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Page 87
... Seljuq period . Little is known about Seljuq palaces or private residences in general . A few fragments in Konya or in Mosul are in- sufficient to give a coherent idea about urban palaces , and it is only in Anatolia and in Central Asia ...
... Seljuq period . Little is known about Seljuq palaces or private residences in general . A few fragments in Konya or in Mosul are in- sufficient to give a coherent idea about urban palaces , and it is only in Anatolia and in Central Asia ...
Page 89
... Seljuq Anatolia . This new province of Islam was rapidly populated with new immi- grants and consequently gathered themes and motifs from throughout the Muslim world , as well as from the several native Anatolian traditions of Byzantine ...
... Seljuq Anatolia . This new province of Islam was rapidly populated with new immi- grants and consequently gathered themes and motifs from throughout the Muslim world , as well as from the several native Anatolian traditions of Byzantine ...
Page 120
... Seljuq Turks . The Seljuqs were a family among the Oğuz Turks , a label applied to the migratory pastoralists of the Syrdarya - Oxus basin . Their name has come to stand for the group of Oğuz families led into Ghaznavid Khorasan after ...
... Seljuq Turks . The Seljuqs were a family among the Oğuz Turks , a label applied to the migratory pastoralists of the Syrdarya - Oxus basin . Their name has come to stand for the group of Oğuz families led into Ghaznavid Khorasan after ...
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Muḥammad and the Religion of ISLAM 44 ISLAMIC ARTS | 44 |
The ISLAMIC WORLD | 103 |
ISRAEL | 134 |
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