one was persian and the other was muslim?
Ehsan Tabari was born in 1917.
Ehsan Tabari died in 1989.
The population of Cheshmeh Tabari is 111.
Towhidi Tabari was born on 1964-06-15.
Everett K. Rowson has written: 'The History of Al-Tabari, vol. XXII. The Marwanid Restoration'
Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari was born in 838.
Ali ibn Sahl Rabban al-Tabari was born in 838.
Ali ibn Sahl Rabban al-Tabari died in 870.
Yohanan Friedmann has written: 'Tolerance and Coercion in Islam' -- subject(s): OverDrive, History, Nonfiction 'Islam in Asia' 'The History of Al-Tabari, vol. XII. The Battle of Al-Qadisiyyah and the Conquest of Syria and Palestine'
David Waines has written: 'The Unnholy war' -- subject(s): Arab countries, Jewish-Arab relations, Foreign relations, History 'Patterns of Everyday Life (The Formation of the Classical Islamic World, 10)' 'El islam' -- subject(s): Religion, Islam 'The History of Al-Tabari, vol. XXXVI. The Revolt of the Zanj'
The cast of Nation of Exiles - 2010 includes: Ellyn Angelotti as herself Hamid Dabashi as himself Mazyar Tabari as himself
Ibn Ishaq is said to have compiled copious notes for a biography of Muhammad, but it is not known if he ever wrote the book. Unfortunately, none of his original notes have survived. Ibn Hisham took some of Ibn Ishaq's notes, pretty well unchanged, and added a few notes of his own. This work is what we usually mean nowadays by "The Life of Muhammad". Later a historian named Al-Tabari wrote a long history of all the prophets. For the sections on Muhammad, he also copied down many of Ibn Ishaq's notes, some of which contain new information, not included in the ones that Ibn Hisham copied. Because both Ibn Hisham and Al-Tabari copied some sections of Ibn Ishaq identically, yet other sections of their works are quite different, we know that they did not copy each other or make things up, but that both honestly copied Ibn Ishaq. An Englishman named Alfred Guillaume tried to reconstruct Ibn Ishaq's original supposed book by adding all Al-Tabari's unique sections to the Ibn Hisham book, then translating it all into English. (He also added Ibn Hisham's notes. But he did not include the non-Ibn Ishaq work that can be found in Tabari.) You can read Guillaume's translation of the "Life of Allah's Messenger" for free by googling for it.