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Current Research Trend on Mamluk Political History and the Mamluk State
Bulletin of the Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan, 2021 openaire +1 more source
Paper Formats of the Mamluk Period: The Contribution of Mamluk Chancery Paper
, 2019 Diplomatique
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Book Review : The Black Death in Egypt and England: a comparative study
Med Hist, 2006 europepmc +1 more source
, 2007 Cairo of the Mamluks was "a city beyond imagination", wrote the Arab philosopher Ibn Khaldun. The Mamluk sultans originated as a slave-based caste who took advantage of the mid-13th century power vacuum to establish themselves as rulers. They designed their capital to be the heart of the Muslim world.
Behrens-Abouseif, Doris
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Bulletin de l'Institut français d'archéologie orientale, 1939
Mayer Leo Ary. Mamluk playing cards . In: Bulletin de l'Institut français d'archéologie orientale, Tome 38, 1939. pp. 113-127.
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Mayer Leo Ary. Mamluk playing cards . In: Bulletin de l'Institut français d'archéologie orientale, Tome 38, 1939. pp. 113-127.
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1999
During Saladin's lifetime, his empire had been run as a family business, with his kinsmen controlling large, semi-independent principalities, only loosely responsive to the sultan's authority. After Saladin's death those kinsmen, based in Cairo, Damascus and Aleppo, fought amongst themselves for supremacy in Egypt and Syria.
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During Saladin's lifetime, his empire had been run as a family business, with his kinsmen controlling large, semi-independent principalities, only loosely responsive to the sultan's authority. After Saladin's death those kinsmen, based in Cairo, Damascus and Aleppo, fought amongst themselves for supremacy in Egypt and Syria.
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Isis, 1983
Arabs’ interests in Astronomy and Astrology entitled “Ilmu’l-hey’e” or “Ilmul-felek” and “Ilm ahkami’n-Nucum” also “Ilm Sinaat-i Ahkami’n-Nucum”by Arabs commenced before the Islamic period. Their contacts with Romans and Sassanids provided them without reckless for astronomy and astrology. Moreover, it is recognized that Arabs have a lot of information
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Arabs’ interests in Astronomy and Astrology entitled “Ilmu’l-hey’e” or “Ilmul-felek” and “Ilm ahkami’n-Nucum” also “Ilm Sinaat-i Ahkami’n-Nucum”by Arabs commenced before the Islamic period. Their contacts with Romans and Sassanids provided them without reckless for astronomy and astrology. Moreover, it is recognized that Arabs have a lot of information
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2014
Transliteration and Diacriticals Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: Apparatus of Diplomacy Chapter 2: Perceptions in Transformation Chapter 3: From Titulature to Geopolitical Affairs: An Age of Negotiations Chapter 4: Imperial Ambition Resurrected Chapter 5: Captivity Narratives to Peace Treaty: a New Era of Image Building Chapter 6: From
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Transliteration and Diacriticals Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: Apparatus of Diplomacy Chapter 2: Perceptions in Transformation Chapter 3: From Titulature to Geopolitical Affairs: An Age of Negotiations Chapter 4: Imperial Ambition Resurrected Chapter 5: Captivity Narratives to Peace Treaty: a New Era of Image Building Chapter 6: From
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