Maymun al-Qaddah

...After Ismail's death, a group of people who claimed that the title of Imam had been passed on to his son Muhammad appeared, and they were called the Mubarak group. This group became the mainstream of the Ismailis. The origins of the Ismaili movement are unclear, but the common belief is that the founders of the group were the Iranian Maymun al-Qaddāḥ (years of birth and death unknown) and his son 'Abd Allāh (years of birth and death unknown). From the second half of the 9th century, the group was active, first setting up secret bases in Basra and then Salamiyya in Syria, and dispatching da'is to various places to spread the religion and expand its influence.

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…他方，イスマーイールの死後，イマームの位は息子ムハンマドに伝えられたと主張する一派が現れ，ムバーラクMubārak派と呼ばれ，この派がイスマーイール派の主流になった。イスマーイール派運動の起源は明らかでないが，通説では同派の創始者はイラン人マイムーン･アルカッダーフMaymūn al‐Qaddāḥ(生没年不詳)と息子アブド･アッラーフ‘Abd Allāh(生没年不詳)とされている。同派は9世紀後半から，初めバスラ，次いでシリアのサラミーヤに秘密の根拠地を設けて活発な活動を行い，各地にダーイーを派遣して布教と勢力の拡大に努めた。…

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