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Sheikh Junayd (died 1460) (Persian: شیخ جنید Shaikh Junaid) was the son of , father of Shaykh Haydar and grandfather of the founder of Safavid dynasty, Shah Ismail I. After the death of his father, he assumed the leadership of the Safaviyya from 1447–1460.

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rdfs:label	Xaïkh Djunayd (ca) Scheich Dschunaid (de) Σαΐχ Τζουναΐντ (el) Shaij Ŷunayd Safaví (es) Cheikh Djoneid (fr) Sheykh Junayd (it) Shaykh Junayd (en) Шейх Джунейд (ru)
rdfs:comment	Scheich Dschunaid (persisch شیخ جنید; * 15. Jahrhundert; † 1460) war ein geistlich/weltlicher Führer des Safawiyyaordens, Vater Scheich Haidars und dadurch Großvater Schah Ismails. Unter Dschunaid wandelte sich der Safawiyyaorden von einem Sufi-Orden, der um einen Heiligen Asketen organisiert war, hin zu einem aktiven militanten Orden, der eine Politik der Eroberung und Herrschaft übernahm. Er war der erste spirituelle Führer der Safawiyya, der sich speziell für schiitische islamische Lehren einsetzte, insbesondere für die des Zwölfer-Schia-Ghulats. Dschunaid wurde von seinen Anhängern als göttliche Inkarnation angesehen. (de) Shaij Ŷunayd Safawī (Ardabil, aprox. 1429 – cerca del río Samur, Qusar, 1460). Quinto murshid o jeque de la tariqa Safaviyya, fue hijo y sucesor de Ibrahim Shāh Safawī, al cual sucedió en 1447. El nombre y la vida de su madre es desconocida. Fue el abuelo del shah Ismaíl I, fundador del Imperio safávida. (es) Cheikh Djoneid (en persan : شیخ جنید / Šeyx Joneyd), mort en 1460, était le fils de Cheikh Ibrahim. Après la mort de son père, il prend la direction de l'ordre soufi Safavieh entre 1447 et 1460. * Portail des religions et croyances * Portail de l’islam (fr) Sheikh Junayd (died 1460) (Persian: شیخ جنید Shaikh Junaid) was the son of , father of Shaykh Haydar and grandfather of the founder of Safavid dynasty, Shah Ismail I. After the death of his father, he assumed the leadership of the Safaviyya from 1447–1460. (en) Sheikh Junayd (... – 1460) è stato un sovrano azero figlio di Ibrahim Safavi. Dopo la morte del padre assunse la guida dei Safavidi dal 1447 al 1460. (it) Шейх Джунейд (азерб. Şeyx Cüneyd) (1429—1460) — пятый глава религиозного ордена Сефевийе (1447—1460), отец шейха Гейдара, дед шаха Шаха Исмаила Сефеви, сын шейха Ибрагима. (ru) Xaykh Junayd ibn Ibrahim (? - 4 de març de 1460) fou el quart xeic safàvida, successor del seu pare Ibrahim com a líder de l'organització a Ardabil el 1447/1448. Fou pare de Xaïkh Haydar. Va organitzar els seus seguidors militarment i es va enfrontar a Jahan-Xah, l'emir qara qoyunlu de l'Azerbaidjan que li va ordenar sortir dels seus territoris. Djunayd va fugir a l'Anatòlia però els otomans el van expulsar i se'n va anar al Beylik de Karaman-oğlu i després a Síria però el sultà mameluc Čakmak va ordenar la seva detenció i va fugir cap al nord (vers 1452 o 1453) i es va refugiar a Djanik, a la mar Negra; va intentar capturar Trebisonda sense èxit (1456) i va anar a Hisn Kayfa i allí a Amida on va viure tres anys (1456-1459) amb els aq qoyunlu i es va casar amb Khadija Begum, germana d'Uzun (ca)
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