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Scientific Alovadat in the first Abbasid era | ||
| Journal Of Al-Frahids Arts | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 20, 2017, Pages 465-505 | ||
| Author | ||
| Talap Sabbar Mahal | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Deputations in the first Abassid Age were of high importance because they achieved positive results which played an active part in the change of knowledge and civilization among Islamic countries , nations and peoples at that time .This study tackles the knowledge deputations in the first Abassid Age (132-247H/749-861).It also focuses on the factors which encourage the knowledge deputations at that time including factors related to Baghdad City (the capital of Abassid Caliphate)regarding location and the encouragement of their people to the visitors and its knowledge stand .The study shed some light on scholars and books stores in it including the wisdom House which is the most important one.It deals with the knowledge deputations to Samuraa which became the capital of caliphate in the age of the caliph Al Mutauakil ala Allah to encompass the research according to the limited period ,but it is not the same as that came to Baghdad .The encouragement of the Abassid caliphs to the visitors was very important in attracting those visitors .These deputations enjoyed important positive results to both sides (caliphate and visitors) .It came to conclude that Abassid caliphs took very care of the knowledge and scholars . The caliphs also gave facilities to the knowledge seekers which activated the knowledge and thinking movement at that time. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Scientific Alovadat; in the first Abbasid era | ||
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