The 'Abbasid revolution'/ by 388757 Shaban, M. A.

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The Abbasids and the Fatimids by Hediyeh Taghavi

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Coalition of Zeidiyeh and Abbasid in the First Phase of Abbasid Era; Grounds, Elements and Consequences by Hossein Hosseiniyan Moqadam, Ruhollah Tohidiniya

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THE BUYIDS, THE ‘ABBASIDS AND THE SHI‘AH by Parvin Torkamani Azar

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Arabization in the Umayyad and Abbasid eras by Tawfeek Al-Uzbaky

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Geometry in Umayyad and Abbasid Art by Selim Kılıçoğlu, Nuran Kara Pilehvarian

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The Abbasid “Golden Age”: An Excavation by Michael Cooperson

“…Although this paradigm has long been out of favor, its disappearance leaves us without a ready answer to the question of what (if anything) was distinctive about what is still sometimes called the early Abbasid golden age. The prominence of this era in later memory is here traced to the adoption of paper, which supported, on the one hand, the simplification and vulgarization of Arab language, lore, and religion; and on the other, the appearance of the first reliably contemporary eyewitness accounts in Arabic literature. …”
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The Qiyan in the early Abbasid period by Caswell, FM

“…Another theme is that the introduction of the <em>qiy̅an</em> into the Abbasid cultural life led to the development of elegiac-erotic poetry. …”

FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THINKING IN THE ABBASID DYNASTY by Alfiesyahrianta Habibie, Achmad Khudori Soleh

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Features of Arabism in the poetry of the Abbasid era by Isam Ali

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Theological Thoughts in Early Abbasid Period by Khadidge Alemi

“…The most important historical event in early Abbasid period was the application of the power of "reason" by Muslims; a phenomenon that was reinforced by the "Translation Movement" as well. …”
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Features of animal lament in Abbasid poetry by Taha Abd-AlRahman

“…And whoever looks at the lamentation in Abbasid poetry finds the abundance of its types, the branching of its motives, the diversity of its causes, and the difference of its methods, after it was presented to the most poetic symptoms that affected its style, meanings and purposes. …”
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Bokayr b. Mahan and Abbasides invitation by Negar zeylabi

“…Many historians have researched about Abbasides' rebellion, repeatedly, as one of the most important events of the early Islam. …”
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Al-Madāʾinī and the Narratives of the ʿAbbāsid Dawla by Ilkka Lindstedt

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Councils of the Abbasid Caliphs and their role in education by Zeinab Kamel Karim

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Alexandria and Antioch in the First ʿAbbāsid Century by Booth, P

“…By using several contemporaneous compilations now embedded in the History of the Patriarchs of Alexandria, and by putting these in conversation with parallel texts produced in Syriac, this article explores the revitalisation of the contacts between the Severan patriarchs of Alexandria and Antioch in the context of the late Marwānid and ʿAbbāsid periods. It argues that, while the commitment to communion was a shared inheritance of the late Roman period, the same commitment was renewed and refashioned in a quite different context, wherein the shifting distribution of power within the caliphate had placed the Alexandrian patriarchs in a position of distinct disadvantage and discomfort, far removed from the centres of patronage and of power.…”

Abbasid studies II : occasional papers of the School of 'Abbasid Studies, Leuven, 28 June - 1 July 2004 / by Nawas, John Abdallah, 1960- 532272

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The Great Caliphs : the golden age of the 'Abbasid Empire / by 190325 Bennison, Amira K.

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The position of the Abbasid Caliphate concerning the intellectual ‎deviation by Asia Fahd, Mudhir Ali

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The motives of neighboring Makkah in the first Abbasid era by جابر غازي الكريطي, محمد نجم الشيباني

“… The research in our hands is concerned with studying the motives of the neighborhood of Makkah Al-Mukarramah in the first Abbasid era, which were numerous due to the political developments that that era witnessed and the cultural and scientific renaissance that left its clear imprints on Islamic civilization. …”
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