PUBLIC BANQUET IN THE ABBASID ERA
Some unfortunate brothers were baptized to feasts and banquets for the public, and during season times Historical sources ndicate that the cults of the Abbasid Caliphs, including the Abbasid aliphate Al-Mahdi, the Mamoun and the Mu 'taad, ranged between six thousand and a thousand dinars a day, while the expenses of the Al-Mutakil kitchen amounted to ...
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Manifestation of Iranian culture and art in the first Abbasid era (a case study of the poems of Hussein Ibn Zahak) [PDF]
Introduction The culture and art of each nation show its history, originality and ancient civilization which due to the valuable works it has left, has always been considered by different ethnic groups and nations, one of the most important civilizations
mohsen mohammadi +1 more
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Investigating the Representation of Sanctity Types in the Paintings of the Baghdad School Based on Halo-Status [PDF]
Problem Definition: When the Abbasids came to power, the capital was moved from Damascus to Baghdad (near Tisphon, the Sassanid capital), and due to the political support of the Iranians to the Abbasids and the geographical proximity of the two capitals,
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The position of the Abbasid Caliphate concerning the intellectual deviation [PDF]
Objectives: This research investigates the most important efforts made by the Abbasid Caliphs against the people of innovation and deviation. They had successful efforts throughout the Abbasid era to eliminate the deviants and prevent them from carrying ...
Asia Fahd, Mudhir Ali
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Muhammad ibn Knasa al-Asadi: his life, his poetry, remaining texts in the writing of his book Al-Anwar [PDF]
We, here, are like an ascetic poet and a narrator from the first Abbasid era. The narrators were not as well aware of him as they should, as they did not record despite the fact that the second century was a century of transcription - of the news of his ...
Mohammed Mustafa
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Investigating and analyzing the components of legitimacy of Hassan bin Zayd Alavi's government (250-270 AH/ 865-884) [PDF]
Legitimacy is one of the basic foundations of governments in their relations with the people. Governments, depending on their spatiotemporal requirements and intra-governmental characteristics, use various components to gain legitimacy through which they
Arman Forouhi +2 more
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Art and Industry in Abbasid Governance Era
Abbasid governance era has a special place in history and is considered a huge civilization area of economy, agriculture, industry, and art with its achievements. The aim of this article is to present the Abbasid civilization industry and art. From the art aspect, beautiful artwork, painting, architecture, and music were under severe considerations and
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This article discusses the contributions of the Abbasid caliphs to the architectural development of the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah. Those contributions began almost as early as the Abbasid caliphal government had officially emerged as the successor to ...
Spahic Omer
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The impact of the Begging Phenomenon on Society in the Abbasid Era
Every era or period of time has something that distinguishes it from others, and distinction is not limited to one aspect in a nation, but distinction may exceed many aspects of one civilization, and many social phenomena have spread in past times, as social life at that time It is replete with dozens of phenomena that deserve study and documentation ...
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The Origin of Political Sufi Discourse in Iran and its Analysis based on Laclau and Mouffe's Discourse Theory [PDF]
The Manichaean and Mazdakites influenced the ideas succeeding them. Expressing objection to the cruel kings’ oppression and injustice in society was one of the prominent features of some Mystic and Sufi sects.
Alireza Heydari +2 more
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