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The Jābirian Kitāb al-Nukhab and Teaching the Science of Talismans in the Abbasid Era

Journal of Abbasid Studies
This article introduces a hitherto overlooked work on the science of talismans attributed to Jābir b. Ḥayyān, called Kitāb al-Nukhab (The Compendium), but widely known as Kitāb al-Baḥth (The Book of the Quest).
L. Saif
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Arabization in the Umayyad and Abbasid eras

آداب الرافدين, 1976
The Islamic conquest movement of Iraq, Persia, the Levant and Egypt has greatly influenced the life of the Islamic community because the Islamic expansion, with its military, human and intellectual manifestations, brought about a cultural expansion and a major scientific movement stemming from Islam and its goal is to advocate the Islamic faith. Hadith,
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Tombstones for slaves from Abbasid-era Egypt

, 2023
This article studies tombstones from eighth- to tenth- century CE Egypt that are designed to mark the grave of a Muslim slave. These funerary inscriptions are unusual in that they do not marginalize the enslaved as much as do other early Islamic sources.
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Politik Pendidikan Islam Pada Masa Kejayaan Dinasti Abbasiyah: Politik Ketenagaan

J-PAI: Jurnal Pendidikan Agama Islam, 2014
Education as a social system, cannot be separated from the other system outside itself, is politic system. Both of them are two important elements in the social politic system of nation.
Nurul Kawakib
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Translation, Cultural Heritage, and Civilizational Communication: The Abbasid Era (750–1258 CE) as a Model

Akademik tarih ve düşünce dergisi
This study investigates the role of the translation movement in the Abbasid Era (750–1258 CE) in transmitting scientific and intellectual knowledge from major civilizations, particularly the Greek, Persian, and Indian traditions, into Arabic.
Abderahman Bensihamou
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The manifestation of the image of Imam Ali (PBUH) in the Al-Azrya poem by Muhammad Kazem Al-Azrya in the light of religious intertextuality

آداب الكوفة, 2018
  Poetry that is committed to the love of the Prophet and the Ahl al-Bayt (E) has developed since the inception of Islam to the present day, as we see that in the Umayyad era this type of poetry witnessed its decline and in the Abbasid era poets ...
موسى عربي, زهراء هاشمي تزنكي   +1 more
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The Other/The Satire in Women's Poetry in the Abbasid Era

College of Basic Education Research Journal, 2023
null Ali Karim Amin Al-Zamen, null Montaser Abdul Qader Al-Ghazanfari   +1 more
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Greek Monasteries in the 1st Abbasid Era : A Civilization Study

Alustath Journal for Human and Social Sciences, 2020
Christian monasteries were associated with the monastic life that was found in the land of Iraq represented by the various natural environmental factors as a decision for the origins of the monasteries and their directions with the beginning of their stability and the specificity of the monastic life represented by isolation and purification of the ...
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Silver recycling in the Viking Age: Theoretical and analytical approaches. [PDF]

Archaeometry, 2022
Kershaw J, Merkel SW.
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Inclusive Education Policy in the Abbasid Era: A Study of Educational Thought Harun ar-Rasyid's Response to Today's Educational Challenges

Proceeding of Annual International Conference on Islamic Education (AICIED)
The educational ideas written by Harun ar-Rasyid provide the concept that improving reason and knowledge are key components in philosophy. Harun ar-Rasyid was a staunch supporter of the development of science and art, especially through educational ...
Ratna Etikasari Agus
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