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Etat : Like New. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. An apparently unread copy in perfect condition. Dust cover is intact with no nicks or tears. Spine has no signs of creasing. Pages are clean and not marred by notes or folds of any kind.

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good+. 1st English Language edition. Blue cloth, just a hint of edge rubbing, in edge rubbed, lightly scuffed DJ. Now protected in a mylar jacket. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 304 pages.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 23.5 x 15.5 cm. Octavo. 292pp. Bibliography, index. English translation of "Hegel und die heroischen Jahre der Philosophie". Light wear and scratching to the jacket.

Hardcover. Etat : Brand New. 1st edition. 304 pages. 9.25x6.25x1.25 inches. In Stock.

58 x 4 cm. Printed Arabic on paper, 5 fields of woodblock print in black, brown, green and red print. An extreme rarity of Islamic popular devotion: one of only two known Islamic "tarsh" amulets printed in colour. Both examples (the other is now in the David Collection, Copenhagen) have been attributed to Eastern Iran on the basis of the calligraphy and paper (see Fogg, 2003) and the single line of text in Persian. All other known tarshes are thought to have been produced in Fatimid Egypt; they do not show the same degree of refinement and imagination as do these two coloured specimens. - The amulet opens with the Qur'anic phrase, "Help from Allah and speedy victory" (Surah 61, as-Saf, verse 13), which was used widely as a protective talisman. It is printed here in a stylised black thuluth which shows signs of the influence of chancery scripts in the way the letter forms are almost joined across words. The general style is related to the cursive inscriptions found on Eastern Iranian metalwork and Ghurid inscriptions from Khurasan and North India. - This is followed by a phrase in praise of God set within a hexagonal lozenge. The phrase "al-mulk lillah" ("Sovereignty is Allah's") is framed by medallions containing the word "Allah". One of these medallions is in the form of a teardrop, resembling the marginal medallions found in Qur'ans of the period. The tripartite format of this field is very similar to the piece in the David Collection, which also contains a similar phrase in honour of God, "al-'uzma lillah" ("Greatness is Allah's"), written in a similar Kufic script. The type of Kufic here, characterised by the distinctive, plaited lam-alif letter combination, is related to that found on Iranian woodwork and ceramics. The knot motif surrounded by four dots that forms part of this field can also be related to designs found on 11th-century Iranian ceramics from Nishapur. - The third field is an outline of the Basmala in green thulth script. Interestingly, the woodblock artist has incorporated the foliate ground that would have appeared on an inscription on wood or stone into the forms of the letters, resulting in a highly unusual floriated cursive script. The field ends with a green floral motif: both this and the foliate ground were typical of Ghaznavid and Ghurid stone carving from Khurasan and North India. - The fourth field consists of a prayer in orange script, opening with the name of Allah, "mahbub" ("Beloved"), and invoking Allah's oneness and power and the status of Muhammad as His chosen one. Below, the fifth field in black script opens with the Basmala and continues with a statement of profession in God and in the sunna of the descendants of Adam and Eve. This continues with a single line in Persian, asking that no person should speak evil, and further lines in Arabic asking for protection against harm. - Woodblock printing, or xylography, originated in China during the Sui dynasty (6th to 9th century CE). The technology moved westwards into the Islamic world by the 10th century, and a small number of block-printed amulets with an Egyptian provenance survive. While block-printing was used at one point in 13th century Iran for printing money, few examples have survived to demonstrate the application of this technology. The first reliable textual source for the use of block printing is from Abu Dulaf al-Khazraji, a writer on the periphery of the Buyid court in early 10th century Iran. Block printing appears to have died out in the Islamic world around the 14th century. "Most extant prints are amulets, that is, long, thin strips of paper bearing quotations from the Qur'an, lists of the names of God, and other religious texts designed to ward off evil. They were rolled and enclosed in metal cylinders worn on chains around the neck" (Bulliet). An amulet scroll in the form of a manuscript rather than a tarsh, attributed to Eastern Iran and dated 535 H (1140 CE), was sold at Christie's, 13 April 2010, lot 12. - A few holes.

Etat : New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Ali Abdulameer HashimHasim Ali was born in 1985 .I got a master degree from the Medical Microbiology Faculty of Medicine /University of Kufa.This study aims to find out the immune response (antibodies and cytokines) for women wit.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. byn ghlal alflsf othlal alsjn. rhl aaod alroh mn ghyahb alaajzfy aatm alazk aldyk hyth ttdakhl msaer albshr ykf "kadr" alrjl althy kan yoma mnara lkryth ohaftha laalomha alensany oaldyny. oblmh aayn tbdlt alakdar ojrfth alaaasf ethr tysh lhth osdam dam khlf kdban alsjn lyjd nfsh maaaka mshlol alhrk aaajza ht aan lkm ysd bha rmkh yktat aal ksrat alkhbz alty ylkmh eyaha alaaabron aal dk khrb thalkt jdranha. lkn hl ynthy alensan hka aandma ttokf atrafh aan alhrk am an almhn alhkyky tbda hyn ttjbr "alana" alsalb ottgh aal batn alroh tthol alroay mn aatbat alalm alfyzyaey el rhl mytafyzyky mthhl aandma ytkataa tryk "kadr" maa "aldktor mhmod" astath alflsf althy yr fy htha almtsol alblygh lghza aasya aal altfkyk odda ykml bh toazn alkon almaarfy. omn khlal hoarat mfaam boaay mtakhr ondj altjarb ynshb alghmod tdryjya lyfth aboab alelham oaltsof alaaklany. tsthbna alsfhat aabr mthlth altoazn alensany (albdn oalaakl oalroh) lnshhd sraaa alftr alnky dd ghoay alshytan oosaos alnfs alamar balso. byn aml alshfa aljsdy fy mzraa aaamr bashjar alnkhyl obyn loaa alantthar fy klb khtybth alofy "rbab" alty nthrt aamrha ltrkbh ht almot ttdfk alahdath lttrh altsaoel alazly ayhma alaasr oayhma almasor fy aaalm alemkan enha lyst mjrd ks aajz otmathl llshfa bl hy mraa adby skyl taaks "mhn alensan" fy aaamk tjlyatha otthbt an alokof alhkyky ybda mn astkam alfkr oalantsar aal snm "alana" aldakhly This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This study aims to find out the immune response (antibodies and cytokines) for women with disease T.gondii,as well as the study of molecular. Were collected (200) samples of blood and (30) samples of umbilical cord of women and pregnant women with disease T.gondiiand revisions to hospitals in Najaf and laboratories for the purposes of abortion or treatment of disease, while the number of women samples control amounted to 30 samples and pregnant women and control were divided into three age groups, namely, (15-25), (26-36) and (37-47) respectively.The study involved collecting samples and tested the first test by latex and then examined by the technique of (ELISA) for the detection of antibodies (IgG and IGM). The study reported that technique is more important than the ELISA test for latex which was (P = 0.007). The study showed that there is a relationship between genes Toxo-B1, ITS-1, SAG-1 and SAG-2 by examining the DNA taken from the blood and placenta of women with T.gondii. And recorded the highest number of positive samples (52) in the sample ITS-1 from the rest of the other genes.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. byn ghlal alflsf othlal alsjn. rhl aaod alroh mn ghyahb alaajzfy aatm alazk aldyk hyth ttdakhl msaer albshr ykf "kadr" alrjl althy kan yoma mnara lkryth ohaftha laalomha alensany oaldyny. oblmh aayn tbdlt alakdar ojrfth alaaasf ethr tysh lhth osdam dam khlf kdban alsjn lyjd nfsh maaaka mshlol alhrk aaajza ht aan lkm ysd bha rmkh yktat aal ksrat alkhbz alty ylkmh eyaha alaaabron aal dk khrb thalkt jdranha. lkn hl ynthy alensan hka aandma ttokf atrafh aan alhrk am an almhn alhkyky tbda hyn ttjbr "alana" alsalb ottgh aal batn alroh tthol alroay mn aatbat alalm alfyzyaey el rhl mytafyzyky mthhl aandma ytkataa tryk "kadr" maa "aldktor mhmod" astath alflsf althy yr fy htha almtsol alblygh lghza aasya aal altfkyk odda ykml bh toazn alkon almaarfy. omn khlal hoarat mfaam boaay mtakhr ondj altjarb ynshb alghmod tdryjya lyfth aboab alelham oaltsof alaaklany. tsthbna alsfhat aabr mthlth altoazn alensany (albdn oalaakl oalroh) lnshhd sraaa alftr alnky dd ghoay alshytan oosaos alnfs alamar balso. byn aml alshfa aljsdy fy mzraa aaamr bashjar alnkhyl obyn loaa alantthar fy klb khtybth alofy "rbab" alty nthrt aamrha ltrkbh ht almot ttdfk alahdath lttrh altsaoel alazly ayhma alaasr oayhma almasor fy aaalm alemkan enha lyst mjrd ks aajz otmathl llshfa bl hy mraa adby skyl taaks "mhn alensan" fy aaamk tjlyatha otthbt an alokof alhkyky ybda mn astkam alfkr oalantsar aal snm "alana" aldakhly This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.