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The Role OF Bab Al-Taq Scholars OF the Scientific Life in the Third Abbasid Era

This research was specialized in studying the role of the scholars of Bab al-Taq al-Baghdadi in the scientific life of the third Abbasid era (334-447 AH / 945-1055 AD), and what they presented to the scientific life in that era of intellectual and ...
Al-Shaybany, M. N. (Mohammed)
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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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Rhetoric Balaghah in Arabic Literary Works During the Abbasid Period

The Abbasid period (750–1258 CE) represents one of the most significant phases in the development of Arabic literary and intellectual traditions. During this period, Arabic literature flourished through the extensive use of rhetorical and balaghah ...
Daulay, Irmasani
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The Science of Geography in the Islamic East during the Abbasid Era

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Translation and Acculturation in the Abbasid Era: Dynamics and Role in Shaping Arabic Literary Output

The translation dynamic endeavors to establish a form of interaction among the diverse cultural systems pertaining to different civilizations. It functions as an intermediary bridge facilitating communication between heterogeneous human groups.
HECHAICHI, Sihem
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ABBASIDS ERA TRANSLATION ACTIVITIES AND BEYTÜ'L-HİKME

Social Sciences Studies Journal, 2018
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CONQUEST OF SYRIA AND MESOPOTAMIA CONTRIBUTION TO THE TRANSLATION IN THE ABBASID ERA

The Journal of Academic Social Science Studies, 2012
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Baghdad In The Abbasid Era: A Cosmopolitan And Multi-Confessional Capital

2008
The history of Baghdad divides itself into three phases: first, the prestigious capital of the Abbasid caliphs from the time of its foundation by al-Mansur up to its conquest by Mongol armies; then, for centuries, a simple provincial metropolis; and finally, since 1921, the capital of the kingdom of Iraq, whose dramatic reality assails us with daily ...
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Theorizing about translation in the Abbasid era

2019
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The efforts of the Abbasid administration in developing the agricultural sector / the second Abbasid era

2022
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