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Abbasid Caliphate

Abbasid Caliphate part one

A Golden Age in Islam(Abbasid Caliphate) In the 8th century Middle East, a new  dynasty seized control of one of the  world’s greatest empires – the Islamic Caliphate. Though little remembered in the west today,  the Abbasids reigned for five centuries. They oversaw an era of Islamic military  dominance… city-building…  brilliant scholarship, and technological innovation. […]

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alexander the tyrant and the succesors

The tyrant and succesors (Alexander the great part eight)

Tyrant : The Death of Cleitus : by now,many of the Macedonian troops were unhappy with Alexander the tyrant. Most had not seen their homes in years,but their kings seemed bent on Conquest Without End. What was worse, He’d begun to adopt the rituals and dress of their defeated Persian enemy-Customs they viewed as a feminate, And

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alexander the great (continue of The battle of gaugamela)

Alexander the great part seven(continue of The battle of gaugamela)

The Outcome of the battle of Gaugamela : Alexander’s Triumph in Persia As the battle of Gaugamela continues. The Macedonian King entered the great City in Triumph,recognized by Persian officials as it’s new rightful ruler. So too at the city of Susa,where Alexander ceremonially took his seat upon the Royal Throne of Persia. In the

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alexander's history,Alexander’s Army: A Force Unleashed

army-and-battle-of-granicus(2nd-part -alexander’s)

Alexander’s Army: Unleashed Power by the history: in the spring,One of the greatest military campaigns in history began, when Alexander led his army across the Hellespond into Asia Minor in 334 BC, ready to begin his battle against the Persian Empire.Alexander’s Army was about 40,000 strong drawn from all parts of Greece, the Infantry were

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Ibn khaldun history ( science)

4th part of Ibn Khaldun’s introduction

science : The thing that transforms a person’s perspective and aids in his growth and development is knowledge. Ibn Khaldun distinguishes between two categories of sciences: rational sciences and transmitted sciences. Like physics, biology, philosophy, and other sciences we study in school, rational sciences are ones that can evolve and change over time. The sciences of

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