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Tawwabin uprising (Arabic: ثَوْرَة ٱلتَّوَّابِين,
Thawrah at-
Tawwābīn) or the
penitents uprising refers to the
uprising of a
group of
Kufan pro-Alids...
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Muhammad and an ally of Ali, to
fight the Umayyads.
Calling themselves the "
Tawwabin" (Penitents), they
remained underground while the
Umayyads controlled Iraq...
- al-Khuzāʿī; died
January 685) was a pro-Alid
leader from Kufa, who led the
Tawwabin movement during the
Second Fitna to
avenge the
death of
Husayn ibn Ali...
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separate campaigns to
avenge the
death of Husayn; the
first one by the
Tawwabin and the
other one by
Mukhtar al-Thaqafi and his supporters. The Battle...
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called themselves Tawwabin, to
fight the
Umayyads to
atone for
their failure to
support Husayn during the
Battle of Karbala. The
Tawwabin movement created...
- Wāḥidī, Asbāb),
Cairo 1316/1898-9, 262 Ibn Qudāma al-Maqdisī, Kitāb al-
Tawwābīn, ed. ʿA.Q. Arnāʾūṭ,
Beirut 1974 Majlisī, Biḥār al-anwār,
Beirut 1983, xiv...
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separate campaigns to
avenge the
martyrdom of Husayn; the
first one by the
Tawwabin and the
other one by
Mukhtar al-Thaqafi and his supporters. The Battle...
- event, many
called for Husayn's vengeance.
Sulayman ibn
Surad led the
Tawwabin uprising in
January 685, but was
defeated and
killed in
Battle of Ayn al-Warda...
- (taqiyya) to
avoid ****cution. In the wake of the
Karbala m****acre, the
Tawwabins (lit. 'penitents') in Kufa were the
first to s**** revenge. They revolted...
- ul-I`tiqād ( The
Illuminating Creed ) al-Mughnī ( The
Enricher ) Kitāb ut-
Tawwābīn Ithbāt
Sifat il-`Uluww
Dhamm ut-Ta'wīl Al-Burhān Fī
Bayan Al-Qurʿān Al-ʿUmdah...
