Publications
Islamic sects through the book Beliefs of Muslim and Polytheist Sects by Al-Razi
Jan 11, 2022Journal Journal of Al-Farahidis Arts
Publisher Journal of Al-Farahidis Arts University of Tikrit
Issue 48-1
Volume 14
he research dealt with Imam Al-Razi and referred to his life briefly, so he mentioned his name, nickname and surname, and presented a brief study about his receiving of science and the era in which he lived, as well as alluding to some of his books and travels. At the same time, the research focused on Al-Razi's approach and his philosophy in the book, The Beliefs of the Sects of Muslims and the Polytheists, so he reviewed its contents, as he stood on the statements of the owners of the sects, their intellectual currents, and their opinions. The beliefs and sayings of some of these sects, as well as the Indian, Greek, Persian and Byzantine civilizations, which had a great influence on logic, Islamic philosophy, theology, mathematics, medicine and astronomy. The Greeks, the Persians, and the Romans also drew from the Eastern civilization, including poetry, proverbs, wisdom, sciences and beliefs they adhered to, and the impact of this appeared on the inhabitants of those civilizations who converted to Islam later.
Seljuk Sultan Alp Arslan and his jihadist role in the Battle of Manzikert (463 AH / 1071 AD)
Nov 16, 2021Journal Journal of Tikrit University for Humanities
Publisher Journal of Tikrit University for Humanities University of Tikrit
Issue 4-1
Volume 28
The research traces one of the most prominent battles of the great Seljuk sultans (Alp Arslan).The study highlights the extent of his courage and his deep rooted jihadi spirit . The research fosters his biography, and how he was granted different titles especially from the Abbasid Caliph, the Imam of God ( AH) / AD), after being capable of unifying the Seljuks under the umbrella of Abbasid Caliphate. The research, furthermore, touches upon the details of the famous battle of Malaz Kard ( AH / AD) in which this Sultan won the battle over the Byzantine army by means of his military experience, good leadership, and overcoming the battle’s severe conditions including the great difference in number and equipment. The battle is a landmark in the history of Muslims in a sense that it had a great impact on spreading Islam in Anatolia and bringing about important changes regarding the political map of Asia Minor and the Levant during the period of the Abbasid caliphate.
A study of the book Al-Imtaa’ wa Al-Mu’anasa by Abu Hayyan Al-Tawhidi
Nov 8, 2021Journal JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin
Publisher JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin University for Humanities University of Tikrit
Issue 48/1
Volume 12
Arab-Islamic economic thought: Musaqat and Muzara'ah - a model
Nov 19, 2020Journal Al Malweah for Archaeological and Historical studies
Publisher Al Malweah for Archaeological and Historical studies Samarra University
Issue 22
Volume 7
Abstract Highlighted research highlighted two cases inseparable of Islamic systems (transactions) that were practiced before and after the establishment of the Islamic state, on the economic side, namely the (Almoscap and sharecropping), and the relevance and legitimacy in the mind of the Islamic state after the recognize of the linguistically and idiomatically, and how Quran and Sunnah have put legitimate controls for the exercise of these transactions agriculture and irrigation between members of the Muslim community. As well as the pens of historians and scholars specialize thought Islamic economic thought their works and those who played their part in establishing controls and asssets and organize these transactions in terms of agricultural land division method irrigation, increase production, harvest, sales…etc) and enter the smallest details in this area to demonstrate the halal and haram from direction, and to facilitate the task of irrigation and agriculture throughout the year as trying to avoid injustice and is living under Islam and justice form other direction. if it was based these authors in all legislation, koranic verses, acts and sayings of the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), jurists to put this kind of economic transactions within an Islamic thought purely.
Contributions of Moroccan scholars to the pure sciences in Egypt and the Levant during the Crusades (491-691 AH/1097-1291 AD)
Nov 26, 2019Journal Surra Man Ra'a
Publisher Surra Man Ra'a University of samarra
Issue 61
Volume 15
This study focuses on the Moroccan scientists in the (pure) mental sciences coming from the Morocco to Egypt and the Levant during the Crusades, which lasted about two centuries, and how these scientists have invented and contributed to the various pure sciences, as well as other sciences in preserving Arab Islamic Heritage. At the same time, they influenced and influenced to the scholars of Egypt and the Levant, so that they became an important and vital part in the spread of the Arab Islamic civilization, to present them to subsequent generations to draw lessons and lessons through the successive stages of the ages, and how they became the focus of destruction and admiration of princes and leaders during this period.
Attempts to revive the Abbasid Caliphate army and the Seljuk reaction
Nov 16, 2019Journal JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin
Publisher JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin University of Tikrit
Issue 38
Volume 11
The historical role of Iraqi universities in building national identity
Jun 5, 2018Journal Journal of Al-Farahidis Arts
Publisher Journal of Al-Farahidis Arts University of Tikrit
Issue 34-2
Volume 10
Al-Hasan al-Basri, his scientific status, his works, and the attribution of the conditions of the Imamate to him or not
Nov 5, 2017Journal Journal of Tikrit University for Humanities
Publisher Journal of Tikrit University for Humanities University of Tikrit
Issue 9
Volume 24
Al-Kindi, the philosopher of his time
May 28, 2016Journal Al Malweah for Archaeological and Historical studies
Publisher Al Malweah for Archaeological and Historical studies Samarra University
Issue 5
Volume 3