| LC control no. | n 84024740 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Tal, Umar, 1794?-1864 |
| Variant(s) | Fūtī, ʻUmar ibn Saʻīd, 1794?-1864 Hājj ʻUmar ibn Saʻīd al-Fūtī, 1794?-1864 Omar, El Hadj, 1794?-1864 Omar Tal, du Fouta, 1794?-1864 Omar Tall, Hadj, 1794?-1864 Oumar, El Hadj, 1794?-1864 Saykou Oumar, 1794?-1864 Sayku Umaar, 1794?-1864 Seydou-Tall, Oumar, 1794?-1864 Taal, Umar, 1794?-1864 Taal, Uumar, 1794?-1864 Tal, Omar Seku, 1794?-1864 Ṭaʻl, ʻUmar ibn Saʻīd, 1794?-1864 Tal, Umar ibn Saʻid al-Futi, 1794?-1864 Tall, Omar, 1794?-1864 Tall, Omar Saidou, 1794?-1864 Tall, Oumar Al-Futi, 1794?-1864 Tall, Oumar Foutiyou, 1794?-1864 Tall, Oumar Seydou, 1794?-1864 Tall, Umar Saidou, 1794?-1864 Umaar, Sayku, 1794-1864 Umaar, Sayku, 1794?-1864 Umaar Taal, 1794?-1864 ʻUmar, al Ḥājī, 1794?-1864 ʻUmar al-Fûtî, Ḥâǧǧ, 1794?-1864 Umar Tal, 1794?-1864 Umaru Futa, 1794?-1864 Omar Foutyou, El-Hadj, 1794?-1864 Oumar, Cheikh, 1794?-1864 تال، عمر طعل, عمر بن سعيد فوتي، عمر بن سعيد |
| Associated country | Senegal Mali Guinea |
| Birth date | 1794? 1797 |
| Death date | 1864-02-12 |
| Place of death | Bandiagara Caves (Mali) |
| Field of activity | Tukulor (African people)--History--19th century Umarian Jihad, 1852-1863 Tijānīyah Qādirīyah Takrur Empire |
| Profession or occupation | Muslim scholars Muslim religious leaders Sufis Tijānīyah members |
| Special note | Machine-derived non-Latin script reference project. Non-Latin script references not evaluated. |
| Found in | Tijānī, M. al-H. Hadj Omar Tall, 1798-1864, c1983. His Voilà ce qui est arrivé, 1983: t.p. (al-Ḥâǧǧ ʻUmar al-Fûtî) LC data base 4/7/86 (usage: el-Hadji Omar; al-Hajj Omar Tal du Fouta; El Hadj Omar) manual auth cd. (al-Hājj ʻUmar ibn Saʻīd al-Fūtī, 1794?-1864) Colvin, L.G. Hist. dict. Senegal, 1981 (Tal, al-Hajj Umar, ca. 1794-1864) Watta, O. Rosary, mat, and molo, 1992: CIP t.p. (Omar Seku Tal) galley (Alhadj Umaru Futa) NUC pre-1956 (hdg.: ʻUmar, al-Ḥājī, 1795 (ca.)-1864; usage: El Hadj Omar) Bicentenaire de la naissance du cheikh El Hadj Oumar Al-Futi Tall, 1797-1998, 2001: t.p. (Oumar Al-Futi Tall) Contes et récits des pays du fleuve, 2015: page 18 (l'empire Toucouleur d'El Hadj Oumar, 1848-1864; Oumar Seydou-Tall, le Fountanké [one from Fouta]) page 19 (El Hadj Omar; b. 1797, of a Toucouleur family in Halwar near Podor; went on pilgrimage in 1820, spent 13 years in the Mideast, became follower of the head of the Tidjaniya sect, Cheikh Mohamed Ghali; returned to Fouta-Djalon at age 40, 1838, with goal to create a Tijani Muslim empire) page 20 (defeated Malinke and Bambara, but not conclusively; died in a cave at Degimbéré where he had taken refuge) Au-Senegal.com website, viewed Mar. 1, 2016 (El Hadj Omar Tall; El Hadj Omar; real name Omar Saidou Tall; b. between 1794 and 1797 at Alwar near Guédé, dept. of Podor; his ethnic group had adhered to the Qadiriyah brotherhood since 1776; learned Arabic; died in mysterious circumstances in caves of Bandiagara, Mali) Wikipedia, Mar. 1, 2016 (El Hadj Umar Tall; al-Hajj Umar ibn Sa'id al-Futi Tal; Umar Saidou Tall; Arabic ʻUmar bin Saʻīd Ṭaʻl = عمر بن سعيد طعل ; b. in Futa Tooro; honorific El Hadj (al-Hajj) almost always precedes his name; last name sometimes spelled Taal; political leader, Muslim scholar, and Toucouleur military commander, founded a brief empire encompassing much of what is now Guinea, Senegal, and Mali; d. Feb. 12, 1864 in explosion of his gunpowder reserves) Wikipedia, French version, Mar. 1, 2016 (Oumar Tall; Umar Foutiyou Tall, or Oumar Seydou Tall; Muslim sovereign, erudite Muslim, and eminent Sufi; founder of the Toucouleur empire) De Malal Bah à Alfaa Moolo Baalnde, 2019: page 25 (Sayku Umaar; le marabout Sayku Umaar; Sayku) page 4 of cover (grand marabout haalpulaar, Ceerno [marabout] Sayku Umaar Taal) La geste de Tidjâni, 2019: page 7 (El-Hadj Omar) page 9 (Saykou Oumar) Les trois grandes figures de l'Islam en Afrique, 197-?: title page, etc. (El-Hadj Omar Foutyou; El-Hadj Oumar; founder of Tidianism; Cheikh Oumar; born in Aloar near Podor in 1797) |
| Associated language | ful ara |
| Invalid LCCN | n 89188089 |
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