Muladí (Spanish: muladí, [mulaˈði], pl. muladíes; Portuguese: muladi, [mulɐˈði], pl. muladis; Catalan: muladita, [muləˈðitə] or muladí, [muləˈði], pl....

Muladi may refer to: Muladí, a native Iberian Muslim in al-Andalus Muladi (politician) (1943-2020), Indonesian academic This disambiguation page lists...

Justice in the Seventh Development Cabinet and Development Reform Cabinet. Muladi was born in Surakarta on 26 May 1943 as the youngest son of Dasijo Darmo...

Muladi (Bengali: মুলাদী) is an upazila of Barishal District in the Division of Barishal, Bangladesh. Muladi is located at 22°54′55″N 90°24′54″E / 22...

Muladi massacres (Bengali: মুলাদি হত্যাকান্ড) were a series of massacres of unarmed Hindu and Christian men and elderly women in the river port of Muladi...

renamed as Barisal District and Pir of Hizla-Muladi, Faizus Ahmed Khan stayed back and settled in Muladi-Hizla village. In 1948 part of Bakerganj District...

hierarchy, Berbers were situated between the Arabic aristocracy and the Muladi populace. Ethnic rivalry was one of the most important factors driving Andalusi...

rule, under an Andalusi-Arab framework, the bulk of the population were Muladi converts, to which Christian and Jewish minorities added up. Up until the...

Upazila has the highest percentage share of Hindus at 42 per cent, while the Muladi Upazila has the lowest at just 1.8 per cent, according to the 2011 Bangladesh...

Primary School in Muladi. He achieved scholarships in talent pool in his 5th and 8th grade, and he passed his SSC examination from Muladi Mahbudjan High...

well as the Portuguese colonization of Africa and Asia. A mulato (from muladi) was a person of simultaneous visible European and African descent. A cafuzo...

etymology associating it with this. In 929 the area was caught up in the Muladí (Christian convert to Islam) rebellion which was led by Omar Ben Hafsun...

during the Bangladesh Liberation War. Abdul Kuddus organized a force in Muladi, Barisal. After the Bangladesh Liberation War began, Abdul Kuddus organized...

have been derived directly from muwallad independently of the related word muladí, a term that was applied to Iberian Christians who had converted to Islam...

Muslim domination in Gharb al-Andalus who was a member of a family of muladís who revolted in the year 879 against the power of the Emir of Cordoba,...

arabization of the Hispano-Roman population took place, (muwalladum or Muladí). After a long process, spurred on in the 9th and 10th centuries, the majority...

Robert Hossein 93 Film actor, director, and writer France (Essey-lès-Nancy) Muladi 77 Politician Indonesia (Jakarta) Irani 44 Footballer Brazil (Recife)...

Karnaphuli Fertilizer Company Limited. Md Mahbub Hossain was born in Patarchar, Muladi Upazila, Barisal District. In 1979, Md Mahbub Hossain completed his S.S...

massacres 1964 East-Pakistan riots Sitakunda massacre Anderson Bridge massacre Muladi massacre Incidents in 1971 Adityapur massacre Akhira massacre Bagbati massacre...

massacres 1964 East-Pakistan riots Sitakunda massacre Anderson Bridge massacre Muladi massacre Incidents in 1971 Adityapur massacre Akhira massacre Bagbati massacre...

origin who converted en masse at the end of the 11th century, many of them Muladí (ethnic Iberians previously converted to Islam), are totally distinct from...

service, especially in the legal and religious fields. He was probably of Muladí and Berber ancestry. His grandfather Abu al-Walid Muhammad (d. 1126) was...

Hafsun's Rebellion (878–928) Location: Iberian Peninsula Lordship of Bobastro Muladí Mozarabs Berbers Emirate of Córdoba Arabs Maulas Defeat Battle of Polvoraria...

meaning "sons" or "heirs of Cassius"), Banu Musa, or al-Qasawi were a Muladí (local convert) dynasty that in the 9th century ruled the Upper March, a...

dos Muladis de Xantamarya Al-Gharb (Histórias de Portugal em Marrocos) https://historiasdeportugalemarrocos.com/2014/02/03/a-revolta-dos-muladis-de-xantamarya-al-gharb/...

the Umayyads. However, the Mozarabs of Coimbra allied themselves with the Muladí rebels Sāʿḍūn al-Ṣurunbāqī and Ibn Marwan; after fierce battles led by Adānis...

massacres 1964 East-Pakistan riots Sitakunda massacre Anderson Bridge massacre Muladi massacre Incidents in 1971 Adityapur massacre Akhira massacre Bagbati massacre...

Masud ibn Sa' dun al-Surunbaqi. The Algarve was dominated completely by a muladí coalition led by Saʿid ibn Mal, who had expelled the Arabs from Beja, and...

descendants of these converts as muwalladun (singular muwallad; Spanish: muladi)—a word derived from the language of cattle breeders and meaning “cross...

[page needed] Mozarabic was spoken by Mozarabs (Christians living as dhimmis), Muladis (natives converted to Islam), Jews, and possibly some of the ruling Arabs...