanian says Shâh Shâpûr Shîrâz Sîrjân stood stream suburb surrounded Tawwaj thence Tigris Tîmûr Ubullah village walls Wâsit Yâķût Yazd Zaranj