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  • By Annie Bennett In medieval, Moorish Cordoba, it was hard up against the Mezquita and the Alc?zar, the administrative centre of the city. Stroll today in any direction from the Mezquita and you find yourself in streets where Jews once lived; narrow streets of white-walled houses and tiny patios behind wooden doors, with red roofs sprouting grass between their tiles. The Jews were there - in an area still known as the Juder?a - because the Muslims trusted them. Having been persecuted by the Visigoths, ... Read More

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    July 28, 2007 at 9:55am
    - Exterior Views of the Mezquita of Cordoba & around the Cordoba Mosque http://www.infocordoba.com/spain/andalusia/cordoba/photos/mosque_1/index.htm -Monuments & sightseing a...
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    July 28, 2007 at 9:46am
    Cordoba was founded by the Romans but eventually became the capital of all of Islamic Spain. Cordoba sigths http://www.travelinginspain.com/cordoba.html - inside The Mez...
 

  • In medieval, Moorish Cordoba, it was hard up against the Mezquita and the Alc?zar, the administrative centre of the city. Stroll today in any direction from the Mezquita and you find yourself in streets where Jews once lived; narrow streets of white-walled houses and tiny patios behind wooden doors, with red roofs sprouting grass between their tiles. The Jews were there - in an area still known as the Juder?a - because the Muslims trusted them. Having been persecuted by the Visigoths, who had barred them ... Read More

 

  • They may have left five centuries ago, but the legacy of the Moors lives on in modern Spain. The influence of Al-Andalus, as the civilisation was called, is discernible not just in the most important cities of their reign, but in the irrigation channels that cross the countryside, in the terraces carved into the hillsides, where vines and olives grow, and in the use of ceramics to decorate everything from doorways to domes. Chefs are now reviving long-forgotten recipes, and dishes flavoured with honey, c... Read More

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    July 24, 2007 at 12:06pm
    I came across this map its pretty well-stuctured. There are few Hotels in Cordoba...the number is around 8 Hotels ranging from 3-4 stars. - Map: http://en.venere.com/hotels...
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    July 11, 2007 at 5:28pm
    thanks Lynfasi
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    July 11, 2007 at 12:48pm
    Good Q Meetee. on 14 April, in this village I've posted a JE called "Moorish Cordoba". It contains reference of some interesting sites. Please read through. I'm still researching.
 

  • REFLECTIONS on the Subjects of Philosophy, Psychology and Mysticism in the Teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan by Hidayat Inayat-Khan ---------------------- Psychology 8 In ancient times, in the absence of easy communication, the masses were brought up with the idea that they were to follow the belief of one single ruling power, whereas in our times, with the over-abundance of various types of communication, the generality is incapable of believing anything but the opinion of the multitude.

 

  • Coupe de Saki pour le 14 avril L'homme est le portrait r?fl?chi de son imagination; il est aussi grand ou aussi petit qu'il le pense lui-m?me. Hazrat Inayat Khan Commentaire par Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Soufi Ahmed Murad Chisti) Tant que sa pens?e est centr?e sur son concept du moi limit?, il/elle est limit?(e) par le pouvoir de la pens?e; quand il s'?l?ve vers la pl?nitude de la vie dans l'Unit? Cosmique, trouvant que Dieu seul est le Vrai Moi, il/elle n'est plus limit?(e). Qu'est ce qui le/la lim... Read More

 

  • Bowl of Saki for April 14 MAN IS THE PICTURE OF THE REFLECTION OF HIS IMAGINATION; HE IS AS LARGE OR AS SMALL AS HE THINKS HIMSELF.--Hazrat Inayat Khan Commentary by Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Sufi Ahmed Murad Chisti): So long as his thought is centered around his conception of a limited self, he is limited by power of thought; when he rises to the fullness of life in the Cosmic Unity, finding that God Alone is and is the True Self, he is no longer limited. And what was it that limited him? Nothing but his... Read More

 
 
 

  • Balifighter, blease be mine. This is love - ya'ani true love, habibti. Y'allah, I will wait humbly for your rebly.

 
 
 

  • REFLECTIONS on the Subjects of Philosophy, Psychology and Mysticism in the Teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan by Hidayat Inayat-Khan ---------------------- Psychology 7 The nature of the mind is such that the first impression is the deepest, whereas the following ones are less striking. Therefore, it is quite usual that when one is convinced of the wrongdoing of another, it is most difficult to rectify one's opinion if confronted with a more positive image.

 

  • Coupe de Saki pour le 13 avril Celui qui veut comprendre comprendra. Commentaire par Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Soufi Ahmed Murad Chisti) C'est une condition de volonte conduisant le mental. La volonte, etant l'efflux de l'ame, s'unira avec Dieu. La pensee tournera la volonte vers la variete. Cela amene la bataille entre la paix et l'unite d'un cote et l'intoxication et la variete de l'autre. La comprehension vient quand on saisit l'unite qui est possible quand le sens du moi est mis de cote et la faculte ... Read More

 

  • Bowl of Saki for April 13 HE WHO WANTS TO UNDERSTAND, WILL UNDERSTAND.--Hazrat Inayat Khan Commentary by Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Sufi Ahmed Murad Chisti): This is the condition of will leading the mind. The will, being the efflux of the soul, would unite with God. The thought would turn the will toward variety. This brings about the struggle between peace and unity on the one hand and intoxication and variety on the other. Understanding comes from the grasping of unity which is possible when selfhood is... Read More

 

  • Salaams naseebers. I'm visiting your turf for the next two weeks. Lemme know anything special I should plan to go to or any special Muslim social activities. THANKS!

 
 

  • Topics that couples should ask before getting married These are the topics which a couple should discuss before getting married to avoid any type of future problem, to know each other really well and to avoid any sort of disappointments: Personality, Feelings & Emotions Favorites Attractions Health, Food & Well Being Vacations Morals, Convictions and Beliefs Religion & Spiritual Matters Holidays & Celebrations Home & Home Life Past & Future Hobbies & Entertainment Love & Roman... Read More

 

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