Emir of Tashik - Revision history

פטר חמור at 09:14, 3 February 2025

2025-02-03T09:14:34Z

פטר חמור at 09:13, 3 February 2025

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פטר חמור at 09:13, 3 February 2025

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פטר חמור at 09:04, 3 February 2025

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פטר חמור at 23:40, 21 December 2021

2021-12-21T23:40:41Z

פטר חמור: תורת אדום moved page Emir Tashik to Emir of Tashik

2021-12-21T23:38:52Z

תורת אדום moved page Emir Tashik to Emir of Tashik

פטר חמור: Red Judaism moved page King Tashik to Emir Tashik

2021-04-06T12:47:18Z

Red Judaism moved page King Tashik to Emir Tashik

פטר חמור at 21:56, 5 April 2021

2021-04-05T21:56:25Z

פטר חמור at 21:55, 5 April 2021

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פטר חמור at 21:51, 5 April 2021

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	The original Mushaf was foind in Amr Masjid in Fustat.		The original Mushaf was foind in Amr Masjid in Fustat.
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		+	Islamic sources call this king Uthman.

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 is the same year that we see the first ever Arab-Sassanian "Bismillah" coin with the king's name Yazdegard. The implication is that Yazdegard's court was serving the new Arab State at this point.
-The Chinese name Tashik ([[大食]]/[[大石]] a transcription of the word Tāzik or Tāzī, derived from a nisba of the Arab tribe Ṭa-yyiʾ) indicating that Tashik was a Sabian.
+The Chinese name Tashik ([[大食]]/[[大石]] a transcription of the word Tāzik or Tāzī, derived from a nisba of the Arab tribe Ṭa-yyiʾ) indicates that Tashik was Sabian.
 During Tashik's reign Pope Martin was arrested, put on trial and despite protesting his innocence found guilty of collaboration with the Saracens for granting the Saracens their religious Tome and was given the death sentence. The Saracens invaded the Mediterranean apparently punishing every isle which had accepted the doctrines of Maximus the confessor until Pope Martin's death sentence was changed to exile.

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 '''King Tashik''' is mentioned in the Tang Chinese source called the Jiu Tang Shu as ruling [[Tachkastan]] in the year 651CE.
-is the same year that we see the first ever Arab-Sassanian "Bismillah" coin with the king's name Yazdegard.
+is the same year that we see the first ever Arab-Sassanian "Bismillah" coin with the king's name Yazdegard. The implication is that Yazdegard's court was serving the new Arab State at this point.
-The Chinese name Tashik ([[大食]]/[[大石]] a transcription of the word Tāzik or Tāzī, derived from a nisba of the Arab tribe Ṭayyiʾ) indicating that Tashik was a Sabian.
+The Chinese name Tashik ([[大食]]/[[大石]] a transcription of the word Tāzik or Tāzī, derived from a nisba of the Arab tribe Ṭa-yyiʾ) indicating that Tashik was a Sabian.
-During Tashik's reign Pope Martin was arrested, put on trial and despite protesting his innocence found guilty of collaboration with the Saracens by granting the Saracens their religious Tome and sentenced to death.
+During Tashik's reign Pope Martin was arrested, put on trial and despite protesting his innocence found guilty of collaboration with the Saracens for granting the Saracens their religious Tome and was given the death sentence. The Saracens invaded the Mediterranean apparently punishing every isle which had accepted the doctrines of Maximus the confessor until Pope Martin's death sentence was changed to exile.
-The Saracens invaded the Mediterranean apparently punishing every isle which had accepted the doctrines of Maximus the confessor until Pope Martin's death sentence was changed to exile.
+During Tashik's reign the Standard Islamic Narrative states that all Quranic materials other than those approved by the King were eliminated.
-During Tashik's reign the Standard Islamic Narrative states that all Quranic materials other than those approved by the King were eliminated.
+The original Mushaf was foind in Amr Masjid in Fustat.

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 is the same year that we see the first ever Arab-Sassanian "Bismillah" coin with the king's name Yazdegard.
-The Chinese name Tashik (大食 a transcription of the word Tāzik or Tāzī, derived from a nisba of the Arab tribe Ṭayyiʾ) indicating that Tashik was a Sabian.
+The Chinese name Tashik ([[大食]]/[[大石]] a transcription of the word Tāzik or Tāzī, derived from a nisba of the Arab tribe Ṭayyiʾ) indicating that Tashik was a Sabian.
 During Tashik's reign Pope Martin was arrested, put on trial and despite protesting his innocence found guilty of collaboration with the Saracens by granting the Saracens their religious Tome and sentenced to death.

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 is the same year that we see the first ever Arab-Sassanian "Bismillah" coin with the king's name Yazdegard.
-The Chinese name Tashik (大食 a transcription of the word Tāzik or Tāzī, derived from a nisba of the Arab tribe Ṭayyiʾ) indicating that Tashik was an Arab Manichean.
+The Chinese name Tashik (大食 a transcription of the word Tāzik or Tāzī, derived from a nisba of the Arab tribe Ṭayyiʾ) indicating that Tashik was a Sabian.
 During Tashik's reign Pope Martin was arrested, put on trial and despite protesting his innocence found guilty of collaboration with the Saracens by granting the Saracens their religious Tome and sentenced to death.

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−	'''King Tashik''' is mentioned in the Tang Chinese source called the Jiu Tang Shu as ruling [[Tachkastan]] in the year 651CE. ~~His name indicates that he was an Arab Manichean.~~ This is the same year that we see the first ever Arab-Sassanian "Bismillah" coin with the king's name Yazdegard. During his reign Pope Martin was arrested, put on trial and despite protesting his innocence found guilty of collaboration with the Saracens by granting the Saracens their religious Tome. The Saracens invaded the Mediterranean apparently punishing every isle which had accepted the doctrines of Maximus the confessor until Pope Martin's death sentence was changed to exile. During his reign the Standard Islamic Narrative states that all Quranic materials other than those approved by the King were eliminated.	+	'''King Tashik''' is mentioned in the Tang Chinese source called the Jiu Tang Shu as ruling [[Tachkastan]] in the year 651CE.
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		+	This is the same year that we see the first ever Arab-Sassanian "Bismillah" coin with the king's name Yazdegard.
		+
		+	The Chinese name Tashik (大食 a transcription of the word Tāzik or Tāzī, derived from a nisba of the Arab tribe Ṭayyiʾ) indicating that he was an Arab Manichean.
		+
		+	During his reign Pope Martin was arrested, put on trial and despite protesting his innocence found guilty of collaboration with the Saracens by granting the Saracens their religious Tome.
		+
		+	The Saracens invaded the Mediterranean apparently punishing every isle which had accepted the doctrines of Maximus the confessor until Pope Martin's death sentence was changed to exile.
		+
		+	During his reign the Standard Islamic Narrative states that all Quranic materials other than those approved by the King were eliminated.