Check out history classes from Ustadh Abu Ayyub. He also has done history classes on al-Andalus and he is full of gems!
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Some pictures of a project in reviving Andalusian-Maghribi calligraphy in manuscript form. The work is extremely beautiful and I hope to see more like this and will continue to grow, in’shaa’Allah.
The work has been done by calligrapher Ustadh Badr Essaihi (@badr_essaihi), geometric floral design by Ustadh Fouad Blili (@fouad_blili), leather craftsmanship by Furkan Yoldas (@furkanyoldas_), and photographer Khalil SK (@khalil_sk).
I would advise everyone to check out their social media accounts on Instagram and see more pictures of art.
The work has been done by calligrapher Ustadh Badr Essaihi (@badr_essaihi), geometric floral design by Ustadh Fouad Blili (@fouad_blili), leather craftsmanship by Furkan Yoldas (@furkanyoldas_), and photographer Khalil SK (@khalil_sk).
I would advise everyone to check out their social media accounts on Instagram and see more pictures of art.
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Gems of al-Andalus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgnwXoOLnQM&list=WL&index=57
A tour of Madinat al-Zahra Cordoba, Spain from Ustadh Adnan Rashid
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Magnificent Alhambra Granada Spain from Ustadh Adnan Rashid
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An interesting yet sad story about this book.
It was said that after the author wrote this book he was murdered.
There was a group that was residing in al-Andalus and migrated to Morocco when al-Andalus fell into the hands of the Catholics. This group was against the Maliki Madhab and its Usul.
A Maliki scholar by the name of Abu al-Abbas al-Waryakili as-Saghir wrote a strong rebuttal against this group and defended the Maliki school. This group could not handle this refutation and it was said that it led to Shaykh al-Waryakili being killed.
This book has been published for the first time by Ihya Center For Research and Studies in Cairo.
It was said that after the author wrote this book he was murdered.
There was a group that was residing in al-Andalus and migrated to Morocco when al-Andalus fell into the hands of the Catholics. This group was against the Maliki Madhab and its Usul.
A Maliki scholar by the name of Abu al-Abbas al-Waryakili as-Saghir wrote a strong rebuttal against this group and defended the Maliki school. This group could not handle this refutation and it was said that it led to Shaykh al-Waryakili being killed.
This book has been published for the first time by Ihya Center For Research and Studies in Cairo.
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The true account of Ibn Firnas from al-Maqqari's 17th c. book entitled "Nafh al-Tib min Ghusni'l-Andalus" compiled from earlier sources about the history of al-Andalus.
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🔷How a Soldier From Al-Andalus Would of Looked Like
As you can see there is a covering that wraps around soldier similar to a Silham that is worn in North Africa until this day.
A pointy style helmet was also common in Muslim lands in the east.
Helmets without pointy tops was also worn in Al-Andalus such as the helmet of Abu Abdallah Muhammad XII, known in the West as Boabdil, the last Nasrid sultan of Granada (reigned 1482–83 and 1487–92). His helmet is rumored to be in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City. I have personally seen this helmet and took a picture with it.
Source: Uniformes El Ejército Espanol, Pedro Palazon
As you can see there is a covering that wraps around soldier similar to a Silham that is worn in North Africa until this day.
A pointy style helmet was also common in Muslim lands in the east.
Helmets without pointy tops was also worn in Al-Andalus such as the helmet of Abu Abdallah Muhammad XII, known in the West as Boabdil, the last Nasrid sultan of Granada (reigned 1482–83 and 1487–92). His helmet is rumored to be in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City. I have personally seen this helmet and took a picture with it.
Source: Uniformes El Ejército Espanol, Pedro Palazon
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🔷New Book!
Recently a new publication of al-Qasida al-Waddahiyah which is a poem in honor and defense of Umm al-Mu’minin ‘Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her).
It is 56 lines of poetry and it is easy to memorize.
The author, ibn Bahij was from the city of Almería, modern day southern Spain and known to be a person of knowledge, piety and was famous for his poetry.
Recently a new publication of al-Qasida al-Waddahiyah which is a poem in honor and defense of Umm al-Mu’minin ‘Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her).
It is 56 lines of poetry and it is easy to memorize.
The author, ibn Bahij was from the city of Almería, modern day southern Spain and known to be a person of knowledge, piety and was famous for his poetry.
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🔷Adding on to my previous post:
Here is a vocal and English transltion of al-Qasida al-Waddahiyah, a 56 line of poetry in honor and defense of Umm al-Mu’minin ‘Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her).
The author of the poem was an Andalusian poet named ibn Bahij and was from the city of Almería. He was known to the people of knowledge for this poetry.
Video credits belong to Youtube channel: Bridges of Poetry
Follow them on YouTube and Telegram:
https://www.youtube.com/@BridgesOfPoetry
https://t.me/BridgesOfPoetry
Here is a vocal and English transltion of al-Qasida al-Waddahiyah, a 56 line of poetry in honor and defense of Umm al-Mu’minin ‘Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her).
The author of the poem was an Andalusian poet named ibn Bahij and was from the city of Almería. He was known to the people of knowledge for this poetry.
Video credits belong to Youtube channel: Bridges of Poetry
Follow them on YouTube and Telegram:
https://www.youtube.com/@BridgesOfPoetry
https://t.me/BridgesOfPoetry
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