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The Muslim town: urban life under the caliphate

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Abstract
Although the first towns the Arabs founded during the expansion of Arabia were only vast campsites, it was not long before their temporary dwellings gave way to the magnificent signature architecture of Arabian culture. What was it like to live in the Arab cities of the Abbasid dynasty, grand oases of refinement and innovation? This program describes key centers of the Muslim town, including the mosque and the souk; technical achievements such as the waterwheel; and the roles of the prince, the doctors of the law, and the leaders of the various social groups in keeping order within the bustling community. (Portions in French with English subtitles)
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Series
When the world spoke Arabic: the golden age of Arab civilization
Duration
00:29:01 (HH:MM:SS)
Language:
English, French
Target or Intended Audience
Higher education
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Name Films Media Group (Firm)
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