بشت

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root entry primarily focuses on place names (nisbas) and personal names derived from locations. It mentions several individuals, particularly scholars and traditionists, who are associated with specific towns or regions, indicating a geographical or genealogical connection.

Derived headwords

البشتيname

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Nisba (attribution)both
An attribution to a place or person, often indicating origin or association. In this context, it refers to individuals from a place called 'Bisht' or related to it.

البشتيونname

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People from Bishtclassical
Plural form referring to people from a place named Bisht, likely scholars or traditionists.

بشيتname

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Place nameboth
A place name, specifically a town in Palestine near Ramla.

بشتانname

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Place nameboth
A place name, specifically a town in Nasaf.

باشتانname

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Place nameboth
A place name, mentioned as a location in Asfarayen.

بشتname

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Nicknameclassical
A nickname, specifically for Abd al-Wahid bin Ahmad al-Isfahani al-Hallawi.

Parallel reading

أهمله الجوهري، وهو (د، بخراسان، منه) أبو يعقوب إسحاق بن إبراهيم ابن نصر الحافظ البشتي صاحب المسند المشهور بأيدي الناس

Al-Jawhari neglected it, and he is (a narrator in) Khurasan, from him is Abu Ya'qub Ishaq bin Ibrahim bin Nasr al-Bishti, the author of the famous Musnad in people's hands.

روى عن ابن راهويه وغيره.

He narrated from Ibn Rahwayh and others.

والحسن بن علي بن العلاء، عن ابن محمش وطبقته، مات سنة 458.

And Al-Hasan bin Ali bin Al-Ala, from Ibn Mahamash and his generation, died in the year 458.

وأبو صالح محمد بن مؤمل العابد، عن أبي عبد الرحمان السلمي وغيره، مات سنة 483.

And Abu Salih Muhammad bin Mu'ammal the worshipper, from Abu Abd al-Rahman al-Sulami and others, died in the year 483.

وأحمد بن محمد اللغوي الخارزنجي، البشتيون محدثون.

And Ahmad bin Muhammad the linguist al-Khwarazmi, the Bishtis are traditionists.

وبشيت، كأمير: ة بفلسطين بظاهر الرملة، كذا بخط الرواسي، منها أبو القاسم خلف بن هبة الله بن قاسم بن سراج المكي، توفي بعد ثلاث وستين وأربعمائة بمكة.

And Bshayt, like 'Amir: a town in Palestine, on the outskirts of Ramla, as written in the manuscript of Al-Rawasi, from it is Abu al-Qasim Khalaf bin Hibat Allah bin Qasim bin Siraj al-Makki, who passed away after four hundred and sixty-three in Mecca.

وبشتان، بالفتح: ة بنسف، منها: بشر بن عمران، عن مكي بن إبراهيم البلخي.

And Bishtan, with Fath: a town in Nasaf, from it is Bishr bin Imran, who narrated from Makki bin Ibrahim al-Balkhi.

وباشتان: موضع بأسفرايين، كذا في المعجم.

And Bashtan: a place in Asfarayen, as stated in the dictionary.

وقرية بهراة، منها: أبو عبد الله محمد بن أحمد بن عبد الله المفسر، روى له أبو سعد الماليني.

And a village in Herat, from it is Abu Abd Allah Muhammad bin Ahmad bin Abd Allah the exegete, Abu Sa'd al-Malini narrated from him.

بشت بالضم: لقب عبد الواحد بن أحمد الأصبهاني الحلاوي، حدث عن ابن المقري، ومات سنة 435.

Bisht with Damm: a nickname for Abd al-Wahid bin Ahmad al-Isfahani al-Hallawi, he narrated from Ibn al-Muqri, and died in the year 435.