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Hamadan (/ˌhæməˈdæn/ HAM-ə-DAN; Persian: همدان,
pronounced [hæmeˈdɒːn]) is a city in
western Iran. It is
located in the
Central District of
Hamadan County...
- 12
January 1160, Suleiman-Shah
traveled from
Mosul to
Hamadhan. The
reason he went to
Hamadhan was that
after the
death of
Prince Muhammad, son of Sultan...
- "client" of an Arab
trader from the
tribe of Banī Hanẓala in the city of
Hamadhān. His
mother was said to have been from Khwārizm.
Mubarak later married...
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Brethren of Purity.
While he was
imprisoned in the
castle of
Fardajan near
Hamadhan,
Avicenna wrote his
famous "floating man"—literally
falling man—a thought...
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another possible influence on the
picaresque style. Al-Hamadhani (d.1008) of
Hamadhan (Iran) is
credited with
inventing the
literary genre of maqāmāt in which...
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Jibali region of the state,
especially in
their traditional axis of Rayy,
Hamadhan and Hulwan.
Turkmens were
difficult to manage, and they were susceptible...
- al-Mutarrif, Urwa and
Hamza his
deputy governors in al-Mada'in, Kufa and
Hamadhan, respectively, on
account of
their shared Thaqafi descent.
Lammens 1993...
- Musa ibn Bugha, used the
opportunity to
return from his semi-exile in
Hamadhan,
arriving in
Samarra in
December 869.
There he
constrained al-Muhtadi to...
- by
saying ‘I’."
While he was
imprisoned in the
castle of
Fardajan near
Hamadhan,
Avicenna wrote his "Floating Man"
thought experiment to
demonstrate human...
- by
saying ‘I’."
While he was
imprisoned in the
castle of
Fardajan near
Hamadhan,
Avicenna wrote his
famous "Floating Man"
thought experiment to demonstrate...
