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Yacoub ebn Laith
surnamed al Soffar (the brazier), because his father
followed that trade in Seistan, was captain of a bandit troop, raised
himself to the sovereignty of Persia, and was the first independent
monarch of that country of the Mahometan faith. (873-875.)
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