- Wuco
created a
fictional character called Faud
Wasul.
According to
reporting by
Mother Jones,
Wasul is a "fictional
terrorist whose 'model behavior'...
-
Muhammad ibn al-Fath
Wasul ibn
Maymun al-Amir (Arabic: محمد بن الفتح واسول المدراري) (r. 942/943–958) was the
tenth Midrarid emir of Sijilmasa. He was...
- protectorate. In 958
Jawhar occupied Sijilmasa after which its
ruler Ibn
Wasul evacuated the city,
however he was
delivered to
Jawhar and the
coins in...
- the first, the
family was
founded by a
Sufri Miknasa Berber,
Samgu ibn
Wasul.
Samgu led the
establishment of the town of
Sijilmasa in 757/8, and in 772...
- Abu'l-Qasim
Samgu ibn
Wasul al-Miknasi (died 784/5) was a
Miknasa Berber leader who
according to
tradition founded the
oasis town of
Sijilmasa and became...
-
rings on fingers. It is
often pla**** in
Chakri songs. Dokra: Also
called Wasul or Dolke, was a
percussion instrument used as an
accompaniment in traditional...
- part in
defeating the
rebellion of Abu Yazid, he also
killed caliph Ibn
Wasul of
Sijilmasa Abdallah Ibn Yasin, was a
Moroccan theologian,
founder and...
-
accused by his
companions of
corruption and executed. Abu al-Qasim
Samgu bin
Wasul al-Miknasi,
chief of a
branch of the
Miknasa tribe,
became the
leader of...
- H or 1374/1375 AD he
interviewed a
Sijilmasan scholar named Muhammad b.
Wasul who had
lived in Gao and had been emplo**** in its judiciary. The latter...
- 757/58 by a
community of 40
Sufri Kharijites, led by the
Berber Samgu ibn
Wasul al-Miknasi. The
establishment of the town was part of a
larger westward...
