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In some senses, hajib is marked as historical. Watch for register when choosing this word.
PREP.
with
ADV.
always
noun
An official of a Muslim court, of varied importance, initially controlling access to the caliph, but later very powerful; a chamberlain.
The hajib was always a man of consequence; being close to the caliph he was always in a position to give messages and ask favours and, most of all, he controlled access to his master.
By our period — the mid-ninth century — the office of hajib doubled with that of the head of the palace guard, which signifies, inter alia, that he was one of the Turkish amirs.
Alternative form of hijab.
The hajib was always a man of consequence; being close to the caliph he was always in a position to give messages and ask favours and, most of all, he controlled access to his master.
WiktionaryBy our period — the mid-ninth century — the office of hajib doubled with that of the head of the palace guard, which signifies, inter alia, that he was one of the Turkish amirs.
WiktionaryIn the Mamliik empire, it is certain that the hājib possessed judicial competence. […] In a first phase, the personality of the hājib does not yet stand out from his administrative character and, natu
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In some senses, hajib is marked as historical. Watch for register when choosing this word.