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Bukayr b. Māhān - Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
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Agha, Saleh Said
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Brill
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Abū Hāshim Bukayr b. Māhān (d. 126/744) was the true father of the clandestine organisation al-Hāshimiyya, which toppled the Umayyads and in 132/750 instated the ʿAbbāsids; a veteran of the Umayyad establishment, yet its deadliest enemy; a resourceful and relentless man of stature, generosity, altruism, diligence, secretiveness, political finesse, and formidable organisational ability (Agha, 8); and a Persian mawlā of the proto-Shīʿī Banū Musliya in Kufa. There is little consensus on Bukayr and on many other aspects of the history of the Hāshimiyya (cf. Agha, xv-
Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
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Agha, Saleh Said
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