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Confiscation in the Abbasid period 945-749 A.C 334 – 132 A.H
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Ayurveda during Abbasid's period.
Bulletin of the Indian Institute of History of Medicine (Hyderabad), 2003This is a historical paper which deals with a brief account of Abbasid's period. In this article the existence of Ayurveda in Arab countries, arrival of Ayurvedic physicians to Baghdad, their eminence, authenticity and literary additions in medical field has been studied and presented.
S A, Husain, P K, Subhaktha
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syriac physicians of the early abbasid period
2020This longer chapter covers the Christian physicians called Suryāniyyūn in Arabic. The adjective suryānī does not mean ‘Syrian’, but rather (speaker of ) ‘Syriac’, * a form of Aramaic that had become the language of the eastern Christians in the Middle East....
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Control and Selection Controls in the Umayyad and Abbasid Periods
Al-Muqaddimah: Online journal of Islamic History and Civilization, 2019The selection and appointment process during recruitment has evolved throughout the Islamic ages in terms of controls and principles that are based on by the state because the selection and appointment process works to achieve the goals of the institution or organization, as this study aimed to introduce the selection and appointment controls in the ...
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2010
As an asset, the money with its developmental stages in the Abbasid period is the main theme of this paper. Under the title of “Coin in the Abbasid Period” we first dealt with the term ‘money’ then its mint and inspection. Later on, the minting of golden (dinar or denarius), silver (dirham) and copper (fels) has been defined and counterfeit patterns ...
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As an asset, the money with its developmental stages in the Abbasid period is the main theme of this paper. Under the title of “Coin in the Abbasid Period” we first dealt with the term ‘money’ then its mint and inspection. Later on, the minting of golden (dinar or denarius), silver (dirham) and copper (fels) has been defined and counterfeit patterns ...
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