- the
place where Uways was born.
Uways's father, Amir, was a
strong believer in Islam. He died when
Uways was
still young and
Uways was
raised by his...
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Sultan Uways Mirza, also
Uwais Mirza,Wais Mirza, was a
prince of the late
Timurid dynasty. He was a son of
Bayqara Mirza II (d.1487) with his wife Sa'ādat...
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Uways (Arabic: أويس) and
variants may
refer to:
Uways al-Qarani (594–657 CE), a
Yemenite from the time of
Prophet Muhammad,
classified by
Muslims as a...
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Sultan Uways Khan Mirza, also
Sultan Uvays Khan
Mirza or
simply Khan
Mirza (died 1521), was a son of
Sultan Mahmud Mirza with his wife
Sultan Nigar Khanum...
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Sheikh Uways Al-Barawi (Arabic: أُوَيس البَراوي; 1847–1909) was a
Somali scholar credited with
reviving Islam in 19th
century East Africa.
Sheikh Uways was...
- of
Shaykh Uways Jal**** (1356–1374), is the peak of the Jal****ids. The
third phase was a
weakening period that
began after the
death of
Uways. The fourth...
- Shuja.
Uways was now
master of
Azerbaijan once again.
Although Temürtas once
campaigned to
regain Chupanid territories, he was
turned over to
Uways by Khizrshah...
-
ritual ablutions and went
before Shaykh Uways. They
greeted each other, and
their leaders said, 'O
Sheikh Uways al-Qadiri, we
repent of this abomination...
-
between the
Sayyid and
prominent Sheikh Uways al-Barawi from Barawa, the
leader of the 1908
Benadir revolt.
Uways recited this
qasida criticizing the Sayyid:...
- ("Sulṭān
Uways Mīrzā") was son of
Sultan Mahmud Mirza and
Sultan Nigar Khanum (daughter of
Yunus Khan).
After the
death of his
father Sultan Uways Khan Mirza...
