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Combating Moral Corruption in the Mamluk Era(648-923 AH/ 1250-1517 AD): A Historical Study
The Mamluks ruled Egypt more than two and half century. During the Mamluk era the Egyptian society, such as other human societies through history witnessed of many aspects of moral corruption.
عثمان إسماعيل الطل الطل
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Islamic Civilizations and Plagues: The Role of Religion, Faith and Psychology During Pandemics. [PDF]
Awaad R +3 more
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Sultan Qaytbay Sabil-Kuttab and Wakala Complex at Al-Azhar
elevation (drawing), northeast facadeThe earliest stand-alone Sabil-Kuttab in Cairo, it establishes the type as a pietistic endowment in the urban milieu without it being attached to a larger religious ...
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Aims: This research aims to examine the phenomenon of numerical exaggeration in the Mamluk era (648–923 AH / 1250–1517 CE), particularly in relation to political and military events, by assessing the reliability of numerical data reported in historical ...
Lanja Talaat Obaid
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Tools for assessing quality and risk of bias in Mendelian randomization studies: a systematic review. [PDF]
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Sultan Qaytbay Sabil-Kuttab and Wakala Complex at Al-Azhar
The earliest stand-alone Sabil-Kuttab in Cairo, it establishes the type as a pietistic endowment in the urban milieu without it being attached to a larger religious complex.plan ...
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A Mamluk Bey in London: Muhammad Bey El-Elfî (October-December 1803)
This study aims to explain that after the Napoleonic invasion of Egypt, the decadence of Mamluk Beys the traditional actors in the Egyptian domestic politics, and one of them, Muhammad Bey el-Elfî’s solution seeking in London.
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