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Hijra Abyssinia (Rashid ad Din), Manuscript illustration by Rashi ad-Din's "World History", depicting the Negus of Abyssinia (traditionally attributed to the king of Aksum) declining the request of a Meccan delegation demanding from him to yield up the Muslims., 14th century illustration showing the Christian King (Negus) of Aksum (King Armah also known as Al-Najashi) declining the request of a pagan Meccan delegation, to forfeit the first Muslims who received refuge in the city of Axum following the First Hijra as Prophet Muhammad told them to take refuge in Axum., 14th-century illustration depicting the king of Aksum refusing to turn over the Muslims to authorities from Mecca., 1314 manuscript illustration by Rashid ad-Din depicting the Negus of medieval Abyssinia declining a Meccan delegation's request to surrender the early Muslims., Depiction of the Negus of Axum, Ashamah al-Negashi (also spelled Najashi), rejecting the Meccans' demands of surrendering the Muslims in Rashid ad-Din Sinan's World History., 14th century Islamic depiction of the First Hijrah:The King of Aksum declines the Qurayshi request to send the Muslims back to Mecca, 14th century Islamic portrayal of the First Hijrah:The Axumites decline the Qurayshi request to give up the Muslim refugees
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Hijra Abyssinia (Rashid ad Din), Kingdom of Aksum, History of Islam, Habasha Hijra, 1314 works in Iran, Jami al-Tawarikh
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ヒジュラ・アビシニア は、ラシーッディーンの「世界史」による、アビシニアのネガスを描いた写本。メッカからムスリムを退去させるために使節を要請する。 14世紀のイラスト。キリスト教徒の王、アクサムの王。 ナジャシーとしても知られるアル=アル=アルマー王。異教徒のメッカ代表団の要請を拒否し、アクサムの都市に避難した最初のイスラム教徒を没収する。
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ヒジュラ・アビシニア、アクスム王国、イスラム史、ハバシャ・ヒジュラ、1314年の作品、ジャミー・アル=タワリク
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hegira rachis negus yield up