Definition of Istibdad. Meaning of Istibdad. Synonyms of Istibdad

- increasingly conservative after taking the throne. In a process known as İstibdad, Abdul Hamid reduced his ministers to acting as secretaries and concentrated...
- al-Kawakibi (1854–1902) met al-Afghani, Abduh and Rida. In his books Ṭabāʾiʿ al-istibdād ("The nature of despotism") and Umm al-Qurā ("Mother of villages [i.e....
- Muslim land. The reign of Abdul Hamid II was pejoratively referred to as istibdad (despotism). His reign struggled with the culmination of 75 years of change...
- implied target was clear. In one of his most influential books Tabai al-Istibdad wa-Masari al-Isti’bad (The Nature of Despotism), he said that tyranny violated...
- co-aut****d a do****ent with Tarek El Zomor entitled al-Badil al-Thalith bayna al-Istibdad wa-al-Istislam (The Third Alternative between Despotism and Surrender)...
- states. Abd al-Rahman al-Kawakibi (c. 1854–c.1902), in his book Taba'i' Al-Istibdad (The Characteristics of Tyranny), discussed the relationship between religion...
- Mamluk) 1892: Asir al-Mutamahdi (The Captive of the Mahdi Pretender) 1893: Istibdad al-Mamalik (Despotism of the Mamluks) 1893: Jihad al-Muhibbin 1896: Arm****a...
- parliament and the constitution. He instead went on to rule as an autocrat (istibdâd as marked by contemporaries, although many expressed longings for his old-fashioned...
- Various publishers: 2009-16. Al-Dawlah al-Madaniyya: Nahwa tajawuz al-istibdad wa tahqeeq maqasid al-shariah (Civil State: Towards overcoming authoritarianism...
- الملوك: رواية ادبية غرامية اجتماعية, The Misery of Kings), 1908 Ahwal al-Istibdad (أهوال الاستبداد, Aleksey Nikolayevich Tolstoy's The Terrors of Totalitarianism)...