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The Social Function of Mosque in the Buyid (Al-e Booyeh) Era in Iran
تحقیقات تاریخ اجتماعی, 2014 As the most efficient politico-religious institution in Islam, mosques had many socio-political functions and effects on the society in Buyid (Ale-Booyeh) Era (320-447 AH) and was therefore a main constitute of power and authority at the time. The mosques had positive and creative social roles and functions, encouraging convergence and co-interactivity.
Hossein Moftakhari +2 more
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Al- Majusi: The Great Moslem Physician of Buyid Dynasty Era
Journal of Research on History of Medicine, 2013 Pooneh Sarveravan, Ehya Amalsaleh
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Effects of temperature and relative humidity on permanence of Buyid silk
Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2017Abstract Identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risks of improper temperature (T) and relative humidity (RH) and their degrading effects on objects is a major issue for museum researchers. Methods that quantify deteriorating characteristics of temperature and RH provide useful information and lead to effective preventive solutions.
Samaneh Sharif, Vahid Esmaeili
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Imamite rationalism in the Buyid Era
2007The aim of this study is to revise existing theories of the Imamite turn towards rationalism. In the first chapter I discuss trends in Imamite thought during the period of the presence of the Imams; explore the impact of the Occultation on the Imamite community; and assess the character of the Imamite traditionism in the century after the Occultation ...
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The Pre-Buyid Amirate: Two Views from the Past
International Journal of Middle East Studies, 1977“Historical study,” G. R. Elton has written, “is not the study of the past but the study of present traces of the past.” Whatever man has said, whatever act he has performed in the past, is irretrievably lost unless or until some present deposit of that past has survived for the historian to examine.
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MUHELLEBI, A VIZIER OF THE BUYIDS: HIS LIFE AND ACTIVITIES
2023Muizzuddevle, who captured Baghdad in 945 and established the Iraqi branch of the Buyid State, appointed Muhellebi as his secretary based on his accurate financial views. By the death of his secretary Saymeri in 950, Muizzuddevle elevated the Abbasid Caliphate during this period, and thus, Muhellebi was also appointed as a vizier by the caliph ...
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Les travaux d'utilité publique sous le gouvernement des Buyides
Arts asiatiques, 1970Wiet Gaston. Les travaux d'utilité publique sous le gouvernement des Buyides. In: Arts asiatiques, tome 21, 1970. pp. 3-14.
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