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Raf? al-i?r, 330/181; Wak??, Akhb?r al-qu??t, pp.135-141 ,
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Akhb?r al-qu??t, 2:128; al-Kind?, p.375 ,
Akhb?r al-qu??t, 3:134; Ibn Khallik?n, p.277 ,
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114 and a noble woman from the Ban? ?Ijl who asked the q??? ?af? b. Ghiy?th to marry her to someone. 115 These counter-examples may be markers of a progressive transition toward stricter seclusion within the upper classes of large Abbasid cities. 116 The increasing weight of this social norm at the end of the 2 nd ,
Akhb?r al-qu??t, 2:62. Cf. EI 2 , s.v. Mar'a (N. Tomiche) ,
Note sur la famille dans le monde arabe et islamique, 57; EI 2 , s.v. Mar'a, 1956. ,
The Women of Baghdad in the Ninth and Tenth Centuries as Revealed in the History of Baghdad of al-Hatib According to Goitein, seclusion was much stricter in the former Persian lands of the caliphate (Iraq and Iran) He concludes from his study of Jewish, pp.57-60, 1963. ,