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Shams al-Din Abu Abd
Allah Muhammad ibn
Ahmad ibn Abi Bakr,
commonly known by the
nisba al-Maqdisi or al-Muqaddasī, was a
medieval Arab geographer, author...
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Masoud Ahmadi Moghaddasi (Persian: مسعود احمدی مقدسی; 1963 – 2
August 2005) was an
Iranian judge and
deputy to
Saeed Mortazavi. He was ********inated on...
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Antun Maqdisi, also
written as Antoun/Anton Maqdesi/Muqaddasi/
Moqaddasi (1914 –
January 5, 2005; Yabroud) was a
Syrian philosopher,
politician and human...
- Al-Masudi, Ibn al-Nadim,
Hamzeh Esfahani, Ibn Hawqal, Al-Baladhuri,
Moqaddasi, Yaghubi,
Hamdallah Mostowfi, and Al-Khwarizmi. Ebn al-Moqaffa' (d. 142/759)...
- caliphate.
Clifford Edmund Bosworth says: We need not take
seriously Moqaddasī’s ****ertion that
Azerbaijan had
seventy languages, a
state of
affairs more...
- Deh Now-ye
Moqaddasi (Persian: ده نومقدسي, also
Romanized as Dehnow-ye
Moqaddasī, Deh Now-e Maqaddas, and Deh Now-ye Moqaddas; also
known as Deh Now,...
- Id" form, and
clicking on "Search Database". (Eṣṭaḵri, p. 198, n. c);
Moqaddasi, p. 402; (Abu’l-Fedā, Taqwim, p. 419; (Nozhat al-qolub, ed. Le Strange...
- Eṣṭaḵri, pp. 263-65, tr. pp. 277-82 Ibn Ḥawqal, pp. 437-39, tr. pp. 424;
Moqaddasi (Maqdesi), Aḥsan al-taqāsim fi maʿrifat al-aqālim, ed. M. J. de Goeje...
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protective forts built to
protect the
Samanid empire from
nomadic raiders.
Moqaddasi numbered these fortresses, or ribāṭs, at 1,700. They
built outer walls...
- sources.
Although in some areas, for example,
Shiraz at the time of
Moqaddasi's visit in
about 375/985 (p. 429),
there may
still have been
strong non-Muslim...
