تخلیقات
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الجامع الكبير بسامراء
The world's largest mosque of its age (851) with the spiral 'Malwiya' minaret in Abbasid Samarra. - عمارت
سوق المدينة (حلب)
The world's longest historic covered souq (13 km) in old Aleppo; a large part burned in the 2012 fighting and has been restored. - عمارت
بازار إصفهان الكبير
Isfahan's bazaar around Naqsh-e Jahan square — the city's trading heart since Safavid times. - عمارت
بازار تبريز
Tabriz's covered bazaar — the world's largest interconnected market complex, a UNESCO-listed Silk Road site. - عمارت
جامع بيبي خانم
Timur's great mosque in Samarkand (1404) — among the largest of the Islamic world in its day. - عمارت
مسجد فيصل
Islamabad's desert-tent-shaped mosque (1986) by Vedat Dalokay — the world's fourth-largest mosque. - عمارت
السوق المغطى الكبير
The world's oldest great covered market (1461) — 61 streets and four thousand shops in Ottoman Istanbul's heart. - عمارت
مسجد الحسن الثاني
Casablanca's ocean-front mosque (1993) — the world's third-tallest minaret (210 m) and a 25,000-person prayer hall. - عمارت
خان الخليلي
Cairo's Mamluk market (1382) — coppersmiths', goldsmiths' and coffee lanes around al-Husayn; the most famous living eastern bazaar. - عمارت
خزانة كتب قصر قرطبة
The royal library of Córdoba's palace: under al-Hakam II its catalogues alone filled forty-four volumes of twenty folios each — titles only; agents bought manuscripts in every land, and the palace kept guilds of copyists, collators and binders. It stood until the Berber siege, when the hajib Wadih had most of it sold and the rest looted. - عمارت
كور أمير (ضريح تيمور)
Timur's ribbed-blue-domed mausoleum in Samarkand (1404) — the Timurid prototype that inspired Mughal building in India. - عمارت
جامع ابن طولون
Cairo's oldest intact mosque (879) — the famous spiral minaret in Samarran Abbasid style. - عمارت
مسجد ومدرسة السلطان حسن
Cairo's four-school madrasa (1363) with the tallest Mamluk minaret — chroniclers called it 'the pyramid of Islamic architecture'. - عمارت
سوق التوابل (المصرية)
Istanbul's spice market (1664) beside the New Mosque — clove and cardamom since Ottoman days. - عمارت
سوق مطرح
Muscat's old corniche souq — frankincense, spices and daggers since the maritime-trade centuries. - عمارت
مجمع قلاوون
Sultan Qalawun's Cairo complex (1285) — madrasa, hospital and domed tomb, the richest Mamluk ensemble on al-Mu'izz street. - عمارت
ساحة ريغستان
Samarkand's square ringed by three Timurid madrasas (15th–17th c.) — Central Asia's most famous tile-covered scholastic ensemble. - عمارت
جامع سليمية
Sinan's masterpiece at Edirne (1575) — a 31.5-metre dome, for centuries the widest in Islam; the architect himself called it his masterwork. - عمارت
مسجد الشيخ لطف الله
Shah Abbas's private mosque in Isfahan (1619) — a minaret-less dome that shifts colour with the day; the most refined Safavid monument. - عمارت
جامع الشيخ زايد الكبير
Abu Dhabi's grand mosque (2007) — 82 domes and the world's largest hand-knotted prayer carpet; contemporary Islamic architecture's landmark. - عمارت
سوق الحميدية
Damascus's covered souq running straight to the Umayyad Mosque — the main market of the oldest living city. - عمارت
سوق واقف
Doha's heritage souq on the old wadi bank — spices, perfumes, falcons and traditional cafés. - عمارت
جامع السليمانية
Sinan's mosque for Suleiman the Magnificent in Istanbul (1557) — dome, four minarets and a full social complex; the classical Ottoman pinnacle. - عمارت
جامع السلطان أحمد (الجامع الأزرق)
Istanbul's six-minaret mosque (1616) facing Hagia Sophia — 'blue' for the twenty thousand Iznik tiles lining its walls. - عمارت
تاج محل
Shah Jahan's mausoleum for Mumtaz Mahal at Agra (1632–53) — the most famous building of the Islamic world and the pinnacle of Mughal architecture. - واقعہ
حملة استراخان ومشروع قناة الدون–الفولغا
تقریباً اکتوبر 1569 عیسوی · جمادی الاول 977 ھThe Astrakhan expedition and Don–Volga canal, 1569 — Sokollu's audacious plan to sail the Ottoman fleet into the Caspian: a third of the canal was dug by October before winter killed the project. The Khivan and Bukharan appeals had asked the Porte to reopen the pilgrimage road that Muscovy's seizure of Astrakhan had cut. - گروہ
فرقة المهتر
The Ottoman military band — the world's oldest organised military music, which inspired Mozart and Beethoven and still performs in Istanbul. - نادر شے
المصحف الأزرق
A 9th–10th-century Kufic Qur'an in gold on indigo-blue vellum — the most beautiful known Andalusi-Maghrebi mushaf, dispersed across museums. - نادر شے
سجادة أردبيل
The most famous Islamic carpet in history (1539–40) — among the oldest dated carpets and the Safavid benchmark, at LACMA (its twin at the V&A). - نادر شے
مغسل القديس لويس
The Mamluk silver-and-gold inlaid brass basin (c.1300) in which French kings were baptised — a metalwork masterwork in the Louvre. - نادر شے
الغريفين من بيزا
The great 11th-century Islamic bronze that crowned Pisa's cathedral for centuries — the largest Islamic bronze animal sculpture. - نادر شے
كسوة الكعبة
The Kaaba's gold-embroidered black covering, renewed yearly — a tradition from pre-Islamic Arabia to the modern Mecca workshop. - نادر شے
منبر الكتبية
Marrakesh's inlaid wooden minbar (1137) — the finest surviving Islamic minbar, from Cordoba's Andalusi workshops. - نادر شے
مصحف سمرقند الكوفي
The great Kufic mushaf attributed to Uthman (8th–9th c.) kept in Tashkent — among the oldest Qur'ans extant, holding about half the text. - نادر شے
علبة المغيرة
The ivory casket made for the Cordoban prince al-Mughira (968) — the finest known Andalusi ivory; the Louvre. - نادر شے
واجهة قصر مشتى
The carved facade of the Umayyad desert palace in Jordan (744), gifted to Germany — the most famous early Islamic stone facade, in Berlin. - شخصیت
أبو سعيد السيرافي
Abu Sa'id al-Sirafi — the celebrated grammarian whose commentary on Sibawayh's Kitab revealed things no one else in the field had seen, and whose al-Iqna' was completed by his son Abu Muhammad; his Baghdad majlis drew even the keeper of Dar al-'Ilm's library. - شخصیت
يعقوب بن صابر المنجنيقي
تقریباً 1159 عیسوی · 554 ھYa'qub ibn Sabir al-Munajjiniqi 'Najm al-Din' — Baghdadi master of the mangonel corps turned poet, author of the unfinished military treatise Umdat al-Salik on siegecraft, fortification and stratagems, and of the verse anthology Maghani al-Ma'ani; favoured by the caliph al-Nasir and followed by Ibn Khallikan's generation 'as though I had lived with him'. - شخصیت
يوسف البياسي
تقریباً 1177 عیسوی · 573 ھAbu al-Hajjaj Yusuf al-Bayyasi — the Andalusi hafiz who carried the Hamasa, the Six Diwans, al-Mutanabbi's and al-Ma'arri's collections in memory; at Tunis he wrote for the Hafsid amir Abu Zakariya the I'lam bil-Hurub from 'Umar's murder to al-Walid ibn Tarif's revolt, and his own Hamasa arranged on Abu Tammam's pattern, finished Shawwal 646. - شخصیت
يوسف السيرافي
تقریباً 941 عیسوی · 330 ھAbu Muhammad Yusuf al-Sirafi — 'the excellent son of the excellent', who succeeded his father Abu Sa'id in his majlis, completed his al-Iqna', and wrote the indispensable commentary on Sibawayh's verses plus shuruh on Islah al-Mantiq, al-Majaz and Gharib al-Musannaf; al-Ma'arri tells he abandoned his grocer's shop in a flash of wounded pride and worked with four hundred diwans open before him. - شخصیت
الموفق ابن الخلال
al-Muwaffaq 'Ibn al-Khallal' — Fatimid head of the diwan al-insha' under al-Hafiz, called by Imad al-Din 'Egypt's eye and the pupil of its eye'; the al-Qadi al-Fadil anecdote has him admitting the boy on the strength of the Qur'an and the Hamasa alone and making him parse the Hamasa twice; he outlived his faculties and died 23 Jumada II 566. بلال: جيل جديد من الأبطال
The Emirati animated feature on Bilal ibn Rabah, from enslavement to becoming Islam's first muezzin — the first animated feature of its scale on a Companion.ممر الزمن
Indonesia's six-season Ramadan series about a scholar and children who travel through time exploring science and faith — a generational classic of religious television.السيدة مارفل
The Marvel miniseries on Kamala Khan — a Pakistani-American Muslim teenager in Jersey City who gains powers; Marvel's first Muslim lead, portraying mosque life, prayer and Eid.محمد خاتم الأنبياء
An American animated feature about the Prophet's mission and the rise of Islam in Mecca, produced by Badr International; the Prophet is neither shown nor heard.نوسا
The Indonesian animated children's series about Nussa and his sister Rarra learning Islamic values — the most-watched Islamic children's animation worldwide on YouTube.نوسا: الفيلم
Visinema's theatrical film spun off from the Nussa series — the boy competes in a science fair while the family faces life after the father's passing.صلاح الدين: مسلسل الرسوم
MNC Animation's Malaysian series dramatising Saladin's youth for children, aired on Al Jazeera Children's Channel — among the first animated works on a major Islamic figure.ذا ٩٩
The animated series based on Naif al-Mutawa's comic of superheroes inspired by the names of God — the first global Muslim superhero franchise.عمر وهنا
Durioo+'s Malaysian animated series about siblings Omar and Hana — one of the most successful Muslim children's channels on YouTube, with billions of views and ten-language dubs.زاكي
One4Kids' kangaroo character — songs and lessons on prayer, fasting and manners for Muslim children; among the first and most-watched Islamic children's works on YouTube.- تصنیف
أخبار الزمان
al-Mas'udi's great universal history, repeatedly cited in Muruj al-Dhahab as the earlier work carrying the full annals of Tanukh, Salih, Ghassan, the Amalekites, the Prophet's call to al-Harith and the genealogy from Abraham to Nizar. - تصنیف
أخبار عبيد بن شرية
Ubayd ibn Shariya's famous circulating book of the ancients' lore — which al-Mas'udi reports the learned dismissed as fabricated romances composed to court kings, of a piece with the translated Persian, Indian and Greek story-collections. - تصنیف
الحلائب والجلائب
Isa ibn Lahia's book of the racecourses — every horse-race of Jahiliyya and Islam. - تصنیف
الإعلام بالحروب الواقعة في صدر الإسلام
al-I'lam bil-Hurub al-Waqi'a fi Sadr al-Islam — al-Bayyasi's two-volume war history for the Hafsid amir Abu Zakariya Yahya, running from 'Umar's murder to al-Walid ibn Tarif's Jaziran revolt; Ibn Khallikan read it and judged it a craftsman's work. - تصنیف
الاستبصار
al-Mas'udi's lost work on sectarian doctrines, cited alongside al-Maqalat fi usul al-diyanat for the dispute over Abd al-Muttalib's faith. - تصنیف
الكافي في علم الدين
al-Kulayni's al-Kafi — the great Shi'i hadith corpus: sixteen thousand reports sorted sound/fair/weak over three parts. - تصنیف
الكامل في التاريخ
Ibn al-Athir's universal annalistic history — built on al-Tabari with added Maghreb, Andalus, Zangid and Crusade coverage. - تصنیف
الكتاب الأوسط
al-Mas'udi's Middle Book — between Akhbar al-Zaman and Muruj al-Dhahab — cited for the genealogy from Abraham to Nizar and the seer-tales of Samaw'al and Khazin. - تصنیف
المبادئ والتراكيب
al-Mas'udi's 'Origins and Compositions', cited with al-Zulaf on the working of sun, moon and the four natures. - تصنیف
المجسطي
Ptolemy's great work on the heavens, cited by al-Mas'udi alongside the Geography and its 4,200 cities. - تصنیف
المقالات في أصول الديانات
al-Mas'udi's lost work on the doctrines of the nations — the Mu'tazila's five principles and the sayings of the Kharijites, Murji'a, Rafida, Zaydiyya and the Hashwiyya, cited in Muruj al-Dhahab. - تصنیف
المدخل الكبير إلى علم النجوم
Abu Ma'shar's Great Introduction to astrology, cited by al-Mas'udi for the shapes each constellation displays on rising. - تصنیف
الصفوة
al-Mas'udi's work on the sayings concerning the imamate, cited at the dispute over Abd al-Muttalib's faith. - تصنیف
كتاب التنبيه والإشراف
al-Mas'udi's final book, sealing his corpus with a summary of the sciences and reports set out in his earlier works. - تصنیف
الزلف
al-Mas'udi's book expounding the sun's and moon's workings and the humoral account of the crisis-days. - تصنیف
ألف ليلة وليلة (هزار أفسانه)
The earliest surviving attestation of the Nights: al-Mas'udi in 332 names Hazar Afsana ('a thousand tales' — afsana being Persian for khurafa), 'which the people call Alf Layla wa-Layla, the tale of the king, the vizier, his daughter and her maid, Shirzad and Dinazad', alongside Farza wa Simas and the Sindbad. - تصنیف
الفصول الثلاثين
al-Farghani's Thirty Chapters on the science of the spheres. - تصنیف
حماسة أبي تمام
Abu Tammam's Hamasa — the verse anthology whose arrangement of chapters became the industry standard: al-Bayyasi memorised it and followed its ordering in his own Hamasa (646 AH), saying he found no nearer or better disposition; it stood with the Six Diwans among what the master memorisers carried. - تصنیف
حماسة البياسي
al-Bayyasi's Hamasa — a two-volume anthology on Abu Tammam's arrangement of Jahili, mukhadram, Islamic and modern verse from East and al-Andalus, finished at Tunis in Shawwal 646; Ibn Khallikan saw a copy read back to the author in his own hand. - تصنیف
كتاب العين
Kitab al-Ayn — the first Arabic dictionary arranged phonetically, attributed to al-Khalil; Ahmad Amin collects the authorship controversy: al-Nawawi credits al-Layth's compilation, al-Qali's school denounced it when it surfaced from Khurasan in 208, while al-Mubarrad and Ibn Durustawayh prized and transmitted it. - تصنیف
كتاب الإبانة
al-Mas'udi's monograph on the difference between the Mu'tazila and the people of the imamate — 'we devoted to it our book titled al-Ibana, which we chose for ourselves'. - تصنیف
كتاب الخيل
Ibn Durayd's Book of the Horse, cited for Solomon's provision-mount given to Azdi hunters. - تصنیف
الرؤوس السبعة في الإحاطة بسياسة العالم وأسراره
al-Mas'udi's 'Seven Heads on encompassing the governance of the world and its secrets' — called by him famous and comprehensive, cited for the full debate on qiyafa and its rule. - تصنیف
كتاب السندباد
The Sindbad story-book, named by al-Mas'udi among the translated tale-collections of 332. - تصنیف
كتاب فرزة وسيماس
A book of the kings of India and their viziers, named by al-Mas'udi beside Hazar Afsana and the Sindbad among the translated story-collections. - تصنیف
مروج الذهب ومعادن الجوهر
al-Mas'udi's great compendium of history, letters and geography — opening with the nations, the non-Arabs and the earth's wonders, then the Islamic realm and its caliphs to his own day; his most celebrated work. - تصنیف
طوق الحمامة في الألفة والألاف
Ibn Hazm's Ring of the Dove, the famous treatise on love and lovers of al-Andalus.