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The Fatimids...and the trade route to India (358-567 AH / 969-1171 AD)
The issue of foreign trade is one of the important issues that show the vitality of the state and the extent of its influence on the external level. The strength of commercial activity results from the strength, stability and cohesion of the state on ...
محمود شاكر مشعان
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The period of Arabo-Islamic domination of parts of Sicily, and the consequent large Muslim presence on the island from 800 to the mid-13th century constitutes a crucial epoch whose influence remains an integral part of the island’s architectural and ...
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The present thesis is a study of Fāṭimid discourses of legitimacy during the Maghribi phase (AH 297–360/909–969 CE) of the caliphate. Specifically, it examines two perspectives: caliphal legitimacy as represented by the Fāṭimid Imām-caliph himself and ...
Alrashidi, Ali M A A
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This article examines the tensions between normative discourses on gender and the hair on top of the head, and actual practices in Egypt from the late Roman to the Fāṭimid period.
Rooijakkers, Christina Thérèse Tineke +1 more
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The sharifs were Alawites who were always respected by the community they lived in throughout Muslim lands. They also managed to establish major government dynasties in the Muslim World throughout history.
Louis Provencal +1 more
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Rapprochement between Sunnīs and Imāmīs during the Crusades
The Imāmī Shī‘a of Syria stood along with the Sunnīs as one group against the Franks, rather than as followers of different religious traditions. This article traces the rapprochement between the Sunnī and the Imāmī Shī‘a in the face of the Franks ...
محمد المختار الشنقيطي
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Mediators between Theoretical and Practical Medieval Knowledge: Medical Notebooks from the Cairo Genizah and their Significance. [PDF]
Lev E.
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Ph.D.This dissertation undertakes a historical study of the Fāṭimid caliphate in Palestine and Egypt during the fourth/tenth and fifth/eleventh centuries in order to first, better understand how religious principles (ascertained through the study of law)
Gertz, Steven Matthew
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This article examines the career and traits of Sharīf al-Dīn Muḥammad b. As'ad al-Jawwānī (1131-92), an Egyptian genealogist and historian of Ḥusaynid descent, with special reference to his expertise in the genealogy of the Ṭālibids (i.
森本, 一夫
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On the Historicity of the Image of the Circassian Argantes in T. Tasso’s Poem «Jerusalem Deliv-ered»
The imagological approach, which combines methodological components drawn from literary studies, linguistics and historiography, provides opportunities for a systemic and comprehensive study of images of countries and peoples in written discourse.
Fidel S. Shomakhov
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