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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Islamic Empire"”.

  1. The Bedouin of the Fatimid Empire: Faith vs. Politics in a Medieval Islamic Empire

    The Fatimid Empire was initially established in 296/909 in North Africa. The capital was later shifted to Cairo from where the Fatimid imams controlled vast areas of the Islamic world, each with its own unique set of ethnicities. Powerful Arab Bedouin tribes were concentrated on the fringes of the …

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  2. Aristotle’s journey to Europe: A synthetic history of the role played by the Islamic Empire in the transmission of Western educational philosophy sources from the fall of Rome through the medieval period

    … medieval Europe after the split of the Roman Empire into east and west sectors, but these two potential paths functionally became, instead, dual roadblocks to its transmission. In the western portion of the former Roman Empire, there was an overwhelming passive indifference to Greek philosophy …

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  3. Shifting landscapes: Christian apologetics and the gradual restriction of dhimmi social religious liberties from the Arab-Muslim conquests to the Abbasid era

    … generated a serious concern of apostasy in the Islamic Empire in which later Islamic legal scholars particularly emphasized and restricted Christian apologetics and evangelical actions in universal Islamic law codes, altering Christian social-religious living. This thesis suggests that Christian …

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  4. The Universal Grammar of the Laws of War: A Theory of Moral Discourse and International Norms

    … political actors in Ancient China, the early Islamic empire, early medieval Europe, and modern international society all endorsed similar normative ideas for protecting the victims of war, I claim that humanitarian protection norms are fairly common in the history of advanced civilizations, …

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  5. Pengelolaan wakaf produktif di Lembaga Al-Kautsar Kota Pasuruan: Perspektif Undang-undang nomor 41 tahun 2004

    … the practice of waqf had existed since the Islamic empire and it becomes political force in Indonesia. The progress of waqf in Indonesia is marked by the Act No. 41 of 2004 on waqf in Indonesia. Altought the endowment practices that occurred in Indonesia have been going on since long time …

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