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...ar's expulsion), is a term that describes "the followers or descendants of Hagar". The name was used in Judeo-Christian literature and Byzantine chronicles

...) was the son of [[Ibrahim|Ibrahim]] (Abraham) from the Egyptian concubine Hagar. He is recognized in [[Islam]] as an important prophet and patriarch. Accor

...was also said to transport [[Ibrahim]] (Abraham) when he visited his wife Hagar and son [[Isma'il]] (Ishmael). According to tradition, Abraham lived with o

...2052-1877 BC) in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia;who had issue with Hazrat Hajra (Hagar 'the Egyptian'); </span>

...monotheism and brotherhood through their ancestry to Abraham and his wife Hagar.<ref>Hagarism: Making of the Islamic World, Patricia Crone and Michael Cook

...Mariyah is deeply reflective of the story of Abraham (Ibrahim)'s concubine Hagar (Hajar) in the Bible. Like Hajar she is Egyptian, and the tradition associa

...ah--and the conflicts between the two mothers, the subsequent expulsion of Hagar, and her settling in the vicinity of Mecca, all lead to the story of Abraha

...hey descended from Abraham's son [[Ishmael]] (through his concubine-wife [[Hagar]]).

A tradition also exists about Hagar running between these two mounts in search of water until she found the [[Z

...seventh century of the Christian era, a wandering Arab of the lineage of Hagar [i.e., Muhammad], the Egyptian, combining the powers of transcendent geniu