سامراء في معجم البلدان الياقوت الحموي ت 626 ه

Abstract EN

Samarra was a prosperous history and heritage throughout the ages with a fragrant abundance, the metropolis of time, a descendant of glory crowned with pottery and glory, and a blooming biography fragrant with the scent of history, so the scent of this city was lost from among its spaces to tell for generations the greatness and sublime of this city,despitethe ordeal and den of the two new and Touareg events.

The Muslim and non-Muslim travelers who roamed the earth and wrote down in their pens the history of cities and metropolitan areas, Samarra did not fear for them, as many countrymen and travelers visited it, and many dictionaries wrote about it and recorded their observations on it, and from the most famous of those who wrote about it Shihab al-Din Abu Abdullah Yaqut bin Abdullah Al-Hamwi (574-626 AH) is the author of the book Mujam al-Buldan, and that what al-Hamwi wrote about this great city is the focus of our humble research, which revolved around the following axes: Topic One / Samarra, he highlighted the Arab civilization, the city of tolerance, and the other.

- The second topic / A flash from the life of Shihab al-Din Abu Abdullah Yaqut bin Abdullah al-Hamwi (574-626 AH).

- The third axis / Samarra in the dictionary of the countries of Yaqout al-Hamwi.