- The
Nezamiyeh (Persian: نظامیه) or
Nizamiyyah (Arabic: النظامیة) are a
group of
institutions of
higher education established by
Khwaja Nizam al-Mulk in...
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Nezamiyeh (Persian: نظاميه, also
Romanized as
Nez̧āmīyeh; also
known as Kūlābād) is a
village in Mian Rokh
Rural District,
Jolgeh Rokh District, Torbat-e...
- 1096, when al-Ghazali left the
nezamiyeh, it
housed 3,000 students. In 1116,
Muhammad al-Shahrastani
taught at the
nezamiyeh. In the 1170s,
statesman Beha...
- time,
notably with the
construction of
educational institutions known as
Nezamiyeh,
which are ****ociated with Al-Ghazali and
Saadi Shirazi. The expansion...
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Chicago plan to
start excavations in
early 2006.
Christianity portal Nezamiyeh Oswald Spangler,
Decline of the West, transl.
Charles Francis Atkinson...
- last two were
examples of
madrasa or
theological college libraries. The
Nezamiyeh was
founded by the
Persian Nizam al-Mulk, who was
vizier of two early...
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Iranian scientists, scholars, and
engineers List of
Iranian mathematicians Nezamiyeh Academy of
Gondishapur International rankings of Iran in
science and technology...
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serves the
identical purposes as seminary,
namely Hawza of Shi'a Islam,
Nezamiyeh in the
medieval Persia,
Darul Uloom which has
roots in
South Asia, Qawmi...
- 1072)
financially supported sciences and
literature and
established the
Nezamiyeh university in Baghdad.
Expansion continued,
sometimes by force, sometimes...
- then
retired to a
school in
Baghdad which was
founded by his father, the
Nezamiyeh,
where he
lived the last 25
years of his life,
dying in 1149/1150. In...
