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Ibn ʿAṭṭāsh, Aḥmad - Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
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Halm, Heinz
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Aḥmad b. ʿAbd al-Malik Ibn ʿAṭṭāsh (d. 500/1107) was the son of the former Ismāʿīlī dāʿī in Isfahan. He ostensibly apostatised from the doctrine of his father and missionised secretly under the cover of a linen seller. He became a teacher and steward of the young male and female palace slaves in the castle of Shāhdiz, which the Saljūq sultan Malikshāh I (r. 465-85/1073-92) had built about eight kilometres south of Iṣfahān. During the conflict between Malikshāh's sons Barkyāruq (r. 487-98/1094-1105)
Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
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Halm, Heinz
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