-
intention of
pleasing Allah." Meanwhile,
according to Ar-Rageeb al-Asfahaani “
Sadaqa is what the
person gives from what he possesses, like Zakat,
hoping to get...
- encampment, Ḥilla
merged with the
earlier settlement of Jami'ayn.
Under Sadaqa I (1086–1108), a wall was
built around the new city and it
became the capital...
-
Sadaqa Beg (Turkish:
Sadaka Bey) was the
fourth ruler of the
Turkoman Dulkadirid prin****lity,
ruling from 1398 to 1399. He rose to the
throne after his...
- in May 1398 on the
order of Barquq. The
throne was
inherited by his son,
Sadaqa (r. 1398–99). The
region around Marash in
southern Anatolia came
under the...
-
equally likely interpretation is "the tax collector" (i.e., the
collector of
ṣadaqa). He was
honorifically called "al-sahib" (the companion) in the Qur'an describing...
-
usually determined by the
religious authority.
Sadaqa is a
voluntary charity or contribution.
Sadaqa can be
given using money,
personal items, time,...
- مدرسة سنقر السعدي), also
commonly known as the
Mausoleum of (Sheikh)
Hasan Sadaqa, is a
medieval Mamluk-era
madrasa structure and
mausoleum in Cairo, Egypt...
- animals.
Deceased Muslims receive the
supplication said for them, and the
Sadaqa spoken in
their name are a
favor for them.
Another point of
belief are the...
- rest of the Empire.
Wishing to
contain the Banu
Mazyad leader Dubays ibn
Sadaqa, in 1122 Mahmūd II
ordered a
military expedition from
Mosul to southern...
-
Sultanate that
ruled Egypt and Syria.
Following Suli's murder, his son,
Sadaqa, rose to the throne.
Mehmed succeeded in
claiming power shortly after with...
