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الرحلات العلمية من بلاد الشام واليها في العصرين الزنكي والايوبي (521 - 661هـ/1127 - 1262م) == Study Travels From Syria And Into Syria In The Zinki And Ayubid Ages (521 - 661 A.H.) (1127 - 1262 A.D

Author name: منال محمود رشيد احمد الزبيدي
Supervisor name: غانم عبد الله خلف حسن الخطابي
General topic: History
Specific topic: Islamic History
Degree: Master
University: University of Al Mosul - College Of Literature - Department Of History
Language: Arabic
University location: Mosul
First pages: 11T3044 - p.pdf
Abstract: Travel for study purposes is one of the features of the Islamic scientific and academic movement, which was an important thing in the continuity of ideological communication among the parts of the Islamic state. It helped scholars to acquire the knowledge other Muslim scholars have such the books that were brought into Syria.The study aims at shedding light on an important period of the history of the region. Syria was subject to the most dangerous challenge represented by the crusaders who posed a threat to the region and the Islamic nation at large. Therefore, it was necessary to face this threat. The role of scholars was evident in this conflict not only Syrian scholars, but also scholars from other places who supported the defenders on the basis of defending faith, religion and land.As far as this period is concerned, researchers and historians consider the Ayubid age as an extension the Zinki age which witnessed the rise of many scholars who contributed to the scientific activity the most important feature of which is the study travel. This explains their patronage by kings, princes, viziers and the public.The study is divided into three chapters. Chapter One is devoted to the definition of religious sciences such as Quranic reading, Quranic explanation, prophetic tradition, jurisprudence and the names of the scholars who left Syria arranged according to the year of death.Chapter Two deals with language sciences such as grammar, poetics, morphology and rhetoric as well as scholars' efforts in their travels, social sciences such as history, historians who traveled from and into Syria and their achievements, and geography and the specialists in this field who traveled from and into Syria.Chapter Three is specified to other sciences such as medicine, pharmacology, theology, philosophy and mathematics
References: 11T3044 - R.pdf
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