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A. Razak Adam. kepada nasib dalam menentukan kelangsungan hidup manusia kelak. Jika tidak terpilih, apakah nasib Islam di bumi baru nanti? Dia berdoa kepada Allah semoga diterima dalam kalangan lima orang itu. Hanya kepada ...
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The New Encyclopedia of Islam - Halaman 94
AL-BURAQ - BURDAH a revolt against the Sultan at the turn of the 19th century, held northeast Morocco making Taza his provisional capital, and twice threatened Fez with an army of his followers. After long struggles, he was captured in 1909 ...
Cyril Glassé, Huston Smith, 2003
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Muhammad, the Messenger of Islam: His Life & Prophecy
Among them was one Buraq, which seemed sad and dejected; its head was bowed and tears were streaming from its eyes. Jibra'il i& approached that Buraq without hesitation and asked him the reason for its distress. The Buraq then said, "As ...
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Magickal, Mystical Creatures: Invite Their Powers Into ... - Halaman 32
Buraq. The Arabs have a story of a magickal flying horse called Al Borak, Buraq, or Burak. This creature was the milk-white steed of Mohammed and could outdistance human sight in a single stride. It fmally carried Mohammed to heaven from ...
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Encyclopedia of Islam - Halaman 118
Al-Buraq (an Arabic name possibly meaning “lightning”) is the fabled animal ridden by the prophets that is most famous for having carried mUhammad Al-Buraq, the legendary mount of the prophets (printed poster) from mecca to JerUsalem ...
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The Mythical Creatures Bible: The Definitive Guide to ... - Halaman 104
The Buraq is the mysterious mount that carried Muhammad on a miraculous journey that is traditionally said to have been accomplished in a single night. The Buraq is described as white and long, larger than a donkey and smaller than a mule ...
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Von der mittelalterlichen zur modernen Aufklärung: Studien ...
Brief mention has already been made of the fabulous steed Buraq which, according to some accounts, conveyed Muhammad to Jerusalem and, according to others, even carried him on his ascent through the heavens into the very presence of ...
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Heavenly Journeys, Earthly Concerns: The Legacy of the ...
Later, this depiction of Buraq as a winged steed became solidified throughout the traditions and, in particular, in art.15 The etymology of the word “buraq” is unclear. Edgar Blochet argues that it is from the middle Persian barag, meaning “steed ...
Brooke Olson Vuckovic, 2004
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Dracopedia The Bestiary: An Artist's Guide to Creating ... - Halaman 21
Buraq Depicted in a Persian Sculpture One of the rarest and most resplendent creatures of folklore and legend is the buraq, also referred to as a lamassu. Historical depictions of the buraq range widely in appearance. According to Persian ...
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Painting in Islam: A Study of the Place of Pictorial Art ... - Halaman 118
Buraq was undoubtedly originally brought in to carry the Prophet to Jerusalem; when it had to make the further journey to heaven, wings were ascribed to it. So, in the oldest extant biography of Muhammad, that by Ibn Ishaq (ob. a. d. 768) ...
