Violent order religious warfare, chivalry, and the ʻayyār phenomenon in the medieval Islamic world
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Würzburg [Germany]
Ergon
2007
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| Series: | Istanbuler Texte und Studien
Bd. 11 |
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Table of Contents:
- Defining the ʻayyārs
- The volunteer warriors for the faith (mutaṭawwiʻa)
- ʻAyyār activity in Sīstān and the rise of the Ṣaffārids
- The ʻayyār versus the government : the Ṣaffārids and the Ṭāhirids
- The ʻayyār and the Caliph
- The beginning of the ʻayyār-Sufi connection, and the decline and fall of the ʻayyār realm
- The ʻayyārs, Sufism, and chivalry
- The ʻayyārs in the tenth and eleventh centuries : chivalry (futuwwa) and violence


