أماكن التعليم في العصر العباسي الأول

Other Title(s)

Places of education in the first Abbasid era

Author

التميمي، أزهار أحمد حمدان

Source

مجلة التراث : مجلة دولية دورية محكمة

Publisher

Université Ziane Achour de Djelfa laboratoires des Corpus Etude et critiques des manuscrits de la Région et autre

Publication Date

2019-12-31

Country of Publication

Algeria

No. of Pages

14

Main Subjects

History and Geography
Educational Sciences
Arabic language and Literature

English Abstract

The cultural history of the conscious nations represents an indispensable asset for the beginning and continuation of the cultural phenomenon.

it also represents an important incentive for the nation to enter the stage of work and creativity after the stage of studying and assimilating the role of their civilized nation in the preceding eras.

that the scientific movement represents the most prominent manifestations of Islamic civilization not only because of the abundance of scientific production, but because of the link of this movement to Islam since Muhammad received the first word in the cave of Hira (Akra), which marked the beginning of the age of science on the one hand and a reference to the close link between Islam and science on the other hand, at a time when the clergy in Europe were fighting the theories of science and the minds of researchers on behalf of religion.

and that the first Abbasid era witnessed the height of the scientific prosperity of Islamic civilization by the awareness of the successors of this era and their encouragement of the scientific movement and the mixing of Arabs with other nations after their stability in Baghdad, allowing them through translation to identify the scientific efforts that preceded them and the period of established and regular methods of education in educational institutions after the period of development and development in the era of Islam and the Umayyad era, which on the other hand represents the prelude to the emergence of schools as educational institutions organized under the auspices of the state, and this period represents the stage of maturity of science and the beginning of the emergence of specialization and the emergence of new science took its place to religious aspects of science that has been highlighted in the period leading up to the Abbasid period.

Data Type

Conference Papers

Record ID

BIM-956702

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