Ibn at-Tiqtaqa

Ibn at-Tiqtaqa
	arabcha: محمد بن علي بن طباطبا العلوي‎‎;
Tavalludi	Sofiyiddin Muhammad ibn Ali ibn at-Tabatabo; 1262-yil; Bagʻdod, Iroq
Vafoti	1309-yil
Kasbi	Tarixchi, alaviylar naqibi
Akademik maʼlumot
Akademik faoliyat
Davr	Oʻrta asr islom davri
Asosiy sohasi	Islom tarixi, Siyosiy falsafa
Mashhur ish(lar)i	Al-Faxriy

Sofiyiddin Muhammad ibn Ali ibn at-Tabatabo (arabcha: محمد بن علي بن طباطبا العلوي‎‎; 1262–1309), Ibn at-Tiqtaqa nomi bilan ham tanilgan, Hilla shahrida alaviylarning naqibi boʻlgan tarixchi edi^[1].

U Hasan ibn Ali ibn Abu Tolibning toʻgʻridan-toʻgʻri avlodi boʻlgan. E. G. Browne tayyorlagan, Mirzo Muhammad ibn Abudulvahhob Qazviniy tahrirlagan, Alo ad-Din Ato malik Juvayniyning Tarix-i Jahongushoy (London 1912, Luzac, ix-bet) nashrining inglizcha versiyasiga koʻra, Ibn at-Tiqtaqaning toʻliq ismi Sofiyuddin Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Tabatabo boʻlgan.

Taxminan 1302-yilda u islom tarixiga oid mashhur majmua – al-Faxriy asarini yozdi^[2]^[3].

Siyosatshunos Vasileios Syrosning taʼkidlashicha, ibn at-Tabatabonning falsafasi Niccolò Machiavelliniki bilan solishtirilishi mumkin^[4].

Manballar

↑ Aigle, Denise (2021-07-01), „Ibn al-Ṭiqṭaqā“, Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE (inglizcha), Brill, qaraldi: 2022-02-07
↑ Geert Jan van Gelder. The Classical Arabic Cannon of Polite (and Impolite) Literature. Cultural Repertoires: Structure, Function, and Dynamics. Peeters Publishing, 2003, pp. 45– 58. ISBN 978-90-429-1299-1
↑ al-Ṭiqṭaqā, Al-Fakhrî, Histoire des dynasties Musulmanes depuis la mort de Mahomet jusqu’a la chute du khalifat 'Abâsîde de Bagdâdz (11-656 de l’hégire = 632-1258 de J.-C.) avec des prolégomènes sur les principes du gouvernement, traduit par Émile Amar, Paris, Leroux, 1910. [En ligne] https://archive.org/details/alfakhrhistoir00muamuoft.
↑ Syros, Vasileios. Violence in Islamic Thought from the Mongols to European Imperialism. Edinburgh University Press, 2018 — 165–80-bet.

Adabiyotlar

Islom ensiklopediyasi, II jild, (Leyden 1927, Brill), 423–424-betlar.
Professor H. A. R. Gibbning izohi, Arnold J. Toynbining Tarix tadqiqi asarida

[1] Aigle, Denise (2021-07-01), „Ibn al-Ṭiqṭaqā“, Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE (inglizcha), Brill, qaraldi: 2022-02-07

[2] Geert Jan van Gelder. The Classical Arabic Cannon of Polite (and Impolite) Literature. Cultural Repertoires: Structure, Function, and Dynamics. Peeters Publishing, 2003, pp. 45– 58. ISBN 978-90-429-1299-1

[3] -Ṭiqṭaqā, Al-Fakhrî, Histoire des dynasties Musulmanes depuis la mort de Mahomet jusqu’a la chute du khalifat 'Abâsîde de Bagdâdz (11-656 de l’hégire = 632-1258 de J.-C.) avec des prolégomènes sur les principes du gouvernement, traduit par Émile Amar, Paris, Leroux, 1910. [En ligne] https://archive.org/details/alfakhrhistoir00muamuoft.

[4] Syros, Vasileios. Violence in Islamic Thought from the Mongols to European Imperialism. Edinburgh University Press, 2018 — 165–80-bet.

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