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  1. Histoire de l'Afrique et de l'Espagne, intitulée al-Bayano'l-Mogrib, et fragments de la Chronique d'Aríb (de Cordoue). Le tout publié pour la Première ... et d'un glossaire Volume 1 (French Edition) by Ibn 'Idhari al-Marrakushi, 2010-09-28
  2. The History of the Almohades, Preceded by a Sketch of the History of Spain From the Times of the Conquest Till the Reign of Yusof by B. abd Al-Wahid Al-Marrakushi, 2010-03-28
  3. Histoire Des Almohades D'abd El-Wâh'id Merrâkechi (French Edition) by Abd Al-Waid Al-Marrakushi, 2010-01-11
  4. Wathaiq al-Murabitin wa-al-Muwahhidin (Arabic Edition) by Abd al-Wahid al-Marrakushi, 1997
  5. al-Aydiyulujiyah wa-al-hadathah inda ruwad al-fikr al-salafi (Silsilat al-dirasat wa-al-buhuth al-muammaqah) (Arabic Edition) by Muhammad Salih Marrakushi, 1995
  6. The history of the Almohades,: Preceded by a sketch of the history of Spain from the time of the conquest till the reign of Yusof ibn-Teshufin, and of the history of the Almoravides, by Abd al-Wahid al-Marrakushi, 1968
  7. Qiraat fi al-fikr al-Arabi al-hadith wa-al-muasir (Muwafaqat) (Arabic Edition) by Muhammad Salih Marrakushi, 1992
  8. al-Jamiah al-Yusufiyah bi-Marrakush fi tisumiat sanah (Arabic Edition) by Muhammad ibn Uthman Marrakushi, 2001

61. MidEast Web - Bibliography: Medieval And Ottoman Islam And The Arab World
Provencal. Trans. AT Tibi, Cairo, 1963. Abd alWahid al-marrakushi(d.1270), al- Mu jib. Trans. A. Huici, Miranada, Tetuan, 1955. Ahmad
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This page lists primarily works about Islam and the Arabs prior to modern times. The main bibliography page links to additional bibliographies of the Arab Middle East, Women, Oil, country bibliographies and other special topics. See also Islam and Islamic Fundamentalism for modern Islam, The Arab Middle East and North Africa Women in the Middle East etc. A new facility allows you to search for books by topic. This facility is still under development: Click here for Book Search Data Base Abbott, Nabia, Historical Texts, Vol. 1, Studies in Arabic Literary Papyri , Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1957. Abd Allah b. Buluggin al-Ziri al-Sanhaji, Al-Tibyan, Edited by Levi-Provencal. Trans. A.T. Tibi , Cairo, 1963. Abd al-Wahid al-Marrakushi(d. 1270), Al- Mu'jib. Trans. A. Huici , Miranada, Tetuan, 1955. Ahmad, Barakat, Muhammad and the Jews , New Delhi, Vikas Publishing House, 1979. Al-Hujwiri

62. H-Net Review: Eric Ormsby On Majid Fakhry, Averroes (Ibn Rushd): His Life, Works
are often given incorrectly taharh instead of taharah (p. 120), jiziyah insteadof jizyah (p. 121), alMarakushi instead of al-marrakushi (p. 174), among
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63. CHRONOLOGY – Some Selected Dates In The Development Of Sundials And Solar Astro
1280, Abul Hhasan al marrakushi writes a manuscript (translated into Frenchby JJ Sedillot in 1834) describing many types of dials and the methods for
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CHRONOLOGY – some selected dates in the development of sundials and solar astronomy Date Development 9000 BC to 8000 BC The Maya make astronomical inscriptions and constructions in Central America. A marked bone (possibly) indicating months and lunar phases in use in Ishango (Zaire) 4228 BC to 2773 BC The Egyptians institute a 365-day calendar. The start of the year, coinciding with the annual Nile floods, is linked to the rising of Sirius (the Dog Star) in line with the sun. 1500 BC to
1450 BC L-shaped sundials used in Egypt. 1450 BC to
1400 BC Stonehenge achieves the form known today. 600 BC to
590 BC Sundials are used in China and the Chinese text "Arithmetic classic of the gnomon and the circular paths of the heaven" contains a version of the Pythagorean theorem. 585 BC Thales of Miletus (Turkey) correctly predicts a solar eclipse. 520 BC to
510 BC Anaximander introduces the sundial to Greece (previously used in Mesopotamia, Egypt and China. He also produces a cylindrical (sic) model of the Earth. 500 BC to
490 BC The Pythagoreans (Greece) introduce a spherical model of the Earth.

64. Traite De Ibn Al-Bay Kitab Minh Kitab Al- Ibn Al-Naf Buch
Translate this page au treizie Traite des instruments astronomiques des Arabes compose au treizieJohann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt aM marrakushi, al-, Se dillot
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65. List Of Lunar Craters - Encyclopedia Article About List Of Lunar Craters. Free A
. Click the link for more information. ). almanon (after Abdalla al Mamun,Persian astronomer); almarrakushi (after al-marrakushi, Moroccan astronomer);
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Mean radius 384,400 km
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Revolution period 27 day 7 h 43.7 min
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66. Reinhart Dozy - Encyclopedia Article About Reinhart Dozy. Free Access, No Regist
and history, manifested themselves in 1847, when he published almarrakushi sHistory of the almohades (Leiden, 2nd ed., 1881), which, together with his
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Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Reinhart Pieter Anne Dozy February February is the second month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar, with 28 days in regular years. In leap years February has 29 days. Three times in history a February 30 did occur. January and February were the last two months to be added to the calendar, since the Romans originally considered winter a monthless period. February was named for the Roman god Februus, the god of purification.
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67. Liste Des Reliefs Lunaires
Translate this page 5.7. -18.1. 36.9. 2410. 357, 161. al-Bakri. +20.2. +14.3. 12.4. 1040. 343, 148.al-marrakushi. +55.8. -10.4. 8.3. 1110. 309, 119. albategnius. +4.1. -11.2. 135.7.3200. 357, 161.
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Abbot Abel Abenezra Abetti Abulfeda Acosta Adams Agatharchide Agrippa Airy Al-Bakri Al-Marrakushi Albategnius Alexandre Alfraganus Alhazen Aliacensis Almanon Alpetragius Alphonse Ameghino Ammonius Amontons Amundsen Anaxagoras Anaximandre Anaximandre B Anaximandre D Anaximène Andêl Angström Ansgarius Anville Apianus Apollonius Arago Aratus Archimede Archytas Argelandre Ariadaeus Aristarche Aristille Aristote Arrhénius Limbe SO Artsimovich Aryabhata Arzachel Asada Asclepi Aston Limbe NO Atlas Atwood Autolycus Auwers Auzout Avery Limbe Est Azophi Retour à La Lune

68. Craters (A)
o N, 92.5 o E. almarrakushi 10.4 o S, 55.8 o E albategnius 11.2o S, 4.1 o E aldrin 1.4 o N, 22.1 o E. alexander 40.3 o N
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CRATERS (A) Abbot o N, 54.8 o E] Abel o S, 85.8 o E] Abenezra o S, 11.9 o E] Abetti o N, 27.7 o E] Abulfeda o S, 13.9 o E] Acosta o S, 60.1 o E] Adams o S, 68.2 o E] Agatharchides o S, 30.9 o W] Agrippa o N, 10.5 o E] Airy o S, 5.7 o E] Al-Bakri o N, 20.2 o E] Al-Biruni o N, 92.5 o E] Al-Marrakushi o S, 55.8 o E] Albategnius o S, 4.1 o E] Aldrin o N, 22.1 o E] Alexander o N, 13.5 o E] Alfraganus o S, 19.0 o E] Alhazen o N, 71.8 o E] Aliacensis o S, 5.2 o E] Almanon o S, 15.2 o E] Alpetragius o S, 4.5 o W] Alphonsus o S, 2.8 o W] Ameghino o N, 57.0 o E] Ammonius o S, 0.8 o W] Amontons o S, 46.8 o E] Amundsen o S, 82.8 o E] Anaxagoras o N, 10.1 o W] Anaximander o N, 51.3 o W] Anaximenes o N, 44.5 o W] Andersson o S, 95.3 o W] Andel o S, 12.4 o E] Ångström o N, 41.6 o W] Ansgarius o S, 79.7 o E] Anuchin o S, 101.3 o E] Anville o N, 49.5 o E] Apianus o S, 7.9 o E] Apollonius o N, 61.1 o E] Arago o N, 21.4 o E] Aratus o N, 4.5 o E] Archimedes o N, 4.0 o W] Archytas o N, 5.0 o E] Argelander o S, 5.8 o E] Ariadaeus o N, 17.3 o E] Aristarchus o N, 47.4 o W] Aristillus o N, 1.2 o E] Aristoteles o N, 17.4 o E] Armstrong o N, 25.0 o E] Arnold o N, 35.9 o E] Arrhenius o S, 91.3 o W] Artemis o N, 25.4 o W] Artsimovich o N, 36.6 o W] Aryabhata o N, 35.1

69. Catalogue 11 Arabic History-Literature
620 IBN `IDHARI al marrakushi Histoire de l Afrique du Nord et de l Espagne Musulmaneintitulée Kitab albayan al-mughrib et fragments de la Chronique de `Arib
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Catalogue 11 Arabic History-Literature ABEL, LUDWIG De Abu Mihgan poeta Arabico ejusque carminibus (Diss.) Leiden, 1887. ( Modern cloth. , (2), 37, (3) pp.) 57,00
Contains Arabic text and Latin translation of 23 poems. AHMAD B. MUHAMMAD B. HANBAL Kitab al-wara`. Cairo, 1921. ( Or.cloth. , 126 pp.) 113,00
First edition. al-BAGHDADI, ABU MANSUR Characteristics of Muslim sects Al-farq bain al-firaq . Abridged. Edited by Philip K. Hitti. Cairo, 1924. ( Modern cloth. , 6, 201, 4 pp. Arabic.) 113,00 al-ISKAFI (d. 1030) Kitab Durrat at-Tanzil wa-Ghurrat at-Ta'wil (On philology). Cairo, 1909. ( Or.cloth. , 400 pp.) 113,00 First edition. Brockelmann SI, 491. ARBERRY, A.J. Aspects of Islamic civilisation as depicted in the original texts. New York, 1964. ( Or.cloth. with dustjacket , 408 pp.) 57,00 ARENDONK, C. VAN ASIN PALACIOS, MIGUEL Obras escogidas. Vol. 1. Ibn Masarra y su escuela. Origenes de la filosofia hispanomusulmana. Madrid, 1946. ( Or.hcloth. , X, 336 pp. Last pages loose.) 68,00

70. AAC Database - Browse - List
1, Marra, Realino. 1, Marracci, Ippolito, 16041675. 1, al-marrakushi, Abd al-Wahidibn ali, 1185-1250 See Marakushi, Abd al-Wahid ibn ali,1185-1250.
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71. Saudi Aramco World : The Poet-King Of Seville
The histo­rian almarrakushi wrote of al-Mu tamid, If one wanted to list all theexamples of beauty produced by al-Ahdalus from the time of the conquest to
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Volume 44, Number 1 The Poet-King of Seville Written by Rose M. Esber
Illustrated by Norman MacDonald Poetry flourished exuberantly in 11 th century al-Andalus. Verse was the common expression of the day, an arabesque of words and meaning the language of love, diplomacy and satire. Andalusians loved poetry and virtually everyone composed it. muluk al-tawa'if in Arabic, reyes de taifas in Spanish. Of all these rival kingdoms, the most formidable militarily and the most scintillating artistically was undeniably the kingdom of Seville, ruled by the 'Abbadids. Al-Mu'tamid inherited not only the reins of power from his ancestors but their poetical talent as well. Al-Mu'tamid's life story, dramatic enough in its facts, was immortalized by his verse and the intimate revelations it provided of his soul. His youthful works show his preoccupation with pleasure and friendship, and mirror the popular themes of love, nature and sensual beauty: She stood in all her slender grace So veiled from times inconstancy!

72. De Islamitische Tijdrekening - Gebedsrituelen
1075, –18º/–19º, –18º/–19º. Nasir alDin al-Tusi, ca. 1270, –18º,–18º. al-marrakushi, ca. 1280, –16º, –20º. al-Bakhaniqi, ca. 1325, –16º,–20º.
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  • 73. PERSONAGGI  FORMAZIONi
    Translate this page Organisateur de la traduction en arabe des oeuvres philosophiques et scientifiquesde la Grèce antique. al-marrakushi. al-marrakushi (ex Langrenus D). ().
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    PERSONAGGI FORMAZIONI ( A - D ) NAME NAME DETAIL NAME ORIGIN WORK NATIONLITY CENTURYC BIRTHPLACE BIRTHDATE DEATHPLACE DEATHDATE FACTS ABBOT Charles Greeley Abbot (ex Apollonius K) Astrophysicien américain 20 ème siècle Wilton Washington Directeur de l'observatoire de la Smithsonian Institution. Détermination de la valeur de la constante solaire et de la répartition de l'énergie dans le spectre solaire. ABEL Niels Henrik Abel Franz (1913) Mathématicien norvégien 19 ème siècle Ile de Finnoy Arendal Spécialiste de la théorie des intégrales elliptiques et travaux sur les intégrales dites abéliennes. ABENEZRA Abraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra Riccioli (1651) Philosophe et astronome espagnol 12 ème siècle ABETTI Antonio Abetti Astronome italien 19 ème siècle ABULFEDA Isma'il Abu al-Fida Riccioli (1651) Historien et géographe arabe 14 ème siècle Damas Hamah "Prince de la dynastie des Ayyübides. Auteur de ""l'Histoire"" qui continue l'oeuvre de Ibn al-Athir."

    74. Nomenclatura Della Luna  Da  Abbot   A  Finsch
    Translate this page d7f. s7f. x7f. 84, 31S, 5E. 31. almanon, Crater. 6g. d6g. s6e. x6g. 48, 17S, 15E.32. al-marrakushi, Crater. 5l. d5l. s5b. x5l. 33. alpes, Montes. 2f. d2f. s2f. x2f.34. alpes, Vallis. 1f.
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    Ibn Idhari almarrakushi Jami al-mabadi wa l-ghayat fi ilm al-miqat. Frankfurt,Institut für Geschichte der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften,1984.
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    76. Planetenkunde.de / Mond - Namen - Krater Mit Individuellem Namen [A]
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    77. Seven Dials Charity
    It was another Arabian, ali Ibn Omar AbulHassan al-marrakushi, who lived atthe beginning of the 13th century, who introduced the idea of equal hours
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    78. Lunar Republic : Craters A
    8. almarrakushi ibn al-Banna, or Abu l-Abbas Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Uthman al-Azdi(1256-1321), Moroccan astronomer and mathematician; first to consider a
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    Craters A B C D ... Return To Gazetteer Index Common Name Lat Long Diam Origin Abbe Ernst K. ~ (1840-1905), German educator, optician, physicist and astronomer; appointed professor of physics and mathematics at the University of Jena (1870) and director of the astronomical and meteorological observatories at Jena (1878). Invented the apochromatic lens system for the microscope. Abbot Charles Greeley ~ (1872-1973), American astrophysicist; as director of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (Washington, D.C.) for almost four decades, he engaged in a career-long campaign to demonstrate that the Sun's energy output varies and has a measurable effect on the Earth's weather. Abduh Mohammed ~ (1849-1905), Egyptian reformer; pioneer of Islamic modernism and nationalism who preached Muslim unity against Western imperialism. After serving as a judge in his country's national courts, Abduh became grand mufti, Egypt's highest official interpreter of the shari'a (Islamic law).

    79. Almohads
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    80. Ibni Ruschd
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    Von Dr. Asadullah Yate
    Ein Leben voller Vision, geboren aus der Tradition
    Viele Biographen schreiben ihm perfekte Meisterschaft der "alten Wissenschaften" zu. Sie sind sich alle einig in ihrem Lob seiner Höflichkeit, Freundlichkeit, Großzügigkeit und Bescheidenheit. Wir erfahren, dass Ibn Ruschd eine starke Persönlichkeit hatte, klare Urteile fällte und einen scharfen Intellekt besaß. Wie sein Vater und sein Großvater wurde auch er Richter, zuerst in Sevilla (565) und später in Cordoba (die erste Berufung im Jahre 567 und die zweite 578), wo er für seinen Eifer berühmt war. Diese hochangesehene Tätigkeit wurde die Beschäftigung, für die Ibn Ruschd bei seinen Zeitgenossen und bei späteren Biographen am besten bekannt war. Wir erfahren von Ibn Abi Usaybia, dass einige seiner Söhne sich auf dem Gebiet des Rechts auszeichneten und ebenfalls Richter wurden.
    Während des größten Teils seines politischen Lebens genoß er außerordentlich gute Beziehungen zu den Khalifen der Almohaden-Dynastie: zuerst mit Abd al-Mumin (527-58), dann mit dessen Sohn Abu Yaqub Yusuf (558-80). Diese Khalifen verwandten einen Großteil ihrer Energie auf die Fortführung der reformistische Bewegung, die mit Ibn Tumart begonnen hatte (dem militärischen und geistigen Führer, der die Macht der Almorawiden herausforderte), und sie vereinnahmten Ibn Ruschd für diese Bewegung, indem für den höchsten Posten seines Gebietes bestimmt wurde: er trat die Nachfolge Ibn Tufails als Leibarzt Abu Yaqubs im Jahre 578 an, dem Jahr, in dem er oberster Richter von Cordoba wurde. Er wird gelobt für die gerechte Administration dieses Richteramtes. Er verbrachte viel Zeit und Energie mit Reisen durch die Gebiete der Almohaden im Dienst von Abu Yaqub.

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