10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «MUNAJIM»
Discover the use of
munajim in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
munajim and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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The Annual of Leeds University Oriental Society - Jilid 1-4 - Halaman 41
Yazdigird [signifies the name of the founder of the family of Al-Munajim]. Yahya, his son, was a freedman {mauld) of [the Caliph] Al-Mansur, and his surname was Abu 'All. At first he joined the entourage of Al- Fadl b. Sahl[d. 202/818], and was ...
University of Leeds. Oriental Society, 1959
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Studies in Oriental music - Halaman 404
Yazdigird [signifies the name of the founder of the family of Al-Munajim]. Yahya, his son, was a freedman (maula) of [the Caliph] Al-Mansur, and his surname was Abu 'All. At first he joined the entourage of Al- Fadl b. Sahlfd. 202/818], and was ...
Henry George Farmer, E. Neubauer, 1997
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Henry George Farmer and the First International Congress ...
... (Ibn al-Munajim) 286 Risâla fil-'ud, (Anon.) 289 Risālafi ta'lif al-alhán (Ali ibn Sa'id al-Andalusi) 286 Risālafi tartib wa'l-naghm (al-Kindi) 246, 283 Risālafi qizmāt al-qanun (al-Kindi) 344 Risâla San'at al-juljul (Muristus) 283 Risâla San'at ...
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A History of the Moghuls of Central Asi: The Tarikh-i-Rashidi
This author was an Arab who lived from 1630 to 1701, and is usually known as the " Munajim Bashi." Two passages from this extract run : (1) " Balasagun .... situated at the beginning of the 7th climate in 102° of Long., and 48° of Lat., not far ...
Mirza Muhammad Haidar Dughlt, N. Elias, 2008
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Names, Natures and Things: The Alchemist Jābir ibn ...
10 “Asabi” literally means “fingers,” a term which designates the melodic modes known to have been organized into a system by the late 1st/7th century musician Ibn Misjah (described by Ibn al-Munajim (d. 300/912) in his Risâla fi'l-Musiqa ...
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The Second Formation of Islamic Law - Halaman 251
Munajim Bāshi, Ahmad ibn Lutf Allah. Kitāb jāmi' al-duwal: Oism salâtin Al Uthman ilâ sanat 1083 H. 3 vols. Mecca: s.n., 2009. Al-Murâdi, Muhammad Khalil ibn Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Muhammad. Arf al-bashām fi-man uyaliya fatu'â Dimasha ...
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History of al-Tabari Vol. 35, The: The Crisis of the ... - Halaman 181
173, 15.4 n. 276, 161 n. 284. al-Mukharrami Abu Ja'far 67. al-Mukharrim 114, 125. mulharm (woven type) 49, al-Munajjim, see Muhammad b. Müsa al-Munajjim and Ahmad b. al-Munajim. Muntasir, al-Muntasir Billāh, Caliph [861–862): i, 1, 2 n.
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Baghdad: City of Peace, City of Blood
Outside its hallowed sanctuary other individuals also made profoundly important contributions: the Banu Munajim, a courtly family of astronomers and astrologers, opened the Khizanat al Hikma, or Treasury of Wisdom, a librarycumhostel for ...
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Iran between Islamic Nationalism and Secularism: The ... - Halaman 91
For example aqa Mirza ahmad Munajim Bashi subscribed to the reformist newspaper Thuraya, based in Cairo in 1898–1899.96 not unexpectedly, the clearest glimpse of secular reform appears from the remnants of Zill al-sultan's modernised ...
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Annals of the Caliphs' Kitchens: Ibn Sayyār al-Warrāq's ... - Halaman 522
He may have been Jahza al-BarmakI Gá-): Ala-> or Ali bin Yahya bin Abi Mansur al-Munajim (*!). Both names usually carry the agnomen Abu al-Hasan. See Jahza, and al-Munajjim below. Abü al-Hurr (3>'' #! I have not been able to identify the ...
