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Weak Interactions of Quarks and LeptonsCairo following Baybar?’ model. The revival of the hypostyle prayer hall, the association of dome plus basilica, as well as the use of glass-mosaics and . materials are some of the visual strategies and sources of self-affirmation analysed in this chapter in the light of previous practice in the tenth century in al-Andalus Umayyad caliphate.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2382-2al culture of the twelfth century with that of the thirteenth. Special attention will also be paid to the transfer of knowledge from Muslim to Christian scholars in the educational institutions founded by Alfonso X as part of his political strategy to benefit from the cultural and scientific achievements of his non-Christian subjects.

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Computer Supported Cooperative Workant invention of the Universal Astrolabe, a challenge for the Islamic astronomers resolved by means of a set of different instruments, all of them able to be used everywhere, irrespective of the latitude. The Universal Astrolabes themselves as much as the ideas behind their invention moved through the Mediterranean during the Middle Ages.

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From the Islamic West to Cairo: Malikism, Ibn Tūmart, al-Ghazālī and al-Qā?ī ‘Iyā?’s Deathof al-Qā??? ‘Iyā?’s death in different narrative genealogies that transport the reader across the Mediterranean and beyond, Albarrán analyses diverse ways of writing and imagining the past in various contexts, and explains how different identity groups, like Sufis of Mālik?? scholars, remembered this “significant past” and gave a meaning to it.

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