Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- measuring instrument
- Subclass of
- Ancient Arabic units of measurement
- Part of
- saa
- Religion
- Islam
- Operator
- Mukallaf
- Country of origin
- Arabian Peninsula
- Series
- measurement
- Based on
- prophetic biography
- Depicts
- charity
- Mass
- 0.51
- Image
- First Week of School Food at Kelly Miller Middle School - Cut Fruits in Hands.jpg
- Has use
- kaffara
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- Commons category
- Mudd
- inception
- 0631-00-00
- measured physical quantity
- volume
- name in native language
- مُدٌّ
- culture
- Muslim world
- language of work or name
- Arabic
- location of creation
- Medina
- hashtag
- المد
- copyright status
- public domain
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/5
- partially coincident with
- ratl
- different from
- pound
- maintained by WikiProject
- WikiProject Islam
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Article · Deutsch
Das Mudd (arabisch مدّ) war ein arabisches Hohlmaß für Getreide. Das kanonische Mudd der Frühzeit des Islams entsprach 1/4 Sāʿ. Nach Abū Hanīfa fasste es 2 Bagdader Ratl, was 812,5 Gramm Weizen ergibt. Bei Zugrundelegung von 77 kg auf 100 Liter kommt man für das kanonische Mudd auf 1,05 Liter. In Marokko galt 1 Mudd = 15 Ratl = 14 Pfund (Wiener) = rund 7840 Gramm (Wiener Pfund 560 Gramm)
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