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Abū ʿAbd Allāh Muḥammad ibn al-Khālaf, called Ibn ʿAlqāmā (1036/37–1116 AD [428–509 AH]), was an Andalusi Muslim official and historian. A native of the city of Valencia, he wrote a history of the to the Christian army of El Cid in 1094 under the title Clear Exposition of the Disastrous Tragedy. He may have completed it before the death of El Cid in 1099, or as late as 1110. It is a lost work that can be partially reconstructed only from excerpts in other works, primarily that of Ibn ʿIdhārī. On one reconstruction it covers the period from September 1092 until May 1102, including the after El Cid's death. It is also excerpted in Ibn al-Khaṭīb, and found its way into several Christian chronicles: the Estoria de España, , , , and Crónica particular del Cid.

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  • ابن علقمة الصدفي (ar)
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  • ابن علقمة الصدفي هو أبو عبد الله محمد بن خلف بن حسين بن إسماعيل الصدفي، يُعرف بابن علقمة. ولد في مدينة بلنسية بالأندلس وعاش فيها وتأدب على شيوخ بلده، وكان شاعرًا،وناثرًا، انتحل الكتابة في أحد الدواوين بشرق الأندلس، سجل لنا أحداث بلده بلنسية في كتاب أسماه البيان الواضح في الملم الفادح الذي قص فيه أخبار هذه المدينة في أيامه، (توفي سنة 509هـ/1115م). (ar)
  • Abū ʿAbd Allāh Muḥammad ibn al-Khālaf, called Ibn ʿAlqāmā (1036/37–1116 AD [428–509 AH]), was an Andalusi Muslim official and historian. A native of the city of Valencia, he wrote a history of the to the Christian army of El Cid in 1094 under the title Clear Exposition of the Disastrous Tragedy. He may have completed it before the death of El Cid in 1099, or as late as 1110. It is a lost work that can be partially reconstructed only from excerpts in other works, primarily that of Ibn ʿIdhārī. On one reconstruction it covers the period from September 1092 until May 1102, including the after El Cid's death. It is also excerpted in Ibn al-Khaṭīb, and found its way into several Christian chronicles: the Estoria de España, , , , and Crónica particular del Cid. (en)
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  • ابن علقمة الصدفي هو أبو عبد الله محمد بن خلف بن حسين بن إسماعيل الصدفي، يُعرف بابن علقمة. ولد في مدينة بلنسية بالأندلس وعاش فيها وتأدب على شيوخ بلده، وكان شاعرًا،وناثرًا، انتحل الكتابة في أحد الدواوين بشرق الأندلس، سجل لنا أحداث بلده بلنسية في كتاب أسماه البيان الواضح في الملم الفادح الذي قص فيه أخبار هذه المدينة في أيامه، (توفي سنة 509هـ/1115م). (ar)
  • Abū ʿAbd Allāh Muḥammad ibn al-Khālaf, called Ibn ʿAlqāmā (1036/37–1116 AD [428–509 AH]), was an Andalusi Muslim official and historian. A native of the city of Valencia, he wrote a history of the to the Christian army of El Cid in 1094 under the title Clear Exposition of the Disastrous Tragedy. He may have completed it before the death of El Cid in 1099, or as late as 1110. It is a lost work that can be partially reconstructed only from excerpts in other works, primarily that of Ibn ʿIdhārī. On one reconstruction it covers the period from September 1092 until May 1102, including the after El Cid's death. It is also excerpted in Ibn al-Khaṭīb, and found its way into several Christian chronicles: the Estoria de España, , , , and Crónica particular del Cid. Ibn ʿAlqāmā was a partisan of the Almoravids. He writes with pathos and clearly detests all agreements between the Valencians and the Christians. His account is lively, as well as detailed to the point of triviality. Partial reconstructions of his work based on excerpts in Christian and Muslim chronicles, respectively, were made by Ramón Menéndez Pidal in 1929. He believed that the Christian sources preserved more and better information from Ibn ʿAlqāmā than the Muslim chronicles, and tried to tease it out accordingly. His position is not now widely accepted. In 1948, Évariste Lévi-Provençal provided an edition of the Arabic excerpts with a French translation, which was later also translated into Spanish. Ibn ʿAlqāmā died in Dénia in 1116. (en)
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