Wisdom Journal For Studies & Research

The astronomical contribution of the scholars of the middle Maghreb abu Abdullah Mohamed bin yussuf al – senussi through the mayor of people of conscience and nuzha al hassab in an explanation of the purpose of student as a model

Authors

  • زوليخة قرندع مشارك

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55165/wjfsar.v2i01.87

Keywords:

Astronomy , middle Maghreb , astronomical observations , abu Abdullah sanussi

Abstract

Muslim  scholars  have focus éd  on astronomie since the  advent of the mohamadan message even if the matter was modest  in the  beginning , due to its close connection  with  Islamic  law through  knowledge  of the direction  of prayer and determining  the time of  various religious occasions  to  develop later at the  hands of a group of scholars those who benefited from the Indian and greek heritage  in the first place formed the Islamic astronomical school that flourished in the east an then moved  to the Islamic  west to show  the distinguished  Andalusian  school with its unique  offering  and discoveries  that witnessed the invention  of astronomical  machines  that reflect  the empowerment of its scientists and the growth of their  astronomical awareness  the astronomical thought of the Islamic  Maghreb  in general  and the middle east in particular , which remained modest but did not prevent  the emergence  of eminent scholars  led by abu Abdullah Mohamed al – senussi who gave a detailed explanation of the  archeology of his sheikh  al – habbak , in this study we will  introduce the manuscript  and  emphasize  its importance  because  it reflects  the growth and development  of thought astronomer for middle Maghreb scholars .

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Published

2022-03-15

How to Cite

قرندع ز. (2022). The astronomical contribution of the scholars of the middle Maghreb abu Abdullah Mohamed bin yussuf al – senussi through the mayor of people of conscience and nuzha al hassab in an explanation of the purpose of student as a model . Wisdom Journal For Studies & Research, 2(01), 295–334. https://doi.org/10.55165/wjfsar.v2i01.87