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Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to place names, specifically villages and regions. It also appears in the names of individuals associated with these places, suggesting a geographical or locational origin for the terms.

Derived headwords

مُشْتَلَةname

1.
Village nameclassical
A village located in Isfahan, from which the scholar Amer ibn Hamdawayh the ascetic hailed.

مُشْتُولname

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Village nameclassical
A village in Egypt, also known as 'Mushtul al-Tawahin' (Mushtul of the Mills), from which Abu Ali al-Hasan ibn Ali ibn Musa al-Mushtuli al-Sufi originated.

المُشْتُولِيّname

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Person from Mushtulclassical
A Sufi scholar named Abu Ali al-Hasan ibn Ali ibn Musa al-Mushtuli, who narrated from Abu Bakr ibn Sahl.

ابن شَاتِيلname

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Person's nameclassical
A traditionist (muhaddith) mentioned in the text.

شَاتِيلَاname

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Person's nameclassical
Ali Shatila, one of the adherents in Aleppo, a later figure who died around 1150.

الشَّتْلِيُّونname

1.
Group of peopleclassical
A group of people from the region of Egypt.

Parallel reading

مشتلة: قرية بأصبهان، منها عامر ابن حمدويه الزاهد، عن الثوري، وشعبة.

Mushtalah: a village in Isfahan, from which was Amer ibn Hamdawayh the ascetic, who narrated from Al-Thawri and Shu'bah.

ومشتول: من قرى مصر، وتعرف بمشتول الطواحين، منها أبو علي الحسن بن علي بن موسى المشتولي الصوفي، حدث عن أبي بكر بن سهل، قال ابن القراب: توفي سنة.

And Mushtul: one of the villages of Egypt, known as Mushtul al-Tawahin, from which was Abu Ali al-Hasan ibn Ali ibn Musa al-Mushtuli the Sufi, who narrated from Abu Bakr ibn Sahl. Ibn al-Qarrab said: he died in the year.

وابن شاتيل: من المحدثين.

And Ibn Shatil: among the traditionists.

وعلي شاتيلا: أحد المعتقدين بحلب، متأخر، مات في نيف وخمسين ومائة وألف.

And Ali Shatila: one of the adherents in Aleppo, a later figure, who died in the fifties and one thousand (around 1150).

والشتليون: جماعة بريف مصر.

And the Shtaliyyun: a group from the region of Egypt.