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This paper presented at the 7th International Congress of...
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From 23rd to 24th April, Nida Trust, an organisation which...
A reconstructed model of The Elephant Clock at the center of the display (© FSTC 2008).
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In 12-13 November 2008, the United Nations organised in New...
The historian al-Masudi writes that on state occasions Zubayda “could scarcely walk under the weight of her jewelry and dresses.” She endowed more charitable works for pilgrims to Makkah than any ruler of her era. (Image Source)
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In this article, Natty Mark Samuels explores the life and...
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Jordan conference explores Schools and Learning Institutions in Muslim Civilisation
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In order to popularise the diverse history of science. The...
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Though we may think of Timbuktu as the pre-eminent site of...
