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Abbasid-Byzantine Relations during the Seljuk Era
International Journal of Educational Sciences and Arts, 2023This study aims to highlight the Abbasid-Byzantine relations during the Seljuk era and to identify the early historical features of the political relations between the two countries. The study also aims to identify the origin and lineage of the Seljuks and determine the nature of the relationship between the Seljuks and the Byzantine state. In addition,
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Medical Inventions in the Abbasid Caliphate and their Development in the Present Era
Journal of Health, Medicine, and Clinical Studies, 2023Aim: This research aimed at collecting information relating to the attention of the rulers in the Abbasid Caliphate on medical inventions and the innovative forms of the achievements in medicine in the current era. Methods: The doctrinal research methodology and descriptive, explanatory, analytical, and comparative research approaches were used
Toryalai Hemat, Nasar Ahmad Hamid
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THE THEMES OF THE ZUHD POETRY OF ABBASID ERA: A REVIEW
The Faculty Journal of Arts Rajshahi UniversityZuhd (mysticism) is an important theme in Arabic poetry. Its influence on poetry is noticeable. In every era, there have been some poets and writers who, having recognized Allah, abandoned worldly delusions and hoped for eternal success and endless blessings in the Hereafter.
Dr. Chalekujjaman Khan +1 more
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Representations of the critic other in Political Poetry of the Abbasid Era
EVOLUTIONARY STUDIES IN IMAGINATIVE CULTUREThe other is a broad concept, and the self is intricately linked to the other, as the self does not exist without the other, as it is necessary for the self to realize its existence. In other words, the other is the greatest motivator that puts the self in a state of mobilization of its capabilities.
null Ashwaq Sattar Muhammad +1 more
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Manifestations of dialogue between Islamic sects in the Abbasid era
International Journal of Historical and Social StudiesPeople use dialogue to exchange opinions and points of view, and we can say that the goal of dialogues between people is to reach understanding, even with minimal limits on points of disagreement, and the dialogue is multiple, it may be economic, political or religious...But we can consider the religious dialogue as one of the most discussed topics ...
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Color and Gray Hair in the Sermons of the Umayyad and Abbasid Eras
Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences ResearchThis study explores the symbolic and rhetorical significance of color and gray hair in the sermons of the Umayyad and Abbasid periods. Gray hair is portrayed as a sign of aging, weakness, and the approach of death, often used rhetorically to evoke emotional responses and to express wisdom or vulnerability.
Muhammad Mari, Khairia Tawfiq Mahmoud
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