Syiah di sini bukanlah nama sebuah aliran agama melainkan kata yang disadur dari bahasa Arab, yaitu syeikh. Sayangnya, kata tersebut tak populer di zaman modern ini.
Sakti, seorang ahli sejarah Unsyiah berpendapat, kosakata syiah sudah sering dipakai pada masa kerajaan. Teuku Abdullah Sulaiman atau yang akrab disapa T.A. Para hadirin sangat antusias dalam menyampaikan pendapatnya soal itu. Informasi itu bahkan beredar tidak hanya di Indonesia, tetapi juga di luar negeri.ĭalam diskusi ini, semua pihak yang hadir dapat berbicara dan memberikan argumen serta masukan terkait pergantian nama Unsyiah. Karena, dari berbagai laporan yang diterimanya, tercetus bahwa kata syiah yang ada dalam nama Universitas Syiah Kuala sering dikaitkan dengan Syi’ah, yaitu salah satu aliran yang masih diperdebatkan dalam agama Islam. mengatakan bahwa diskusi ini diadakan untuk meluruskan sejarah serta asal-muasal nama Universitas Syiah Kuala. Diskusi yang berlangsung di gedung AAC Dayan Dawood ini dihadiri oleh Muspida Provinsi Aceh, para alumni, pemangku kepentingan, serta seluruh civitas akademika Unsyiah.
Setelah wacana pergantian nama Unsyiah (Universitas Syiah Kuala) merebak di berbagai media massa, hari ini, Rabu (3/7), Universitas Syiah Kuala mengadakan diskusi publik yang secara khusus membahas tentang nama Universitas Syiah Kuala. – Richard W.Diskusi Publik Haruskah Unsyiah Berganti Nama?
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This manual answers the needs of students and scholars of the entire Muslim world. A reference work which will be even more useful for coming generations of scholars than was its predecessor. An invaluable reference point to explore varied facets of Muslim rule, from issues such as that of the caliphal mandate, the basis for selecting successors - not always driven by family ties, the emergence of Muslim queens, the circumstances of dynastic ruptures and even less weighty matters such as the predilection for titles and honorifics… Bosworth's compendium is the perfect antidote to simplistic readings of Muslim history, It serves as a starting point for forays into the rich landscape of Muslim political history in order to focus on the real issues. It will be the genealogical and chronological reference work of Islam par excellence for many, many years to come. This indispensable reference work … is clearly set out and easy to use and all students and scholars of Islamic studies, not just numismatists and historians, will need to keep it handy, no matter what their precise specialty. Indeed, in its updated, expanded form, the new Islamic Dynasties will if anything prove to be of even greater worth and utility, if such a thing is possible, than its earlier manifestation - truly a vade mecum for all seasons. There can be few works more deserving of such positive accentuation than the one under review here… The emergence in paperback of Edmund Bosworth's magisterial New Islamic Dynasties is a cause for celebration for numerous reasons… it is always good to embrace an old and trusted friend - and especially one such as this, transformed as it is is by a stunning makeover… Bosworth's all-seeing eye roves effortlessly across the Muslim world from Senegal to Borneo, producing an inventory that is now probably as inclusive as it could be… The book is as elegant, eloquent and economic in its treatment of the dynastic complexities of Muslim civilisation as ever.
Records those rulers who issued coins - of great interest to Islamic numismatics.Covers all the areas of the Islamic world including Afghanistan, the Arabian peninsula, Central Asia, East Africa, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Iran, North Africa, Persia, South East Asia, Spain, Syria, Turkey and West Africa.Only reliable chronological and genealogical listing available.As well as increasing the number of dynasties covered from 82 to 186, innovations in the new edition include much more extensive listings of honorific titles and of filiations, allowing genealogical connections within dynasties to be made. Each dynastic list is followed by a brief assessment of its historical significance, and by a short bibliography.įully updated and substantially revised and expanded for a modern audience, this handbook is based upon Bosworth's renowned The Islamic Dynasties, first published in 1967 and revised in 1980. It lists by name the rulers of all the principal Islamic dynasties with Hijri and Common Era dates. This book provides a comprehensive and reliable reference source for all students of history and culture. Those coming to the study of Islamic history for the first time face a baffling array of rulers and dynasties in the many different areas of Islam.
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