Overview
Biography and setting
Ibn Asakir is presented as historian associated with Damascus. The working chronology for this record is 499-571 AH / 1105-1176 CE. Known for biographical history and the scholarly memory of Damascus. Ibn Asakir is presented as historian and hadith scholar associated with Damascus. The working chronology for this record is 499-571 AH / 1105-1176 CE. Known for biographical history and the scholarly memory of Damascus.
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499-571 AH / 1105-1176 CE
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