Jamal ibn Bishr al-Ghani: Difference between revisions

From Mistipedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
IanFordam (talk | contribs)
mNo edit summary
IanFordam (talk | contribs)
No edit summary
 
(5 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 3: Line 3:
[[Jamal ibn Bishr al-Ghani]] was the [[sheikh]] of one of the [[Nomads of Pharazia|nomadic]] families of [[Pharazia]].  When an opposing family kidnapped the emir of nearby [[Ibraq]], Jamal attempted to rescue the emir.   
[[Jamal ibn Bishr al-Ghani]] was the [[sheikh]] of one of the [[Nomads of Pharazia|nomadic]] families of [[Pharazia]].  When an opposing family kidnapped the emir of nearby [[Ibraq]], Jamal attempted to rescue the emir.   


Subsequently Jamal has been appointed the new emir of [[Ibraq]], and his brother [[Asad ibn Bishr al-Ghani|Asad]] has become [[sheikh]] in his place.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven Issue 29]], "Secrets of Pharazia", p.194</ref>
Subsequently Jamal has been appointed the new [[emir]] of [[Ibraq]], and his brother [[Asad ibn Bishr al-Ghani|Asad]] has become [[sheikh]] in his place.<ref>[[Quoth the Raven Issue 29]], "[[Secrets of Pharazia]]", p.194</ref>


{{ref}}
{{ref}}


[[category:Character]]
[[category:Character]]
[[category:NPC]]
[[category:Emir]]
[[category:House of Ghani]]
[[category:Inhabitants of Ibraq]]
[[category:Inhabitants of Pharazia]]
[[category:Inhabitants of Pharazia]]
[[category:Introduced in Secrets of Pharazia]]
[[category:Male]]
[[category:Male]]
[[category:Noble]]
[[category:Noble of Pharazia]]
[[category:Nomads of Pharazia]]
[[category:Nomads of Pharazia]]
[[category:NPC]]
[[category:Pharazian]]
[[category:Pharazian]]
[[category:Secrets of Pharazia (Article)]]
[[category:Sheikh]]
[[category:Sheikh]]

Latest revision as of 11:32, 6 April 2025

Jamal ibn Bishr al-Ghani was the sheikh of one of the nomadic families of Pharazia. When an opposing family kidnapped the emir of nearby Ibraq, Jamal attempted to rescue the emir.

Subsequently Jamal has been appointed the new emir of Ibraq, and his brother Asad has become sheikh in his place.[1]

References