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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Context Aware Paradigm For Pervasive Computing Environments | A study of context aware systems and implementation | Umar Mahmud | Taschenbuch | Englisch | LAP Lambert Academic Publishing | EAN 9783846589687 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabr…ück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.
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Book. Zustand: Brand New. 1183 pages. 10.00x6.50x3.25 inches. In Stock.
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Verlag: Imprimerie Nationale, Paris, 1876
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In den WarenkorbSoft cover. Zustand: Good. First Edition. 128 pp., French and Arabic text, edited & introduced by Charles Barbier de Meynard, publisher's original wrappers with small blemishes, blotchy, light wear to edges, copy otherwise clean and in good condition, unopened pages, Extrait Du Journal Asiatique (Octobre-Decembre 1875). Separate…ly Reprinted from the Journal Asiatique, October-December in 1875. Richly annotated edition of the book The Gushing Thoughts or Nawabigh el-Kelim (Les Pensees Jaillissantes) by the Muslim scholar Abu al-Qasim Mahmud ibn Umar, also known as al-Zamakhshari. Abu al-Qasim Mahmud ibn Umar al-Zamakhshari became a renowned scholar of the Mutazilite school of Islam. He used Persian in some of his works, although he was a strong supporter of the Arabic language as well as an opponent of the Shu'ubiyya movement, even composing an entire grammatical work to refute it. He is best known for Al-Kashshaaf, a seminal commentary on the Qur'an. The commentary is famous for its deep linguistic analysis of the verses. He lived in Mecca for many years, and he became known as Jar-Allah ("God's neighbour"). He later returned to Khwarezm, where he died in 1144 in the capital Gorgan (in the present-day province of Gulestan, Iran). He studied in Bukhara and Samarkand while enjoying the fellowship of jurists of Baghdad. #32390.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright ref…erences, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.
Weitere BilderVerlag: Dar al-Ma'arif, Cairo, 1969
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In den Warenkorb25 x 18 cm, blue half leather with gilt titles on the spines, three volumes. Text in Arabic. A critical edition of Al-Zamakhshari's renowned Qur'anic exegesis, edited by Abd al-Salam Muhammad Harun and Ahmad Abd al-Ghafur Attar, based on the manuscript prepared by Muhammad Suroor al-Sabban. Includes a dedication to King Abdulazi…z Al Saud and a portrait of the editor. The set concludes with a comprehensive index and glossary. Minor wear on the bindings, pages lightly age-toned. Very good. See pictures. 3040g.
Weitere Bilder[Atwaq al-dhahab]. Samachschari's Goldene Halsbänder. Als Neujahrsgeschenk arabisch und deutsch [.].
Zamakhshari, Abu al-Quasim Mahmud ibn Umar / Hammer[-Purgstall], Joseph von (transl.).
Verlag: Vienna, A. Strauß' Wwe., 1835., 1835
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In den Warenkorb8vo. X, (11-)54 pp. 27 ff. Original lithographed wrappers bound in splendid blue morocco with giltstamped cover borders, green inlays, title to gilt spine, marbled endpapers. Stored in marbled slipcase. First editon, with the first German translation of this collection of moralizing addresses by the Arabic-Persian scholar Zamakh…shari (1075-1144). Another translation, by H. L. Fleischer, appeared that same year in Leipzig. The present copy, untrimmed and partly uncut in the original lithographic wrappers, boasts a fine full morocco binding of the early 20th century with green morocco inlays and elaborate gilt ornamentation. - Some foxing throughout; spine sunned. A beautiful copy from an Austrian private collection. - GAL I, 292, no. XVI (p. 349). Zenker I, 164, 1347. Fück 165, 175. WG 47. Goedeke VII, 766, 90. Wurzbach VII, 277, 49. Brieger 965. Hirschberg 195. Kosch VII, 242. OCLC 978579284.
Sprache: Arabisch
Verlag: Matba'at al-Saadah, Cairo, 1910
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. Zustand: Good. 112 pp., Arabic text within border, paper slightly browned, some foxing affecting title page, otherwise copy in good condition. #35258.
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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. First GERMAN EDITION. 54 pp., of German text, 27 leaves of Arabic text (54 pp), edited, translated & introduced by Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall, half title, Uncut, gilt decorated Arabic titles within borders, title label on spine, some foxing, small tear to lower margin of German title page without any l…oss to text. Abu al-Qasim Mahmud ibn Umar al-Zamakhshari (1075-1144), known as al-Zamakhshari, also called Jar Allah (Arabic for "God's neighbour"), was a medieval Muslim scholar of Persian origin, who subscribed to the Mu?tazilite theological doctrine. He was born in Khwarezmia, but lived most of his life in Bukhara, Samarkand, and Baghdad. He was a great authority on the Arabic language as well as a rationalist theologian. This little publication drew Hammer into a serious scholarly dispute with the German Arabist Fleischer, who set out in his 1836 counter-translation Hammer's philological weaknesses. Bibliographic references: Goed. VII, 766, 90; Zenker I, 1347; Fück 165. Wurzbach VII, 277, 49. Brieger 965. Hirschberg 195. Kosch VII, 242.
Weitere BilderSprache: Latein
Verlag: Typographia Dammeana for Joannem Le Mair, Leiden, 1772
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In den WarenkorbSoft cover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. [18], 171 pp., [1], Latin and Arabic text translated & edited by Henricus Schultens, period paper wrappers, rubbed round edges, new spine strip, small library blind stamp at top of title page, occasional spotting, bookplate of De Guinzbourg verso front cover, contents quite clean be…ing an untrimmed copy very much as-issued with wide margins, translated and edited by Henricus Schultens. The sources of Arab proverbs are numerous and old, some reaching far back into history. As early as 1107, for example, Abu al-Qasim Al-Zamakhshari completed a book of proverbs already old then. He called it Al-Mustaqsa fi Amthal al-Arab (The Sought After Arabic Proverbs), it was in two volumes and included 3461 proverbs, along with notes on their sources and their meanings. They can be compared with the "Durham Proverbs" which are thought to be the earliest known collection of Anglo-Saxon sayings and take up, according to the Oxford Dictionary of English Proverbs, a mere "three leaves . in the middle of an 11th century hymnal." Even earlier, a scholar named Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Maidani had published a book containing 4766 proverbs in an alphabetical order. It was called Majma' al-Amthal (A Collection of Proverbs), and according to a note in the author's introduction, the work was based on 50 other books containing proverbs. While other nations were still coining phrases, the Arabs were compiling them. The richest source of Arabic proverbs is, of course, the Qur'an. There are few verses (Ayah) that have not been used as proverbs and to this day they permeate conversation, literature, speeches and even legal decisions. This work is a considerable collection of maxims and Arabic proverbs compiled by Al-Zamakhshari and presented both in Arabic and Latin by Schultens (1749-1793), who was a professor of Hebrew and Arabic and taught in London, Amsterdam, and Leiden. Provenance: Bookplate of Victor De Guinzbourg to front pastedown. From the collection of Robert Easton. Bibliographic references: Duplessis 74, for 1773 edition; Sarton II, 271-272. #33729.
Weitere Bilder[Arabic type: Al-kalim al-nawabi]. Anthologia sententiarum Arabicarum.
AL-ZAMAKHSHARI, Abu al-Quasim Mahmud ibn Umar and Hendrik Albert SCHULTENS (editor).
Verlag: Jean Le Mair (colophon: printed by Daniel van Damme),, Leiden,, 1772
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In den WarenkorbThis first edition of a famous and very rare work on the Arabic language combines a collection of Arabic sentences, quotations and proverbs in Arabic script with a Latin translation. It was originally compiled by the medieval Persian theologian, grammarian and lexicographer Abu al-Qasim Al-Zamakhshari (1075-1144). The presen edi…tion was translated by the renowned professor of oriental languages Hendrik Albert Schultens (1749-1793) at the University of Leiden. The work emulates the reading practices of the Arab world and is being read from right to left, but the preliminaries are in Latin with quotations in Arabic. The extensive notes, often longer than the main text, are given in Arabic only below the main text with the Latin notes with quotations in Arabic at the end of the work.With the circular stamp of the Archepiscopal Gymnasium in Lille (an ancestor of the 1875 Catholic University) on the second and third free flyleaves, pencil annotations in the margins of several leaves. The edges of the boards are scuffed, the boards and spine are somewhat rubbed. The title page and final leaf are foxed. Otherwise in good condition.l Brill's first encyclopaedia of Islam VIII, 1207; Duplessis 74 (1773 edition); GAL I, 292, no. XIV; Sarton II, 271-72; Schnurrer 215; WorldCat 4522262. 19th century gold-tooled quarter calf, with the title lettered in gold on the spine, a paper shelf mark label at the foot of the spine, marbled paper sides, brown sprinkled edges, marbled endpapers. With the large engraved arms of Willem V, Prince of Orange, by A. v. d. Meer, above the dedication, and several dedicated woodcut initials. Pages: [20], 171, [1] pp.
Weitere BilderAl-Qanunchah fi al-Tibb [Small Canon].
[Ibn Sina (Avicenna)]. [Al-Jaghmini, Mahmud ibn Muhammad ibn Umar, and others].
Verlag: Central Asia, [31 Dec. 1827 CE =] 12 Jumada II 1243 H., 1827
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In den Warenkorb8vo (ca. 150 x 240 mm). 23 ff. Arabic manuscript on fine paper, black and red nasta'liq script in 21 lines per page. With 4 hand-coloured illustrations. Contemporary limp auburn calf. Manuscript containing the translation of Ibn Sina's "Qanunsah" ("Small Canon"), originally written in Persian: a brief medical compendium compiled… by the Khwarazmian polymath Mahmud ibn Muhammad ibn Umar al-Jaghmini based on Ibn Sina's famous "Qanun". This abridged manual of medicine is arranged in ten parts ("maqalat", or "discourses"), each containing several chapters. The first maqala serves as a general introduction, dealing with the basic concepts of 14th century medical science and illustrating the various physical qualities (al-arkan) and body constitutions (al-amzigat), then focusing on the four Galenic humours (al-ahlat) - blood, phlegm, yellow and black bile - before discussing the parts of the body, the senses or faculties (al-quwá), and the preservation of one's natural temper (al-umur at-tabi iya). Further discourses treat anatomy, the various "conditions of the human body" ("ahwal badan al-insan"), the pulse, the "tafsira", or urine bottle given to the physician by the patient for inspection, the various aspects of the "wise management of diseases", "head diseases" and "diseases affecting the other body parts", chronic diseases of the various organs, evident defects (or "infirmities") in the external appearance of the body, fevers, and ultimately the importance of food and drink as remedies. Several diagrams show the human anatomy, including marginal illustrations of the the digestive system and of the human eye with its nerves and muscles, a full page annotated cross-section of the human body, and even the sketch of a horse. Some brownstaining near the beginning. The colophon, dated 12 Jumada al-Thani 1243 AH, states that this manuscript was copied by Mulla Najib Allah. - Provenance: private London collection; formerly acquired on the UK and international art market 1970s-2020.
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[Ibn Sina (Avicenna)]. [Al-Jaghmini, Mahmud ibn Muhammad ibn Umar, and others].
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In den Warenkorb8vo (ca. 175 x 105 mm). Manuscript on paper, written in a cursive, Persian-Arabic script in 15 to 23 lines per page. With 1 leaf containing 8 hand-coloured illustrations, with captions, of medical instruments (4 instruments on respectively the recto and verso of leaf 26). Contemporary brown calf, with blind-stamped decorations.…Arabic manuscript containing the Arabic translation of Ibn Sina's "Qanunsah" ("Small canon"), originally written in Persian: a brief medical compendium compiled by the Khwarazmian polymath Mahmud ibn Muhammad ibn Umar al-Jaghmini based on Ibn Sina's famous "Qanun". This abridged manual of medicine is arranged in ten parts ("maqalat", or "discourses"), each containing several chapters. The first maqala serves as a general introduction, dealing with the basic concepts of 14th century medical science and illustrating the various physical qualities (al-arkan) and body constitutions (al-amzigat), then focusing on the four Galenic humours (al-ahlat) - blood, phlegm, yellow and black bile - before discussing the parts of the body, the senses or faculties (al-quwá), and the preservation of one's natural temper (al-umur at-tabi iya). Further discourses treat anatomy, the various "conditions of the human body" ("ahwal badan al-insan"), the pulse, the "tafsira", or urine bottle given to the physician by the patient for inspection, the various aspects of the "wise management of diseases", "head diseases" and "diseases affecting the other body parts", chronic diseases of the various organs, evident defects (or "infirmities") in the external appearance of the body, fevers, and ultimately the importance of food and drink as remedies. - The "Qanunceh" was widely used at Eastern Persian schools as an introductory medical instruction manual for at least three centuries. - Slight soiling of the extremities of the leaves, otherwise in good condition.
Weitere Bilder[Al-Kalim al-nawabigh]. Anthologia sententiarum Arabicarum. Cum scholiis Zamachsjarii.
ZAMAKHSHARI, Abu al-Quasim Mahmud ibn Umar (Hendrik Albert SCHULTENS, editor).
Verlag: Jean Le Mair (colophon: printed by Daniel van Damme),, Leiden,, 1772
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In den WarenkorbFirst edition, in the original Arabic with a Latin translation on the facing pages, of a famous collection of Arabic proverbs by the Persian-born scholar Zamakhshari (1075-1144), edited and translated by Hendrik Albert Schultens (1749-1793), professor of oriental languages at the University of Leiden. The book reads from right t…o left like an Arabic book, but the preliminaries are in Latin with quotations in Arabic. The extensive notes (often longer than the main text) are given in Arabic only below the main text (also below the Latin text) with the Latin notes (with quotations in Arabic) at the end of the book.Little is known of Zamakhshari's youth. He was apparently well-travelled and resided at least twice (once for an extended period of time) in the holy city of Mecca, where he earned his nickname, Jar Allah. As a philologist, he considered Arabic the queen of languages, in spite of the fact that his own native tongue was Persian (and though he wrote several minor works in that language).Blind stamps of the library of Haverford College, Pennsylvania, on title-page and dedication. Occasional light browning due to the paper, but still in good condition.l Schnurrer 215. GAL I, 292, no. XIV (p. 348). Brill's first encyclopaedia of Islam VIII, 1207. OCLC 4522262. Vellum, manuscript spine title. With the large engraved arms of Willem V, Prince of Orange, above the dedication. Pages: [20], 171, [1] pp.
Weitere Bilder[Al-Kalim al-nawabigh]. Anthologia sententiarum Arabicarum. Cum scholiis Zamachsjarii.
Zamakhshari, Abu al-Quasim Mahmud ibn Umar / Schultens, Hendrik Albert (ed.).
Verlag: Leiden, (Daniel van Damme for) Jean Le Mair (ex typographia Dammeana), 1772., 1772
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In den Warenkorb4to. (20), 171, (1) pp. With large engraved arms of William V of Orange to dedication leaf. Full vellum with handwritten spine title. First edition of this famous collection of Arabic proverbs by the Persian-born scholar Zamakhshari (1075-1144), edited and translated by Hendrik Albert Schultens (1749-93), professor of oriental l…anguages at the University of Leyden. - Little is known of Zamakhshari's youth. He was apparently well-travelled and resided at least twice (once for an extended period of time) in the holy city of Mecca, where he earned his nickname, Jar Allah. As a philologist, he considered Arabic the queen of languages, in spite of the fact that his own native tongue was Persian (and though he wrote several minor works in that language). - Occasional light browning due to paper. Blindstamps of the library of Haverford College, Pennsylvania, to title and dedication. A good copy. - Schnurrer 215. GAL I, 292, no. XIV (p. 348). Brill's first encyclopaedia of Islam VIII, 1207. OCLC 4522262.
Weitere Bilder[Qanunceh (= Small canon)].
[MANUSCRIPT - IBN SINA (AVICENNA)]. [Mahmud ibn Muhammad ibn Umar AL-GAMINI and others].
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In den WarenkorbArabic manuscript containing the Arabic translation of Ibn Sina's Qanunsah ("Small canon"), originally written in Persian: a brief medical compendium compiled by the Khwarazmian polymath Mahmud ibn Muhammad ibn Umar al-Gamini based on Ibn Sina's famous Qanun. This abridged manual of medicine is arranged in ten parts ("maqalat",…or "discourses"), each containing several chapters. The first maqalat serves as a general introduction, dealing with the basic concepts of 14th century medical science and illustrating the various physical qualities (al-arkan) and body constitutions (al-amzigat), then focusing on the four Galenic humours (al-ahlat) - blood, phlegm, yellow and black bile - before discussing the parts of the body, the senses or faculties (al-quwá), and the preservation of one's natural temper (al-umur at-tabi iya). Further "discourses" treat anatomy, the various "conditions of the human body" ("ahwal badan al-insan"), the pulse, the "tafsira", or urine bottle given to the physician by the patient for inspection, the various aspects of the "wise management of diseases", "head diseases" and "diseases affecting the other body parts", chronic diseases of the various organs, evident defects (or "infirmities") in the external appearance of the body, fevers, and ultimately the importance of food and drink as remedies.The Qanunceh was widely used at Eastern Persian schools as an introductory medical instruction manual for at least three centuries.Slight soiling of the extremities of the leaves, otherwise in good condition. Contemporary blind-tooled brown calf. Manuscript on paper, written in Arabic, but in a semi-cursive hand probably influenced by the nasta'liq Arabic script often used for Persian, with 15 to 23 lines per page. 1 leaf contains 8 hand coloured illustrations of medical instruments, with captions (4 instruments on the recto and 4 on the verso of leaf 26). Pages: [29] ll.
