Traduction de "Abu Ali al Husain Ibn Abdallah Ibn Sina" à la langue anglaise:
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| Ali ibn Muhammad ibn al Walid | Ali ibn Muhammad ibn al Walid |
| Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Ibrahim al Bahrani | Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Ibrahim al Bahrani |
| Ala al din abu Al Hassan Ali ibn Abi Hazm al Qarshi al Dimashqi () s(1210 1288), plus connu sous le nom Ibn Nafis (), était un médecin arabe. | Ala al din abu Al Hassan Ali ibn Abi Hazm al Qarshi al Dimashqi (Arabic علاء الدين أبو الحسن علي بن أبي حزم القرشي الدمشقي ), known as Ibn al Nafis (Arabic ابن النفيس ), was a physician who is mostly famous for being the first to describe the pulmonary circulation of the blood. |
| Ali ibn Zayn al Tabari | Ali ibn Zayn al Tabari |
| Ibn Sina | Ibn Sina |
| Ali Taqi ibn Ahmad al Ahsa apos i | Ali Taqi ibn Ahmad al Ahsa apos i |
| Abu al Hasan Ali 'izz al Din ibn al Athir historien arabe sunnite (né en 1160 à Cizre, mort en 1233 à Mossoul). | Abu al Hassan Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Muhammad a Shaybani, better known as Ali 'Izz al Din Ibn al Athir al Jazari (Arabic عز الدین بن الاثیر الجزري) (1233 1160) was an Arab or Kurdish historian and biographer who wrote in Arabic and he was from the Ibn Athir family. |
| Hamza ibn Asad abu Ya'la ibn al Qalanisi, parfois orthographié Ibn al Qalanissi, est un chroniqueur et politicien arabe damascènes né en 1073, mort le 18 mars 1160. | Hamza ibn Asad abu Ya'la ibn al Qalanisi () (c. 1071 March 18, 1160) was an Arab politician and chronicler in Damascus in the 12th century. |
| Darwish ibn Ali | Darwish ibn Ali |
| Muhammad ibn Abd al Wahhab ibn Dawud | Muhammad ibn Abd al Wahhab ibn Dawud |
| Abd Allah ibn Muhammad ibn al Hasani | Abd Allah ibn Muhammad ibn al Hasani |
| Muhammad ibn Ibrahim ibn Abd al Razzaq | Muhammad ibn Ibrahim ibn Abd al Razzaq |
| Abdallah ibn Omar al Baidawi, dit Al Baidawi (en arabe عبدالله بن عمر البيدوي) est un critique et un théologien musulman né à Fars, où son père exerçait une fonction de juge, à l'époque de la domination de Abu Bakr ibn Sa'd (1226 1260). | Abdallah ibn Omar al Baidawi (Arabic عبدالله بن عمر البيضاوي), also known as Baidawi, was a Muslim scholar, born in Fars, where his father was chief judge, in the time of the Atabek ruler Abu Bakr ibn Sa'd (1226 60). |
| Le Juif Abu al Faḍa'il ibn al Nakid (décédé en 1189) est reconnu comme un oculiste célèbre. | Abu al Faḍa'il ibn al Nakid (died 1189) was a celebrated oculist. |
| Abu Zayd Ibn Rizq Al Hilali () était le leader de la tribu des Hilaliens au . | Abu Zayd Ibn Rizq Al Hilali (, ) was an 11th century Arab leader and hero of the 'Amirid tribe of Banu Hilal. |
| 618) Amr IV ibn Jabalah (618 628) Jabalah V ibn al Harith (628 632) Jabalah VI ibn al Ayham (632 638). | ) Sharahil ibn Jabalah (61 618) Amr IV ibn Jabalah (628) Jabalah V ibn al Harith (628 632) Jabalah VI ibn al Aiham (632 638) Ghassan Al Hourani (638 712) Legacy The Ghassanids reached their peak under al Harith V and al Mundhir III. |
| Les trois premières parties du livres de Ali Ibn Abbas Al Majoussi furent perdues. | The first three parts of the books of Ali Ibn Abbas Al Majoussi were lost. |
| Cependant, la ville a été reprise et reconstruite par Abu Ayyub Isma il ibn Abd al Malik ibn Abd ar Rahman ibn Sa id I ibn Salih (930? 935), qui a été vaincu et tué par encore un autre général fatimide, Sandal el mawla. | However, the line was resumed (and the city rebuilt) by Abu Ayyub Isma'il ibn 'Abd al Malik ibn Abd ar Rahman ibn Sa'id I ibn Salih (930? 935), who was defeated and killed by yet another Fatimid general, Sandal the mawla. |
| Ibn Al Dunya indique | Ibn Al Dunya says |
| Ibn Hatim al Razi | Ibn Hatim al Razi |
| Ibn Hamid al Ghazali | Ibn Hamid al Ghazali |
| ) al Aiham ibn Jabalah (? | ) al Aiham ibn Jabalah (? |
| Muhammad ibn al Husayn al Amili | Muhammad ibn al Husayn al Amili |
| al Husayn ibn Hamdan al Khasibi | al Husayn ibn Hamdan al Khasibi |
| Muhammad ibn al Hasan al Bayhaqi | Muhammad ibn al Hasan al Bayhaqi |
| Ali Abdallah Ali Al Duwaysan | Ali Abdallah Ali Al Duwaysan |
| Abd al Aziz ibn Musa ibn Nusair () était le fils du gouverneur Omeyyade de l'Ifriqiya Musa ibn Nusair. | The conquest of the area was progressing smoothly under Tariq, Musa ibn Nusayr and Abd al Aziz ibn Musa ibn Nusayr. |
| 10 juillet, Espagne Ibn al Qitt, qui a proclamé le djihad, galvanisé par le prédicateur Abu 'Ali al Sarraj, est battu par Alphonse III des Asturies à la bataille de Zamora. | July 10 In al Andalus Ibn al Qitt and Abu Ali al Sarraj, call for the small jihad but are defeated by Alfonso III of Leon at the battle of Zamora. |
| Abd al Rahman ibn Abd al Salam | Abd al Rahman ibn Abd al Salam |
| Muhyi al Din ibn Muhammad al Andalusi | Muhyi al Din ibn Muhammad al Andalusi |
| Khalifah ibn Umar al Mahraqi | Khalifah ibn Umar al Mahraqi |
| Ahmad ibn Muhammad al Zanjani | Ahmad ibn Muhammad al Zanjani |
| Muhyi al Din ibn Arabi | Muhyi al Din ibn Arabi |
| Ahmad ibn Zayn al Samawi | Ahmad ibn Zayn al Samawi |
| Jabir ibn Hayan al Kufi | Jabir ibn Hayan al Kufi |
| Mahmud ibn Ilyas al Shirazi | Mahmud ibn Ilyas al Shirazi |
| ʿAmr ibn Kult hūm ibn Malik ibn A tab abu Al Aswad at Taghlibi dit ʿAmr ibn Kult hūm (en arabe عمرو بن كلثوم) était un cavalier, chef de la tribu de Taghlib célèbre dans la Jahiliya pour sa gloire, sa bravoure et son implacabilité durant la bataille. | Amr ibn Kulthum Ibn Malik Ibn A tab Abu Al Aswad al Taghlibi () (died 584), a knight and the leader of the Taghlib tribe which was in Al Forat island and was famous for its glory, bravery and merciless behavior in battle. |
| La mosquée Zitouna, qui abrite la première université islamique, se confirme comme un centre actif d intellectuels qui regroupe docteurs et savants Ibn Zaïtoun, Ibn Al Abhar, Ibn Al Gafsi ou encore Ibn Arafa. | Zitouna Mosque, in the medina of Tunis housed the first Islamic university, and replaced Kairouan as an active center of intellectuals that included doctors and scholars, such as Ibn Zaïtoun, Ibn Al Abhar, Ibn Al Gafsi and Ibn Arafa. |
| Muhammad ibn Abd al Rahim al Umari al Maylani | Muhammad ibn Abd al Rahim al Umari al Maylani |
| Shams al Din Muhammad ibn Muhammad al Hamawi | Shams al Din Muhammad ibn Muhammad al Hamawi |
| Al Husayn ibn Zayn al Din al Shahid al Thani | Al Husayn ibn Zayn al Din al Shahid al Thani |
| Direction de l apos Ecole de garçons d apos Ibn Sina | Administration of Ibn Sina Middle School for Boys |
| Ibn Al Dunya propose l'explication suivante | Ibn Al Dunya offers the following reason |
| Muhammad Taqi ibn Zayn al Din | Muhammad Taqi ibn Zayn al Din |
| Mirza Muhammad ibn Abd al Nabi | Mirza Muhammad ibn Abd al Nabi |
