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The present article introduces the Ḥammūdid coins’ collection preserved in the Musée de la Monnaie of Bank al-Maghrib (Rabat, Morocco), made up of a total of thirty-two specimens, of which twenty-six are unpublished. The cataloging of... more
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      Islamic StudiesAl-AndalusIslamic NumismaticsMedieval Islamic History
This study analyzes the political reasons that allowed the Islamic State to expand successfully in Syria and Iraq, by enabling to ‘franchise’ worldwide, and the role of the regional governments in this issue. The essay provides a... more
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      Russian StudiesTerrorismInternational TerrorismIsrael Studies
This paper analyzes the religious and symbolic meanings and the legitimating role of the hexagram (or King Solomon’s Seal) appearing on a coin type from the Hammudí Caliph Idris [II], struck in 438/1046-1047 with a die bearing the mint... more
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      IconographyIslamic StudiesAl-AndalusIslamic Numismatics
Resumen: En el presente artículo se da a conocer un tesorillo de moneda almohade hallado en Moncarapacho (Olhão, Algarbe, Portugal). Se cataloga y analiza el tesorillo en el contexto de los hallazgos peninsulares, lo que permite concluir... more
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      Medieval ArchaeologyIslamic StudiesIslamic NumismaticsIslamic History
This article presents and overview of the 5th/11th century Taifa coinage, from the rise to power of the Hammudi dynasty to the arrival of the Almoravids in al-Andalus and the Maghreb. It deals with aspects of legitimacy and... more
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      IconographyIslamic StudiesAl-AndalusIslamic Numismatics
Tradicionalmente, la historiografía, ha afirmado de manera categórica que el califato terminaba en la Península Ibérica en el 1031, con la expulsión de los omeyas. Sin embargo, esto no sucedió, la memoria del califato se conservó durante... more
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      NumismaticsAl-AndalusNumismaticaMálaga
""This article analyzes the coins issued by 'Alï b. Hammüd, the first caliph of the Hammüdi dynasty in al-Andalus, in the year 408/1017-1018. Special attention has been given to the analysis of monetary legends and their relation with... more
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      IconographyIslamic ArchaeologyIslamic ArtIslamic Studies
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      Medieval HistoryIslamic StudiesAl-AndalusAl Andalus (Islamic History)
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      Medieval HistoryIslamic StudiesAl-AndalusIslamic History
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      IconographyMedieval IslamSymbolismPolitical Legitimacy
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      Al-AndalusMálagaReinos de TaifasHammudid caliphate
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      Al-AndalusHistory of the Islamic WorldIslamic NumismaticsIslamic History
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      Medieval HistoryIslamic StudiesAl-AndalusIslamic History
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      Islamic StudiesAl-AndalusIslamic NumismaticsHammudid caliphate
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      Islamic StudiesAl-AndalusHammudid caliphate
El presente estudio histórico-numismático del numerario acuñado a nombre de los califas hammūdíes, se ha llevado a cabo a través del análisis exhaustivo tanto de la información proporcionada por las fuentes textuales árabes y cristianas,... more
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      IconographyIslamic StudiesAl-AndalusMorocco
This paper analyzes the religious and symbolic meanings and the legitimating role of the hexagram (or King Solomon’s Seal) appearing on a coin type from the Hammudí Caliph Idris [II], struck in 438/1046-1047 with a die bearing the mint... more
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      IconographyIslamic StudiesIslamic NumismaticsHammudid caliphate
El presente estudio histórico-numismático del numerario acuñado a nombre de los califas hammūdíes, se ha llevado a cabo a través del análisis exhaustivo tanto de la información proporcionada por las fuentes textuales árabes y cristianas,... more
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      IconographyMoroccoIslamic NumismaticsAl-Andalus archaeology