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The Crusades shaped the European Middle Ages, providing this chapter of History with an abundant [...]
Mohamed Chtatou – Université Internationale de Rabat Instituted in Medina in the year 624, the [...]
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This last year, the Islamic Culture Foundation (FUNCI) has signed many collaboration agreements with international [...]
Khadijah bint Khuwaylid (خديجة بنت خويلد ), the first wife of the Prophet Muhammad, was [...]
“Travelling – it leaves you speechless and then turns you into a storyteller”, Ibn Battuta [...]
This is the second part of Dr. Chtatou’s text on Al-Andalus, its history and development. [...]
Due to its gender identity and its religious option, the Muslim women of Castile were [...]
At the crack of dawn, bright summer sunshine basking the city of Tashkent — the [...]
Article written by Mark Cartwright and originally published in Ancient.eu on May 2019. Following the conquest of [...]
Al-Andalus in Andalusia Andalusia is the seduction of Spain. It is believed to be immediately [...]
China has an ambiguous stance in regards to institutionalized faith. On the one hand, the [...]
Sufism designates the effort of internalization of the Qur’anic Revelation, the break with the purely [...]
Ibn al-Haytham saw what no other scientist from the Greco-Roman era was able to see [...]
The Amazighs are the oldest inhabitants of North Africa, a proof of that is their [...]
The real meaning of Aid al-Adha, or the sacrifice festivity, goes beyond the animal sacrifice, [...]
The hand of Fatima has become one of the most common symbols to produce jewels, [...]
In these days of “lockdown” for a common good, our colleague Daniel Gil-Benumeya, Scientific Coordinator [...]
When one thinks of the Balearic Islands, Spain’s rich Islamic history doesn’t come to mind [...]
Plague, pandemic and pestilence have long been themes for writers, historians and poets, from Giovanni [...]
Aramco World magazine reproduces an excerpt from the book All the Lands Were Sea, by [...]
Nowadays we can’t really imagine algebra that doesn’t involve symbols, but there was a time [...]
Rather than perpetuate the romanticised image of the Orient commonplace in 19th century literature, writer [...]
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