ع ب د ل

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily deals with names and lineage, particularly the names derived from 'Abd Allah' or 'Abd al-'Uzza'. It also touches upon geographical locations and specific groups of people identified by their ancestry or affiliation.

Derived headwords

عَبْدَلname

1.
Name of a personclassical
A proper name, mentioned in relation to historical figures like Abdal ibn Hanzalah, known as Al-Nahhas, and his uncle Abdal ibn Al-Harith, a poet.

العَبَادِلَةname

1.
Companions of the Prophetclassical
A collective term for companions of the Prophet Muhammad whose names include 'Abd Allah'. The text discusses their number and identifies prominent ones.
2.
A compound termclassical
A term formed by combining two words, similar to 'Basmala', referring to a group of companions.

العَبْدَلِيُّونname

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Tribesclassical
Tribes of Arabs who trace their lineage to a common ancestor named Abd Allah. The text mentions a tribe from Ghatafan and another group within Khawlan.

العَبْدَلِيَّةname

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A sectclassical
A name for the Karamiyyah sect, attributed to Abu Abd Allah ibn Karam.

العَبْدَلَاوِيّname

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Type of melonmodern
A type of yellow melon known in Egypt, named after Abd Allah ibn Tahir.

العُبَيْدِلِيّname

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Descendant of Ubayd Allahclassical
A nisba indicating descent from a grandfather named Ubayd Allah. Mentioned in relation to Sheikh al-Sharif Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ali al-Ubaydili.

Parallel reading

عبدل، كجعفر، أهمله الجوهري هنا، وصاحب اللسان، وفي العباب: عبدل بن حنظلة بن يام بن الحارث ابن سيار العجلي، المعروف بالنهاس كان شريفا في قومه، ولم يذكره المصنف في نهس، وعم أبيه عبدل بن الحارث بن سيار: شاعر.

Abdal, like Ja'far, was omitted by Al-Jawhari here and by the author of Al-Lisan. In Al-'Abab: Abdal ibn Hanzalah ibn Yam ibn Al-Harith ibn Sayyar Al-'Ijli, known as Al-Nahhas, was a notable figure among his people, and the author did not mention him in Nahs. And his paternal uncle, Abdal ibn Al-Harith ibn Sayyar, was a poet.

ومزيد المحاربي، ويقال: العنزي، ويقال في اسمه: مرثد، وهكذا هو مضبوط في التبصير، والحكم الكوفي: ابنا عبدل، شاعران، الأخير مذكور في أواخر شرح أمالي القالي للبكري، وفي شرح شواهد المغني، والأول له ذكر في زمن زياد، وقد سبق له في ع ب د، أن لام عبدل زائدة.

And Mazid Al-Muharibi, and it is said: Al-'Anazi, and it is said his name was Marthad. And thus it is recorded in Al-Tabsir. And Al-Hakam Al-Kufi: sons of Abdal, two poets. The latter is mentioned in the latter part of the explanation of Al-Qali's Amali by Al-Bakri, and in the explanation of the شاهدs of Al-Mughni. The former is mentioned during the time of Ziyad. It has already been stated under ع ب د that the 'lam' in Abdal is superfluous.

والعبادلة من الصحابة، هو من الكلام المنحوت، المجموع من كلمتين، كالبسملة، ونحوها: مائتان وعشرون، والذي صح بعد المراجعة للمعاجم والأجزاء، أن عدتهم بلغت أربعمائة وأربعة وثلاثين رجلا، رضي الله تعالى عنهم، ما عدا المختلف في صحبتهم، وهم ثلاثة وخمسون نفسا، فاقتصار المصنف على القدر المذكور لا يخلو عن تقصير.

And Al-'Abadilah from the Companions, it is a compound term, formed from two words, like 'Basmala' and its like. There were two hundred and twenty. What was confirmed after reviewing the dictionaries and parts is that their number reached four hundred and thirty-four men, may Allah be pleased with them all, excluding those whose companionship is disputed, who were fifty-three individuals. Thus, the author's limitation to the mentioned number is not without deficiency.

وإذا أطلقوا أرادوا أربعة منهم، وهم: عبد الله ابن عباس وعبد الله بن عمر، وعبد الله بن الزبير، وعبد الله بن العاص، هكذا في النسخ، والصواب: ابن عمرو بن العاص، رضي الله تعالى عنهم، وليس منهم ابن مسعود، كما توهم، أشار بذلك إلى الرد على الجوهري، حيث أورده في ع ب د، وعده منهم، وقد تقدم البحث فيه مبسوطا في حرف الدال، فراجعه.

And when they use it generally, they mean four of them: Abdullah ibn Abbas, Abdullah ibn Umar, Abdullah ibn Al-Zubayr, and Abdullah ibn Al-'As. This is how it is in the manuscripts. The correct reading is: ibn Amr ibn Al-'As, may Allah be pleased with them. And Ibn Mas'ud is not among them, as was mistakenly thought. By this, he indicated a refutation of Al-Jawhari, as he included him under ع ب د and counted him among them. The discussion on this has been elaborated previously under the letter 'Dal', so refer to it.

ومما يستدرك عليه. عبدل: اسم مدينة حضرموت القديمة، ذكره المصنف في ع ب د.

And among what is to be added. Abdal: The name of an ancient city in Hadramawt, which the author mentioned under ع ب د.

العبدليون: قبائل من العرب، ينتسبون إلى جدهم، فمنهم قبيلة في غطفان، جدهم عبد الله بن غطفان، وكان اسمه عبدالعزى، فحين وفدوا على رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم قال: من أنتم قالوا: نحن بنو عبد العزى، قال: أنتم بنو عبد الله.

Al-'Abdaliyyun: Tribes of Arabs who trace their lineage to their ancestor. Among them is a tribe in Ghatafan, whose ancestor is Abd Allah ibn Ghatafan, and his name was Abd al-'Uzza. When they came to the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, he asked: 'Who are you?' They said: 'We are the sons of Abd al-'Uzza.' He said: 'You are the sons of Abd Allah.'

ومنهم جوشن) بن يزيد ابن دهيم العبدلي الشاعر، وقال ابن الأثير: وفي خولان بطن، يقال لهم: بنو عبد الله، منهم أبو الحسن علي بن محمد بن عبد الله بن عمرو بن كعب ابن سلمة الخولاني العبدلي، عن يونس بن عبد الأعلى، ومات بمصر سنة.

And among them is Jawshan ibn Yazid ibn Dahim Al-'Abdali, the poet. Ibn Al-Athir said: And in Khawlan there is a clan, called the sons of Abd Allah. Among them is Abu Al-Hasan Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Abd Allah ibn Amr ibn Ka'b ibn Salamah Al-Khawlani Al-'Abdali, from Yunus ibn Abd Al-A'la, and he died in Egypt in the year...

والعبدلية: هم الكرامية، نسبوا إلى أبي عبد الله بن كرام.

And Al-'Abdaliyyah: They are the Karamiyyah, attributed to Abu Abd Allah ibn Karam.

وقرية عبد الله بواسط العراق، منها أبو القاسم محمود بن علي بن إسماعيل العبدلي الصوفي، عن ابن البطر، وعنه ابن السمعاني.

And the village of Abd Allah in Wasit, Iraq, from which is Abu Al-Qasim Mahmud ibn Ali ibn Ismail Al-'Abdali Al-Sufi, from Ibn Al-Battar, and from him Ibn Al-Sama'ani.

ومنية أبي عبد الله: قرية من أعمال مصر.

And Munyat Abi Abd Allah: a village in the province of Egypt.

والعبدلاوي: نوع من البطيخ الأصفر، معروف بمصر، منسوب لعبد الله بن طاهر، ذكره الوزير أبو القاسم المغربي في كتاب الخواص.

And Al-'Abdallawi: A type of yellow melon, known in Egypt, attributed to Abd Allah ibn Tahir. The vizier Abu Al-Qasim Al-Maghribi mentioned it in the Book of Properties.

وشيخ الشرف محمد بن محمد بن علي العبيدلي، المحدث النسابة، روى عنه أبو منصور العكبري المعدل، وهو منسوب إلى جده عبيد الله.

And Sheikh Al-Sharif Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ali Al-'Ubaydili, the Hadith scholar and genealogist, narrated from him Abu Mansur Al-'Ukbari Al-Mu'addil. He is attributed to his grandfather Ubayd Allah.