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lived in or
visited Samarqand over the millennia, the most
famous being Abulqasem Ferdowsi, Omar Khayyam,
Abdurahman Jami, Abu
Abdullah Rudaki,
Suzani Samarqandi...
- the
Mathematicians in the
Islamic Period, from 10th to 17th century,
Abulqasem Qorbani, Tehran, 1996, 2nd edition) Portals: Islam Philosophy Mathematics...
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Reayeh le
Hoquqellah by
Hareth al
Mahasebi (243 AD) and
Tartib al
Soluk by
Abulqasem al
Qoshayri (450AD). Iran:
Religion &
Culture (The
Avestaic Writing of...
- Seminary. He was born in a
known family of
Tabatabaei Sadat. His
father Abulqasem had a
child called Say****
Muhammad in
Fesharak Isfahan.[dead link] Say****...
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Mirza collaborated with
Telegraph Khana.
Among the scholars, Hajj
Mirza Abulqasem Moin al-Gharba, Hajj
Sheikh Hasan Hojjat Kashi, Hajj
Sheikh Abdul Rahim...
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forced to pay
ransoms for
enslaved people during Ebrahim Khan's
protege Abulqasem Garrusi. His rule in
Kerman was
reported to be
benevolent and merciful...
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written by
Zahra Zarshanas and Vida
Nadaf with
articles by Jale Amoozgar,
Abulqasem Ismailpour, Iraj
Afshar and
Manouchehr Sotoudeh was
published by Tahori...
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geographical description and a 10th-century map of Sham in
Ashkal al-Alam by
Abulqasem bin
Ahmad Jaihani (F.
Mansouri edition, 1989–90), the
place would have...
