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The Khazar language

2007
All scholars who have voiced an opinion on the language of the Khazars in terms of assigning it to a language family take them to have been a Turkic nation speaking a Turkic language. It now seems that significant progress can be achieved only if some lengthy bilingual inscription in the Khazar language can be discovered, or perhaps a new Khazar ...
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‘Aryans’ and ‘Khazars’

2001
Recently, the old anti-Semitic myths, both the Aryan and the Khazar, have been revived in Russia and have begun to spread. The Aryan myth, which is rooted in the Nazi propaganda of the 1920s and 1930s, was picked up and developed by the contemporary Russian radical nationalists.
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An Essay on Khazars and the Identification of Lexical Science of the Dialect of Khazar

2014
Eski Türkçenin diyalektleri arasında sayılan Hazar Türkçesi maalesef ardında yazılı eserler bırakmamıştır. Çalışmamızda bilinenden bilinmeyene metoduyla hareket ederek ilk önce mevcut Hazar Türkçesine ait kelimeleri derleyip, ortak özelliklerini tespit edip, mihenk taşlarımızı oluşturduk.
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Iranian sources on the khazars

2007
This chapter surveys three groups of sources dealing with Khazar history. What is common to these sources is their Iranian provenance. The sources can be divided into three groups according to the three languages in which they are recorded: Middle Persian (or Pahlavi); Arabic; New Persian.
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Cushites, Colchians, and Khazars

Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1959
T HEN Herodotus visited Colchis (Mingrelia) in the fifth century B.c.,1 he found its people to be, as he described them, black-skinned and woolly-haired--that is, seemingly, of Negro type. They were, he says, circumcised. "The Colchians, the Egyptians, and the Ethiopians," he remarks, "are the only races which from ancient times have practised ...
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The khazars and the world of Islam

2007
A good deal of what we know of the Khazars comes from Islamic sources, or sources in the Islamic world. A large proportion of it concerns Khazar relations with Islam, or Islamic impressions and knowledge of the Khazars. For Islam in its first three centuries the Khazars and their state were of some significance, that Muslim relations with them mattered
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IBN AL-ESİR ON KHAZARS

Pamukkale University Journal of Social Sciences Institute, 2014
Doğuda Hazar Denizinden batıda Tuna nehrine kadar uzanan, Altay bozkırlarının bir nevi devamıniteliğindeki Karadeniz’in kuzeyindeki bozkırlar (Güney Rusya Bozkırları) tarih öncesi ve tarihi devirlerde birçok kültüre ve kavme ev sahipliği yapmıştır. Bu bozkırın Orta Çağdaki ev sahipleri ise hiç şüphesiz tarihin her devrinde kendini gösteren ve büyük ...
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Geometric and kinematic characteristics of the Khazar and North Alborz Faults: Links to the structural evolution of the North Alborz-South Caspian boundary, Northern Iran

Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2021
Ahmad Rashidi
exaly  

The Khazars as ???Sons of Abraham???

2020
The accounts of Ibn Sa???d, Ibn al-Faq??h and al-Tabar??, going back to Hi????m ibn al-Kalb?? (late eighth-early ninth century), a contemporary of one of the culminating stages in the conversion of the Khazars to Judaism, are pious legends put forward to claim a link of the Khazars directly to Abraham???s (Arab) descendants in Khur??s??n.
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Active tectonics along the Khazar fault (Alborz, Iran)

Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2021
Negar Haghipour, Hamid Nazari, Jean-Pierre Burg   +2 more
exaly