A thousand women or more, come to every man, take them towards the mountains and force them to be their means of entertainment… One after another, fallen men and died of complete exhaustion. However, in those bizarre stories scattered many short paragraphs illuminating the nature of medieval commerce in the Indian Ocean. Girl hiking lose […]
Not everything Chinese can please the sensitivity of pious Muslims. Especially discomfort with a diet high in pork and using toilet paper, both of which seriously violate Islamic hygienic principles. Finally, Muslims record the most bizarre drink: Once upon a time there was a boy who really loved trombone poster. One of the king’s important […]
In Akhbar, the Chinese searched from Arab and Persian traders in bronze, ivory, flavoring, turtle shells, while in Guangzhou Muslims brought in gold, pearls, and of course silk. and brocade. The exchange process is very difficult and often run by a monopoly government agency; the Chinese kept cargo from Baghdad in storage in Guangzhou for […]
One of the most famous documents is Akhbar Al-Sin wal-Hind in Arabic – “A description of China and India.” Several Arab traders, especially one named Sulayman, are believed to have compiled this document in the middle of the 9th century, taking readers on a wind-driven journey from Baghdad to Guangzhou, forecasting the period. Magic and […]
The “Po-ssi” established commercial settlements throughout the Chinese coast – gathering large numbers of Muslim traders to operate import-export activities with increasing volumes. The Jews accompanied or followed their footprints. Mickey and minnie the moon poster. Almost simultaneously, Nestor Christians, who had been expelled from the Byzantine Empire for their heresy but were tolerated in […]
As early as the 7th century, the Chinese had seen many Middle Eastern merchants, enough to distinguish among the Muslims who flooded into the ports, who were the “Po-ssi” or the Persians with the tradition of sailing. Long based on the bay, which is the “Ta-Shih” or the Arabs are much smaller and familiar inland. […]
Although the family owned a well-known merchant, and although Travels provided important information on foreign customs, goods, clothing, and practices, Marco Polo did not leave much to be left behind. Useful details about the characteristics of medieval long-distance trade. Corgi knowledge poster. Perhaps the lack of quantitative data in the work is due to the […]
Although the Venice prisoner is knowledgeable about the East, he is not a pioneer. For centuries, European merchants, ambassadors, and missionaries ventured across the Silk Road in search of wealth, power, and conversion. In fact, about 40 years ago, shortly after his birth, his father and his uncle wiped out their premises in Constantinople, starting […]
In the 12th century, Saladin followed the conquest of Fatimid by removing the crusaders from Jerusalem (although he was pleased to trade with Christian enemies) and strengthened Islamic power in the Middle East. . Saladin’s victories made Islam’s greatest accomplishment. Human Diversity your voice matters poster. This was followed by a series of destructive events: […]
Islamic-style peace is not a pure blessing; the boundary between the West and the East moves west into the Mediterranean, the right of free movement through which has fallen into the hands of Muslims and Christians. In the words of historian George Hourani, “Instead of the highway, the Mediterranean became a boundary, an ocean of […]