- Al-
Julanda bin
Masud (Arabic: الجلندى بن مسعود, romanized: al-
Julandā ibn Masʿūd; died 751 CE) was an
Ibadi religious leader who was
elected the first...
- that they
should convert to Islam. In 630 CE, the Al Azd
allied with the
Julanda and
attacked the
Sasanian governor Maskan and
defeated Maskan's forces...
- (Hisma). Amer was
dispatched to meet with
Jaifer and Abd, the sons of
Julanda who
ruled Oman. They
appear to have
readily embraced Islam.
Omani Azd used...
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Under the Sasanians, and
their clients, the
Julanda and Azd, an
important market existed at Dibba. The
Julanda,
reported to the
Persian marzban (military...
- him. His lieutenant,
Atiyya ibn al-Aswad,
captured Oman from the
local Julanda rulers,
though the
latter re****erted
their control after a few months....
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Public Established 1986 Vice-Chancellor HH Dr.
Fahad bin Al-
Julanda bin
Majed Al Said
Undergraduates 15,357
Location Muscat , Oman
Campus Urban...
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Islamic theocratic absolute elective monarchy Imam • 749–751 (first) Al-
Julanda bin
Masud • 1954–1959 (last)
Ghalib al-Hinai
Legislature Consultative Council...
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Style His
Majesty Heir apparent
Theyazin bin
Haitham First monarch Al-
Julanda bin
Masud (imamate)
Ahmad bin Said (as sultan)
Formation 751; 1273 years...
- used by
Arabs as a
place of gathering, and like Dibba, it was
taxed by Al-
Julanda, who were
clients of the Sasanians, who
reported to the
Persian marzban...
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chosen by
Muhammad to
deliver a
letter calling the
kings of Oman, the
Julanda brothers Abd and Jayfa, to
convert to
Islam while being accompanied by...
