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The Grounds and the Elements of Presence of Shiites in the Structure of Abbasid Caliphate from 575 to 656 A.H [PDF]
The commencement of the leadership of caliphate, Nasir le- Dine Allah (575 - 622 After Hijrah) is considered as a turning point in the history of the end of Abbasid government; since he gave power after a period of power stagnancy in Abbasid caliphate ...
Mohsen Alviri +1 more
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Abbasi Daveti Sürecinde Ammâr B. Yezid
Ammár b. Yazid is one of the leaders of the early Hashimiyya movement in Khurásán. Having played apart unacceptable to theAbbasids in the formative sta.g.e.s their da’wa in Khurásán, the official Abbasid propaganda later obliterated as much as possible ...
Mehmet Atalan
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Diabetes Mellitus across the Arabo-Islamic World: A Revolution. [PDF]
Fleifel M, Fleifel B, El Alam A.
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ABBASID-SELJUK RELATIONS DURING THE PERIOD OF ABBASID KHALIFAH AL-MUQTADI BI-AMR ALLAH
Seljuk-Abbasid relations had gained an important level with the invitation of Tughril Beg to Baghdad. It would be more appropriate to consider the existing relationship between these two states in a political and religious way. Seljuk sultans intended to
Yusuf BUDAK
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Appel à article ouvert : Journal of Abbasid Studies
CALL FOR PAPERS Journal of Abbasid Studies Executive Editor: Monique Bernards Editorial Board: Nadia El Cheikh, Robert Gleave, Hugh Kennedy, Joseph Lowry, James Montgomery, John Nawas and Shawkat Toorawa The Journal of Abbasid Studies (JAS), published ...
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A Critique of the Book "A Selection of Masterpieces of Arabic Literature in the First Abbasid Period " [PDF]
The book "A Selection of Masterpieces of Arabic Literature in the First Abbasid Period " written by Mirloohiis one of the works that the writer has selected, and the examples of prose and poetry of the first Abbasid era have been translated and analyzed.
Mohsen Seifi, Mahvash Hassanpoor
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Abbasid Courtesans and the Question of Social Mobility
This chapter considers the rise to prominence by enslaved and freed persons in the major urban centers of the first Abbasid period (c. 750–900 CE). It uses the example of elite female performers at the Abbasid court, and, as evidence, a set of passages ...
Matthew S. Gordon
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Medical education in the first university of the world, the Jundishapur Academy. [PDF]
Daneshfard B, Naseri M, Ghaffari F.
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