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100			_aJaeet, Hisham هشام جعيط _95817
245		0	_aنشأة المدينة العربية الاسلامية الكوفة/ _cهشام جعيط
250			_aThird edition;
260			_aبيروت؛ _bدار الطليعة؛ _c2005
300			_a407p;
500			_aTitle translation: The Origins of the Arab-Islamic City: Kufa by Hisham Jait
520			_a"This book aspires to be a revival or rather a restoration of Kufa, the first major Arab city, chronologically, outside the Arabian Peninsula, which was born with the conquest, and was one of the important centers of the empire, and has now ceased to exist. Hisham Jaeet chronicles the city of Kufa, speaking about its Arab and Islamic origins, in seven chapters. In the first chapter, he spoke about the Arab conquest of Iraq and the establishment of Kufa, and in the second he dealt with the first urban plan of this city, and answered the question: Was Kufa just a camp or a real city? Tunisian writer, historian and thinker. Hisham Djait completed his secondary education at the Sadiki College, and in 1962 he obtained a BA in History. He specialized in Islamic history and published many works in both the Arab world and Europe. In 1981, he obtained a PhD in Islamic history from the University of Paris. Until the end of his life, he remained an honorary professor at the University of Tunis, and a visiting professor at McGill University (Montreal), the University of California, Berkeley and the Institut de France."
520			_aكتاب نشأة المدينة العربية الإسلامية : الكوفة بقلم هشام جعيط.. يطمح هذا الكتاب إلى أن يكون إحياء أو قل ترميماً للكوفة، أولى الحواضر العربية الكبرى، زمنياً، خارج الجزيرة العربية، التي ولدت مع الفتح، وكانت أحد المراكز الحاسة في الإمبراطورية، وزالت اليوم من الوجود.
546			_aArabic
650			_aDS67-79.9 History of Asia- Arab Countries- Iraq _95665
650			_aHistoric Arab cities مدن العربية التاريخية _95815
651			_aIraq- Kufa عراق- كوفة _95807
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