Examples of 'an-nasir' in a sentence
Meaning of "an-nasir"
An-Nasir is an Arabic term that means 'The Helper' or 'The Victorious'. It is often used as a title or name, particularly in Islamic contexts
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But an-Nasir did not actually mean to resign.
The garrison surrendered after heavy bombardments and without hope of being relieved by An-Nasir.
He took the honorific name an-Nasir Muhammad.
An-Nasir minted a few thousands new coins to replace the spurious coins.
A daughter of the clan was married to a son of the sultan an-Nasir Ahmad.
His army met the troops of An-Nasir in battle west of Jerusalem, and were defeated.
The new imam took the honorific title an-Nasir Ahmad.
The name of Sultan an-Nasir was mentioned again at the Syrian mosques.
He appears to have supported the succession of his brother an-Nasir Ahmad to the imamate.
An-Nasir Yusuf sent a delegation to Hulagu afterward, repeating his protestations to submission.
Unfortunately, the only remaining facility built by him is the An-Nasir Mohammed Mosque.
Sultan An-Nasir Muhammad returned to Egypt and Baibars al-Jashnakir was arrested and executed.
The submitted deputies arrived in Egypt and were received by an-Nasir Muhammad.
An-Nasir Yusuf subsequently returned to Syria, which was slowly slipping out of his control.
During the power struggle following the death of Sultan an-Nasir Muhammad r.
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Kitbugha deposed an-Nasir Muhammad and installed himself sultan with Lajin as his vice-sultan.
The Burji Mamluks became more powerful during the second reign of an-Nasir Muhammad.
An-Nasir was compensated with the lordship of Kerak in the Transjordan region.
Ibn Battuta was a famous traveler and arrived in Cairo while al-Malik an-Nasir was the Sultan.
An-Nasir Mohammad and the Emirs began to prepare for a new march to the Levant.
However, Hulagu promised him that he would appoint An-Nasir Yusuf as his viceroy in Syria.
An-Nasir eventually banished Muhanna and his tribe to the depths of the Syrian Desert.
Shortly after, the castle was stormed by the followers of Al-Mansur an-Nasir.
Nevertheless, an-Nasir al-Hasan could only control a limited area in the northern highlands.
In Egypt, the defeated soldiers of an-Nasir kept arriving in disorder.
Meanwhile, an-Nasir Yusuf was killed under captivity.
His position was then claimed by three different Sayyids, of which one was al-Mansur an-Nasir.
Though an-Nasir Muhammed respected him, he imprisoned him.
Qawsun agreed and sold himself to an-Nasir Muhammad, thus becoming a mamluk.
An-Nasir was incensed, and marched on Jerusalem, which was almost undefended.
Meanwhile, Ayyub renounced his promises to restore An-Nasir in Damascus, leaving An-Nasir diplomatically isolated.
An-Nasir Dawud resisted the settlement, incensed by the Ayyubid-Crusader truce.
His general Fakhr ad-Din went on to subdue an-Nasir Dawud 's territories.
Meanwhile, an-Nasir Yusuf was killed in captivity.
Isa 's son Muhanna rebelled against Sultan an-Nasir Muhammad r.
Ending the series of an-Nasir Muhammad 's sons acceding to the sultanate.
The Bahriyyah subsequently raided areas around Syria, threatening an-Nasir Yusuf 's power in Damascus.
This answer frightened an-Nasir Yusuf, who at once sent a message to Egypt, requesting help.
Al-Mughith Umar 's new relationship with Baibars solidified his independence from an-Nasir Yusuf 's Syria.
By then, Ahmad had been dropped by an-Nasir Muhammad as a potential successor.
There, an-Nasir Muhammad had his emirs swear an oath of allegiance to Abu Bakr.
However, the power basis of an-Nasir al-Hasan was quite limited.
An-Nasir was succeeded by his son Al-Mansur ibn an-Nasir.
Turanshah ", the uncle of an-Nasir Yusuf, refused to surrender.
An-Nasir sent Badr al-Badr ( a high-ranking religious figure ) to mediate between the two sides.
He was succeeded by his son, an-Nasir Dawud.
Of these, an-Nasir al-Hasan then claimed the imamate.
Al-Qasim bin Ahmad was the eldest son of the imam an-Nasir Ahmad who died in 934.
Even before the death of an-Nasir in 934, three of his sons quarreled bitterly among themselves.
An-Nasir Yusuf found this intolerable and decided to annex Homs in the winter of 1248.
