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Islam en Al-Andalus

Islam en Al-Andalus

Islam en Al-Andalus

Ahmad Thomson / Muhammad 'Ata' Ur-rahim / Muhammad ’Ata’ Ur-rahim

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Madrasa Editorial (PA)
Año de edición:
2008
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Historia
ISBN:
9788485973361
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El objetivo principal de Islam en Al-ándalus es explorar la historia de ese periodo extraordinario en el que los musulmanes florecieron para luego morir en la Península Ibérica a la  que solía llamársele Al-Andalus y que comprendía las actuales España y portugal. La presencia y la luz que aportaron los musulmanes fue en gran medida responsable del fin de la ’era oscura’ de Europa y su influencia aún persiste en nuestros días de muchas maneras.Lo que sucedió en la Península Ibérica en el periodo comprendido entre el 711 y 1609 de nuestra era, es algo fascinante. Gran iluminación y tremenda oscuridad. Sabiduría inmensa e ignorancia profunda. Uno de los significados de Al ándalus en árabe es 'hacerse tan liso y pulido con el tiempo que se desliza entre los dedos', y esta es la historia de lo que allí ocurrió, no una sino varias veces.  10

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