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Zum Teil sind sie auch politische Führer.","spellings":["Imam"]},"ed1392a3-c2e4-5dca-8b74-eaef4f0f9c94":{"definition":"in der islamischen Architektur häufig anzutreffende, dreiseitig geschlossene Gewölbehalle, an deren offene vierte Seite meist ein Innenhof mit Brunnen anschließt","spellings":["Iwan"]},"98afafd6-f8b6-5d37-923e-752f4697a5a7":{"definition":"wörtlich „der Würfel“) kleiner Tempel in Mekka, der nach seinem Umbau zum Mittelpunkt des Islam wurde. Er soll ursprünglich vom Propheten Abraham und seinem Sohn Ismail erbaut worden sein.","spellings":["Kaaba"]},"cf7d3667-7d96-58e6-af31-c5d6fe2c71b8":{"definition":"einfache Unterkunft entlang der wichtigen Handels- und Pilgerwege. Hier konnten Reisende (meist Pilger und Kaufleute) übernachten und ihre Güter sicher verwahren.","spellings":["Khan"]},"95fc5a14-1b29-5364-810a-69fc76087256":{"definition":"nach der Stadt Kufa in Irak benannte, charakteristisch eckige Schrift, die zu den frühesten Formen der arabischen Kalligrafie gehört","spellings":["Kufisch"]},"220ac6c9-5bbb-5494-a7d7-a1992e0113c3":{"definition":"glasierte Töpferei, die in einem komplizierten Brennverfahren mit Metalloxiden bearbeitet wird, um ihr einen luxuriösen metallischen Glanz zu verleihen. Die Technik wurde in frühislamischer Zeit in Mesopotamien entwickelt und verbreitete sich im gesamten islamischen Kulturraum.","spellings":["Lüsterware"]},"455c1318-16a9-50f2-9c44-6643a9de238c":{"definition":"islamische Schule für die religiöse Lehre (z. B. Theologie, Recht, Koran) und Unterkunft für Gelehrte","spellings":["Medrese"]},"447568ab-11d8-5b46-9175-19f5e0ad280b":{"definition":"religiöser Anführer","spellings":["Mahdi"]},"bd6ee598-f323-5770-a786-0151295aea83":{"definition":"Titel mit der Bedeutung „Fürst“ oder „König“","spellings":["Malik"]},"e7f7d170-9ce3-5eb5-8c00-b201155164d8":{"definition":"meist konkave, manchmal auch flache Nische mit Spitzbogen in einer Moschee oder in einem Gebetsraum, die für das Gebet die Himmelsrichtung Mekkas anzeigt. Sie ist meistens der am aufwändigsten dekorierte Teil des Gebäudes.","spellings":["Mihrab"]},"a7da3b34-cced-5cac-bca5-7cde2160fdbf":{"definition":"erhöhte Kanzel für die Predigt während des Freitagsgebetes","spellings":["Minbar"]},"bd2ffd1a-1d12-5fc1-ab6b-b186e0622cb6":{"definition":"stalaktitisches oder honigwabenartiges architektonisches Ornament. Es ist ein charakteristisches Element islamischer Architektur und kommt auf vielen Oberflächen zur Anwendung, etwa an Kuppeln und in die Wand eingelassenen Tordurchgängen.","spellings":["Muqarnas"]},"8ffa05a8-a165-5e2c-b72e-27e8d5f953ac":{"definition":"einer der weit verbreiteten Stile der arabischen Kalligrafie, zu dem auch eine leicht fließende Kursivschrift gehört. In seiner wörtlichen Bedeutung verweist der Begriff auf das „Kopieren“ und die Herstellung von Handschriften.","spellings":["Naskhi"]},"afa2f843-fdd4-5a67-9298-c7381518b3c8":{"definition":"Zitadelle oder Festung mit deutlich sichtbaren Verteidigungsanlagen wie unüberwindbar hohen Mauern, Türmen, Schießscharten und Glacis","spellings":["Qalat"]},"c47920b0-c22e-53d0-aa8c-93eb3956ca0e":{"definition":"(abgeleitet vom lateinischen *castrum*) Burg oder imposante Residenz","spellings":["Qasr"]},"0089ce74-d5cd-57d2-bbe4-c8de79b156c9":{"definition":"Lage der Kaaba, nach der die Gläubigen überall ihr Gebet ausrichten","spellings":["Qibla"]},"30f08fe7-8bb1-504a-aa55-685d583ff5ba":{"definition":"Wiedereroberung der Iberischen Halbinsel durch die Christen, die acht Jahrhunderte arabischer Herrschaft beendete und eine Massenauswanderung von Muslimen zur Folge hatte","spellings":["Reconquista"]},"a8525513-1742-5e9f-85de-bb2067ad9fb6":{"definition":"öffentlicher Brunnen oder Gebäude, aus dem unentgeltlich Trinkwasser verteilt wurde","spellings":["Sabil"]},"b96fb0ed-83cb-5316-ab1d-f4e286f25845":{"definition":"Safaviden.","spellings":["Safaviden","Safavidisch"]},"c98013e1-9336-5b90-9d71-2658cca1e0ca":{"definition":"(wörtlich „der Ehrbare“) Nachkomme des Propheten Muhammad. Die Mitglieder von Familien, die ihren Stammbaum auf den Propheten zurückführen, bekleideten oft hohe religiöse oder politische Ämter.","spellings":["Scherif"]},"aea62142-bf4f-5655-8c52-b1e856151ce7":{"definition":"Titel, der „Herrscher“ bedeutet und normalerweise ein politisches Oberhaupt bezeichnet, dessen Autorität die nominelle Vorherrschaft des Kalifen nicht in Frage stellt","spellings":["Sultan"]},"08fa434b-cde7-5b8b-be42-9e2217634cd8":{"definition":"der Markt als Mittelpunkt der islamischen Stadt und des urbanen Lebens","spellings":["Suq"]},"577792e7-dcb2-5783-bc01-836c6f2cded6":{"definition":"Ehrentitel für hohe Verwaltungsbeamte oder Minister","spellings":["Wesir"]},"38031924-6b4f-5fb1-9337-c0222f9b16d2":{"definition":"von Steuern befreite Stiftung mit Land- oder Immobilienbesitz, deren Erträge für den Unterhalt religiöser Einrichtungen verwendet werden","spellings":["Waqf"]}}

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Examples in Cairo include Khanqah Baybars al-Jashankir and the mosque built by Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad ibn Qalawun.","spellings":["Ablaq","Iplik"]},"84e97899-231d-5674-b71e-5b985f91973b":{"definition":"A decorative historical interior design technique and remains one of Syria’s best known handcrafts. The word itself describes different elements of the craft: from the act of applying relief paste to a plain surface, to the resulting ornamentation. Ajami also describes the type of room cladded with these artfully painted wooden panels. It is often complemented by the so called opus sectile works and complex carvings.","spellings":["Ajami"]},"7e65a713-3deb-5ac1-94da-c18827b66bd0":{"definition":"The 33rd Chapter/Sura of the Quran, meaning \"The Confederates\". It is consisted of 73 verses.","spellings":["Al-Ahzab"]},"c44302b7-5b2a-5247-b1b7-8c1a06993aa4":{"definition":"The 2nd Chapter/Sura of the Quran, meaning \"The Cow\". It is composed of 286 verses.","spellings":["Al-Baqara","Al-Baqarah"]},"b29a1eb8-4d03-527c-a470-6d9b2d53269c":{"definition":"The 1st Chapter/Sura of the Quran, meaning \"The Opening\". It is composed of 7 verses.","spellings":["Al-Fatiha","Al-Fātiḥah","Fatiha"]},"9c2e2004-3d90-5af9-823b-a7e2d698d965":{"definition":"The 3rd Chapter/Sura of the Quran, meaning \"The Family of Irman\". It is composed of 200 verses.","spellings":["Al-Imran"]},"1dd45db8-f741-5e90-9598-aa5bed784e70":{"definition":"The 54th Chapter/Sura of the Quran, meaning \"The Moon\". It is composed of 55 verses.","spellings":["Al-Qamar"]},"16131753-740a-5b87-bfb9-06606e67de19":{"definition":"A flag, banner or standard. They were carried next to a commander in a military campaign or were used in religious processions. They could be very different in shape and had geometric designs, sometimes with inscriptions. A metal *alem* could be mounted to the head of a pole.","spellings":["Alem"]},"d622d348-fe31-5163-9440-a84a07e7456c":{"definition":"(Pl. *‘ulama’*) Scholar, doctor of law and Islamic theological science. Fr: ouléma or uléma. Tr: alim, pl. ulema.","spellings":["‘Alim","Alim","Ulama","Ulema"]},"fb4643f3-3421-5aaa-8b4f-85806f394bac":{"definition":"A designation for a two-dimensional ornamental pattern in Islamic art. Arabesques are constructed designs based on intertwined leaf stems and tendrils that create a continuous pattern sometimes in connection with scrolls or geometrical elements.","spellings":["Arabesque"]},"4b276222-ccaa-52f9-9e53-a26c705c0197":{"definition":"On the 10th day of Muharram, in Türkiye, both Sunni and Alevi-Bektashi Muslims prepare and share Ashura (also known as Noah’s pudding), a ritual dish believed to symbolise prosperity.","spellings":["Ashura"]},"f80f3b72-49a9-5057-bd6f-021ba24a6071":{"definition":"A medieval scientific instrument used for astronomical calculations and navigation.","spellings":["Astrolabe"]},"1af94c96-d6eb-511f-8cdd-4fca18aafa8e":{"definition":"A spring.","spellings":["‘Ayn","Ayn"]},"b5ff90ab-5823-5d04-95e0-dc19f7472200":{"definition":"A Spanish and Portuguese term for glazed tiles which have been set into a larger pattern to cover walls in courtyards of mosques and palaces. It is a term common all over the Maghreb. See also *zellij*.","spellings":["Azulejo"]},"4c2bb21c-6364-5e2c-ad76-cc117a2e1056":{"definition":"Gate, door.","spellings":["Bab"]},"e44ace71-d122-5c82-bf6b-34a79ff4b2d8":{"definition":"Literally “sons of”, used to refer to members of a clan. Plural of *ibn / bin*.","spellings":["Bani","Banu"]},"9d8dd39e-6208-5b40-8479-7eb99bd94348":{"definition":"Blessings or bounty. Tr. *Bereket*.","spellings":["Baraka","Barakah","Barakat","Barkati","Bereket"]},"ac8a2874-8a19-55b3-9857-60843740d359":{"definition":"Dignitary. See also pasha.","spellings":["Basha"]},"b8c40deb-d541-5941-870e-bbb5a22c7520":{"definition":"(Pl. *biyut*) Room; in certain cases a house. *baytal-Hikma*: tribunal. *bayt ad-diwan*: reception hall. *bayt al-nar*: furnace, literally “house of the fire”. See also *dar*, *qasr*.","spellings":["Bayt","Bayt-al-diwan","Bayt-al-nar","Beyt","Biyut"]},"9f0f473b-d1c4-579a-830e-8c67cf9124bc":{"definition":"Public market or designated place for commerce; covered market with doors (Persia). Fr. bazar. See also *arasta*, *bedesten*, *qaysariyya*, *suq*.","spellings":["Bazaar","Bazar"]},"816929a9-190c-57b7-8bc6-469a25050fac":{"definition":"The ruler of an independent emirate; a title of respect for a man of the upper classes; title held by the sovereign vassals of the sultan. *Beylerbeyi*: The bey of beys: the highest rank in the provincial government of the Ottoman Empire. *Beylicat*, *beylik*: soverignty of or territory ruled by a bey. See also *agha*, *dey*.","spellings":["Bey","Beylicat","Beylik"]},"5f340924-0a32-5b50-8c50-755492945fed":{"definition":"In the Islamic world blue-and-white ceramics appeared in Mesopotamia in the AH 3rd / AD 9th century. Blue-and-white porcelain in China produced from the 8th / 14th century onwards had great influence in the Islamic world where it was collected at court and was imitated in the workshops of Ottoman Iznik and Safawid Iran.","spellings":["Blue-and-white"]},"53b06a4c-1741-53c4-bd23-415aa3ce7613":{"definition":"Fort, bastion, tower, sometimes surrounded by an outer wall. The term passed into mediaeval Portuguese toponymy as *alvorge* or porches. In Tunisia it also means a secondary residence surrounded by gardens; a pleasure palace. Maghreb *borj*. Egypt *burg*. Tr. *burç*.","spellings":["Bordj","Borj","Burç","Burg","Burj"]},"5a9bc858-c027-5f9a-91c2-3756c4d27816":{"definition":"A universal oriental rug design element. Boteh is Persian for \"bush\" and buta is Hindi for \"flower\".","spellings":["Boteh","Buta"]},"9c5b0b5e-062a-5b06-ace2-d6a40e4d5cb9":{"definition":"The term \"Bustaan\" or \"Bustan\" directly translates to \"Garden\" or \"Orchard.\" It is also the title of a poetry book penned by the Persian poet Saadi in AH 655/ AD 1257. The book is rich with valuable spiritual guidance and practical wisdom.","spellings":["Boostaan","Boostan","Bostan","Boustan","Bustaan","Bustan"]},"b3b18f28-32c7-5836-ae64-e0df239443e1":{"definition":"The Byzantine empire (306 to 1453) which was preceded by the Roman empire and succeeded by the Ottoman Empire.","spellings":["Byzantine"]},"b6c3a09c-964b-5dd3-a091-e608967fe6ff":{"definition":"Ar. *khalifa* literally “successor”. The supreme head of the Muslim community. Caliphate: the territory under the power of the caliph.","spellings":["Caliph","Khalifa","Khalifah"]},"c2953466-916b-57e9-9f3b-409c9af9afa1":{"definition":"The “art of beautiful writing” (Greek) is one of the highest artforms of Islamic culture. As the Arabic language is connected with the revelation of Islam, calligraphy has deep spiritual undertones and is valued as a symbol of beauty and mystery. There are many types of calligraphy with variations according to period, place and context. Many artists of the Arab and Muslim world continue to practise calligraphy today. See also *diwani*, *farsi*, *kufic*, Maghribi-Andalusi, *muhaqqaq*, *naskhi*, *nas*ta’liq**, *rayhani*, *ruq’a*, *ta’liq*, *thuluth*.","spellings":["Calligraphy"]},"90c8aeb0-fee7-5ad8-b2e8-525f87d18e3a":{"definition":"Fortress, citadel, usually equated with the city centre. Ar. *qasba*. *Ksiba*: small kasbah, the name of a neighbourhood in Bizerte, Tunisia. See also *hisn*, *qal’a*.","spellings":["Casbah","Kasbah","Ksiba","Ksibah","Qasaba","Qasba","Qasbah"]},"4a12c207-113d-5b87-992e-9db5d88374f3":{"definition":"The first Muslim societies continued to use Byzantine solidus gold coins and Sassanian silver dirhams. In time, Qur'anic phrases, place of minting, names of caliph and sultan and Hijri date were added. With the Umayyad coinage revolution in AH 696–7 / AD 1296–7, pure epigraphic coins came into use. Akche: silver coin, basic unit of Ottoman money system; dinar: gold coin, equal to 10 dirhams; fils: copper coin.","spellings":["Coinage"]},"ecb796d7-8a47-5b6b-b1de-735827242cfc":{"definition":"\"Corals, like pearls, are an organic material which have earned their place within the world of precious stones. They are valued not only for their physical properties and beauty, but also because of their symbolic and spiritual properties. Corals are miniature sea organisms called polyps, which live in warm and clear waters. Their skeletons consist mainly of calcium carbonate, which hardens after a coral dies. Coral colonies are made up of individual coral “trees” which, while growing, intertwine. Corals come in many colors, but the most common is red in a variety of shades.  \nCorals are widely used for jewelry and other decorative arts. Many traits, positive and negative, have been attributed to corals, and they are mentioned in the histories of all cultures that had the opportunity to encounter them. The Quran briefly mentions corals, as well as rubies, as the stones that symbolize celestial women in paradise. In Hindu culture, it is believed that the tender young leaves of the Kalpa tree, a symbolical offering to the gods, were made of corals. In general, corals symbolize loyalty and sacrifice, and have also been associated with cures for the plague and other diseases. Belief in the healing powers of the stone has affiliated it with the protection of children.\"","spellings":["Coral","Corals"]},"44562f82-b0b6-5353-939a-47fccfb7fa3c":{"definition":"Sacred text of the Islamic Revelation transmitted by the Archangel Gabriel to the Prophet Muhammad. From the root *qr*’, “to recite, to read”.","spellings":["Coran","Koran","Kuran","Qur’an","Quran"]},"f3052f85-4db5-5572-a790-f3dc9a248659":{"definition":"(Pl. *dur*) House. *Dar al-imara*: Governor’s house. Dar al-Islam: Domain of Islam: countries under Islamic rule; where Islam did not rule was considered war territory. *Dar al-Hadith*: A school for studying the Hadith; Tr. *Darülhadis*. *Dar al-Hijra*: Abode for migration. *Dar al-khuffaz*: A school for training of memorising the Qur’an; Tr. *Darülhuffaz*. Dar al-Qurra’: school for teaching Qur’an recitation as a science ; Tr. *Darülkurra*. *Dar al-shifa’*: hospital; Tr. **darüşşifa**. *Dar al-tibb*: A school where the medical sciences were taught; Tr. *Darüttıb*. See also *bayt*, *qasr*.","spellings":["Dar","Dar al-Hadith","Dar al-Hijra","Dar al-imara","Dar al-Islam","Dar al-khuffaz","Dar al-shifa’","Dar al-tibb","Darülhadis","Darülhuffaz","Darülkurra","Darüşşifa","Darüttıb"]},"0b0c9320-1a31-574f-aa24-7c9a581717b2":{"definition":"Alleyway, route. In Morocco and Tunisia derb: alley or by extension a neighbourhood. *Darb al-Hajj*: route taken to Mecca by pilgrims from every corner of the Islamic world. Usually all necessary services, especially security, were provided by the administration. Caravans would meet at specified times in designated places, e.g. the Turkish caravan would meet the caravan from al-Sham and they would travel together to join the Jordanian and Palestinian caravans.","spellings":["Darb","Darb al-Hajj","Derb"]},"b64a1f79-8f29-5ad4-8e98-379f8e05cb1b":{"definition":"Member of a Muslim religious order noted for its devotional practices. Fr. *derviche*.","spellings":["Darvesh","Darwish","Derviche","Dervish"]},"9e337d3c-af6d-5856-bb0c-0ed39eab0859":{"definition":"Term used in Libya, Tunisia and Algeria for a high-ranking officer in the Turkish militia elected by a local council of janissaries. Below the Ottoman *Beylerbeyi* in rank deys nevertheless represented absolute power in the region. When they came into conflict with the Ottoman court, they were punished heavily. Tr. *dayı*. See also *agha*, *bey*.","spellings":["Daya","Dayi","Dey"]},"30a317f8-dd77-54b9-ba2d-fe25e643cf98":{"definition":"A crown or headband, sometimes adorned with jewels. The word derives from the Greek *διάδημα* diádēma, \"band\" or \"fillet\",from *διαδέω* diadéō, \"I bind round\", or \"I fasten\".","spellings":["Diadem","Diadema"]},"a63b6fb1-4ed2-5e10-a649-69af7e23c299":{"definition":"Diamonds (today) are known as the most prized gemstones, but they have not always had this reputation. They were primarily valued for their physical properties, particularly their hardness and fire resistance. Due to these traits, numerous myths have been created about diamonds, some of which date back to the 17th century or before. Several powers have been attributed to the stone, including purification, invincibility, and even the ability to spontaneously create others of its kind. In ancient Arabic medicine there was a belief that diamonds could cure all illnesses of the body and mind. One of the most popular legends involving diamonds is of the so-called Diamond Valley. Dating from the 4th century BC, the legend speaks of an inaccessible valley filled with snakes and other terrifying creatures, the floor of which is covered with an endless amount of diamonds. This legend has further contributed to the idea that diamonds are rare and immensely hard to find.","spellings":["Diamond","Diamonds"]},"f68bb09f-0323-528e-a7bc-c97eec5531d8":{"definition":"Monetary unit used in several countries. It was first introduced as an Islamic coinage in the late 7th century CE by Abd al-Malik of the Umayyad dynasty. The dinar dates from the Roman times, when it was known as denarius. Made of gold.","spellings":["Dinar","Dinara"]},"3230cdd8-ec0e-5aa1-9b44-adc5716d86b8":{"definition":"An office of government; audience hall, reception chamber; a collection of poems. Tr. divan; divan-ı Hümayun: the Imperial Council, chaired by the Grand Vizier, forming the central organ of the Ottoman government.","spellings":["Divan","Diwan","Diwani","Diwaniya"]},"476a1ad7-f594-57bd-8ef5-ddfe4dba9e8b":{"definition":"A lacquer technique first seen in Iran in the AH 9th / AD 15th century during the Timurid period. It was named after Edirne in Turkey from where the best examples came. It was used on different media such as bindings, drawers and bows.","spellings":["Edirnekari"]},"16e5e640-a860-5917-bc5f-7e13a3825ded":{"definition":"\"Emeralds are gemstones from the beryl mineral group which develop in a hexagonal shape. The gemstone got its name because of its color (from the Greek *Smaragdos*, meaning green stone), and it is said to symbolize the force of cosmic life, strength and inner peace.  \nEmeralds are considered to be the gemstones of alchemists, who believe the emerald of wisdom gives life to nature. In Central America, they are related to fertility. In ancient Egypt, emeralds decorated funerary jewelry of noblemen and other high-ranking individuals. Because the gems were extremely rare, green colored glass or pottery were sometimes used instead.\"","spellings":["Emerald","Emeralds"]},"8f750e3f-a3f4-5b39-8f9c-97cbf1eb56ec":{"definition":"A military commander, prince or senior official; the ruler of an emirate or principality; Tr. *emir*. amir akhur: *amir* responsible for sultan’s stables, camels and postal service; Tr. *emir* *ahur* or imrahor. amir al-Mu’minin: Prince of Believers; Tr. *emirü’l-müminin*. amir al-Muslimin: Prince of Muslims; Tr. *emirü’l-müslimin*. amir al-silah: *amir* responsible for arms. amir kabir: Great Amir. Fr. *émir*.","spellings":["Ahur","Amir","Amir Akhur","Amir al-Muslimin","Amir al-silah","Emir","Emirü’l-müminin","Imahor"]},"d900d503-e3ed-56a0-894b-29d8bfabf770":{"definition":"Typical Ottoman female dress.","spellings":["Antari","Anteri","Anteria","Entari","Enteri"]},"cd62ef51-dfea-5e66-a924-b9ac8fd72a21":{"definition":"A French term for maiolica, tin-glazed earthenware of post-Medieval Europe. Also a ceramic composed of a body of crushed quartz and an overlying glaze, common in the ancient Near East and Mediterranean. Capable of being moulded into small objects which were initially confused with earthenware with a white tin glaze and the term faience, incorrectly applied, has remained in use.","spellings":["Faience"]},"72193f41-0197-51af-a704-1102b4a3cf85":{"definition":"Lamp, beacon. See also *manar*.","spellings":["Fanar","Fener","Fnar"]},"38f9b696-41fe-5bb6-aea9-f97476afeed6":{"definition":"This term has different meanings:  \n  \nFez  \nCity in northern Morocco  \n  \nFez  \nA brimless cylindrical or somewhat cone-shaped hat with a flat top that usually has a tassel, is typically made of red felt, and is worn especially by men in eastern Mediterranean countries","spellings":["Fes","Fez"]},"83ff6b98-4005-5eb0-8acb-322d72def706":{"definition":"Bronze coin.","spellings":["Fals","Fils"]},"111b1877-22ac-5026-90bf-a0267a993a00":{"definition":"An edict of a sultan with official court directives. Firmans of the Ottoman sultans are paper scrolls of different length with an artistic signature (*tughra*) of the sultan as a heading, a written text in an official script followed by a number of testifying signatures at the end.","spellings":["Farman","Ferman","Firman"]},"720487c1-6546-5ad8-96ce-6caedac4ddab":{"definition":"A leaf with illustration preceding the title-page of a book.","spellings":["Frontispiece"]},"1123d155-1d0c-59e5-8ecc-ca1e2b7a31e9":{"definition":"From ghazwa (military raid), referring to a noble title for those who participated in battles for Islam. It became a military rank during the Mamluk period and was notably applied to Mahmud of Ghazni, as inscribed on Mahmud’s Tower in Ghazni in AH 421 / AD 1030. Tr. *gazi*.","spellings":["Gazi","Ghazi"]},"e0e8a76f-5937-523a-b87b-6d2a0c6528d7":{"definition":"Applying gold to the surface of an artwork. Gilding can be applied to most materials, including marble, stone, stucco, wood, metalwork, ceramics, glass and paper. Different techniques are used to apply gold, as it can be applied in a light wash or as gold-leaf foil. Tr. *tombak*, gilded copper technique.","spellings":["Gilding (gold)","Tombak"]},"f2b2bdf4-e6b8-5c67-94e3-3fdbc00d8e88":{"definition":"A thin layer of glass is applied to the surface of a ceramic before firing. In the kiln firing the glaze fuses, protecting the ceramic and making it waterproof and suitable for different purposes. Lead glaze is transparent and soft but vulnerable to cracking and chemical deformation. Tin glaze: an opaque white glaze containing tin, developed in Baghdad in the AH 3rd / AD 9th century to rival Chinese porcelain and transmitted from there to Moorish Spain and then the rest of Europe. Faience, maiolica and Delft wares have tin glazing.","spellings":["Glaze"]},"2fb79a2a-639b-5703-9b25-ab627b16aef8":{"definition":"A gift of real estate bequeathed in perpetuity under certain conditions in favour of a mosque or other religious institution, such as a *madrasa* or *khanqah*, or a civil institution such as a *sabil*, or even a house. See also *waqf*.","spellings":["Habus"]},"c18561f3-9ed2-5c21-92a7-c3476d781d57":{"definition":"Literally, “sayings”. Body of traditions related to the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad and his companions. *Dar al-Hadith*: see *dar*.","spellings":["Hadis","Hadith"]},"2321357b-4aa3-502a-a078-82ed79384c60":{"definition":"Female garment worn in Algeria particularly in central Algeria. Also describes the word for embroider.","spellings":["Haik"]},"cccf5396-0f64-5785-9f34-bb8b7a5ffd5b":{"definition":"One of the five pillars of Islam: pilgrimage to Mecca and holy places, which all believers must accomplish at least once during their lifetime if they have the means to do so. By extension it also refers to someone who undertakes the pilgrimage. Hajj takes place two months after Ramadan and finishes with the Feast of Sacrifice (Eid al-Adha). ‘Umra has almost the same rituals as the Hajj but takes place outside the Hajj season. ‘Umra’s significance is growing because there is no means to house the increasingly large numbers (over three million) who want to go on Hajj.","spellings":["Hadj","Hadji","Haj","Hajj"]},"fc74d5ab-7517-53a5-9a58-0cb34c65fec8":{"definition":"Public or private bathhouse. Apodyterium: changing room; Tr. *soyunmalık*. Caldarium: hot room. Hypocaust: floor and wall heating system by steam in Roman baths and villas. Tepidarium: warm room where bathers would rest after bathing; Tr. *ılıklık*. Also in Turkish bathhouse: *aralık*: passageway between the *soyunmalık* and *ılıklık*; *halvet*: private chambers in a public bath; *traşlık*: small room used for the removal of body hair. Also in Syrian bathhouse: *barrani* (lit. “exterior”): the cold room of a bathhouse because it is usually located furthest from the furnace; *juwwani*: most interior part, closest to furnace – steam room; *wustani*: middle chambers designated as the “warm water chambers”. See also *maqsura*.","spellings":["Hamam","Hammam","Hammams"]},"982c3a21-b99b-5c3b-b3d3-65276466c18d":{"definition":"One of the four Sunni legal schools of Orthodox Islam. Founded by Abu Hanifa al-Nu‘man, it became the chosen school of the Ottomans. Tr. Hanefi. See also *fiqh’*.","spellings":["Hanafi"]},"d71360cd-eac1-5408-b6b3-59ad3d8464b9":{"definition":"Ar. literally “sacred”, “forbidden”. Sanctuary. An illicit act from the religious point of view. Haram al-Sharif: the Noble Sanctuary in Jerusalem including al-Aqsa Mosque and Dome of the Rock.","spellings":["Haram","Haramsarā","Harem","Harīm"]},"0ad8de69-3a63-53bc-8e1b-4c6cae853bca":{"definition":"Common living space in a Turkish house. Tr. also *sofa*.","spellings":["Hayat","Sofa"]},"16851f92-8fb5-54ee-8fd1-58ab8dc1b8f5":{"definition":"The collective name for a number of early Arabic scripts that developed in the Hejaz region of the Arabian Peninsula, which includes the cities of Mecca and Medina.","spellings":["Hejazi","Hijazi"]},"0f3fb66d-a491-591b-a0c2-56e11ec481aa":{"definition":"Muhammad’s flight from Mecca to Madina in AD 622. The beginning of the Muslim Hijri (Hegira) calendar, which follows a lunar year.","spellings":["Hegira","Hijra","Hijrah"]},"c0013a33-832b-5aec-b97e-3901d8475a95":{"definition":"The crescent Moon, also known as the most common symbol of Islam.","spellings":["Al-hilal","Hilal"]},"dcd58376-8ba5-5488-bec0-53d4cf2fa497":{"definition":"A prose description of the Prophet Muhammad. Hilya-i Sharif: noble description of the prophet, a work of art bearing the noble description.","spellings":["Hilya","Hilye"]},"3d299572-ee10-5a78-93a1-b50bfe645ec5":{"definition":"Castle. See also *qal’a*, *kasbah*.","spellings":["Hisn"]},"d847fbc2-ce74-54e5-8546-78b1da2e747e":{"definition":"Belt.","spellings":["Hizam"]},"20ec2a87-3b3c-5cbe-94d3-205645c7a199":{"definition":"A pipe traditionally used for smoking flavoured tobacco in which tobacco is placed in a bowl and heated with burning charcoal, producing smoke that is drawn through an urn of water that cools it and then into a long tube with an attached mouthpiece.","spellings":["Hookah","Huqqa"]},"d741661c-846f-560d-a11c-19720819ac9a":{"definition":"Son of, used in names. To indicate a clan the plural form *Bani / Banu*. is used. Tr. –*oğlu*.","spellings":["Ben","bin","ibn"]},"441e3156-be30-517c-a195-12e2d3486ed8":{"definition":"One who presides over Islamic prayers, a guide, chief, spiritual model or cleric; sometimes also a political leader in Muslim society.","spellings":["Imam"]},"8f367dab-0120-518e-b2ab-f888fb65bc16":{"definition":"Office or region and country ruled by an Imam (spiritual leader).","spellings":["Imamah","Imamate"]},"d92f6fd0-31e4-5a3e-a04f-1708743e899b":{"definition":"From Ar. *imara*. A complex of buildings and institutions supported by a *waqf*. After the AH 10th / AD 16th century a public soup-kitchen for the poor.","spellings":["imaret"]},"ed1392a3-c2e4-5dca-8b74-eaef4f0f9c94":{"definition":"A vaulted hall or domed hall, walled on three sides with a large opening arch. Tr. eyvan.","spellings":["Eyvan","Ivan","Iwan"]},"0c7c1002-ee4f-5507-9e43-3d8636035b0a":{"definition":"A type of architectural decoration, usually in the form of a window grill, constructed of ornaments, geometric motifs and other shapes.","spellings":["Jaali","Jali"]},"a25816af-9610-5a9b-a762-50fcfbbe7fee":{"definition":"Mountain, mountainous terrain. *Jabaliya*: mountain dwellers.","spellings":["Djebel","Jabal","Jabliya","Jebel"]},"931ee012-2711-5a21-b4b7-d99c793abaf6":{"definition":"New. Tr. *cedid* or *cedit*.","spellings":["Jadid"]},"070e713b-f503-5f87-be41-16cb73c070b4":{"definition":"Main mosque where daily prayers and Friday prayers are celebrated. Tr. *cami*. See also *meşrebiye*.","spellings":["Cami","Djama'a","Djamaa","Djemaa","Jama","Jama'a","Jama’","Jamaa","Jami","Jami‘"]},"7910cc31-4aef-536d-b917-919e64b075ff":{"definition":"The Ottoman sultan’s standing infantry corps, recruited from non-Muslims under the devşirme system and paid from the Treasury. Tr. *Yeniçeri Ocağı*.","spellings":["Janissary","Yeniçeri Ocağı"]},"9b746350-d82d-5ab5-9676-62bdb3be99b1":{"definition":"View of the World', a geographical work written by Kâtip Çelebi (Turkish historian, geographer, and bibliographer) that makes the first use, in Turkey, of European atlases and other sources.","spellings":["Cihannüma","Jihannuma"]},"98afafd6-f8b6-5d37-923e-752f4697a5a7":{"definition":"Literally “cube”. Temple in Mecca, the centre of the Islamic religion.","spellings":["Ka'bah","Ka‘ba","Kaaba","Kabah"]},"dde3bab2-6c93-59de-b512-d4ebe4ea584d":{"definition":"A usually cotton or silk ankle-length garment with long sleeves that is common throughout the Islamic world.","spellings":["Caftan","Kaftan","Khaftan"]},"792175b1-51f7-5367-a036-65b029ee9c82":{"definition":"Hand -palm amulet.","spellings":["Kef","Keff"]},"ba012528-e332-58db-968d-165b78bc6d94":{"definition":"A kilim is a traditionally crafted flat tapestry-woven carpet or rug originating from countries that were part of the former Persian Empire, such as Iran, the Balkans, and Turkic nations.  \nKilim is woven from silk, goat hair, sheep's wool, or other domestic quadrupeds.","spellings":["Gilim","Kelim","Kilim","Klim"]},"5805ea4d-515f-570c-944e-b39504e35c2a":{"definition":"This term has two meanings:  \n  \nHAND OF FATIMA  \nThe “Hand of Fatima” or “Khamsa”, which can be found in souks all around Morocco, be it metallic, ceramic, coloured or made from camel bone, is a very widespread talisman. Khamsa means “five” and refers to the five fingers of the hand. Khamsa is an amulet which is typical of both the Islamic and Jewish religion.  \n  \nQUINTET OF POEMS  \n\"Khamsa\" typically refers to the quintet of poems composed by the Persian poet Nezami Ganjavi in the 12th century. This collection, recognized as the \"Khamsa,\" which means five in Persian and Arabic, or \"Quintet,\" the term used in Europe, comprises five epic poems),\" “Makhzan al-Asrar” ( The Treasury of Mysteries), \"Khosrow and Shirin,\" \"The Seven Beauties,\" \"Eskandar-Nameh\" (The Book of Alexander), and \"Layla and Majnun.\" \"Khamsa\" is a compilation of Mathnawi poems, employing rhyming couplets, a specific form of Persian poetry well-suited for longer narrative works. Nezami's \"Khamsa\" is esteemed for its poetic beauty, moral depth, and the adept interweaving of historical and mythical elements. This masterpiece has left an enduring impact on Persian literature, being actively studied and appreciated for its literary and cultural significance.","spellings":["Hamsa","Hamza","Khamsa","Khamse","Khamseh"]},"cf7d3667-7d96-58e6-af31-c5d6fe2c71b8":{"definition":"Ar. Inn, lodgings on the main caravan routes for travellers (pilgrims and merchants) and where merchandise could be stored. See also *caravanserai*, *funduq*, *wikala*. Tr. *han*.","spellings":["Han","Khan"]},"976efb7f-99d5-5674-b712-cbe4e60c4166":{"definition":"Type of dagger.","spellings":["Hançer","Handžar","Khanjar"]},"069e3a86-9304-50ec-85c5-b13302126d14":{"definition":"An Arabised version of the Turkish *Hatun*, a title of respect for women of the upper classes.","spellings":["Hatun","Khatun"]},"6dc0bc86-bae7-595d-afd4-5801f58f6005":{"definition":"Treasurer, responsible for State coffers (khaza’in) where the money and gold of the sultan or *amir* was kept.","spellings":["Khaznadar"]},"2a3c0ddd-2061-5547-b807-78d7dfc8a700":{"definition":"A vast historical region in north-eastern Iran, known for its diverse culture and history. It encompasses several major urban centres, including Mashhad, the holiest city in Iran due to it being home to the Imam Reza Shrine. Khurasan has been a centre of trade, scholarship, and civilization for centuries, with influences from various dynasties and empires.","spellings":["Khorasan","Khurasan"]},"53d47884-ba36-5979-a58f-ff35b0bd8587":{"definition":"A cloth composed of different parts to cover the Ka’ba in Mecca. It is embroidered in silk and gold with Qur’anic verses. A new one is made each year. The change takes places during the Hajj, when the old *kiswa* is cut up and distributed among the people. Cloths with zigzag patterns of calligraphy that cover mausolea cenotaphs are also called *kiswa* (e.g. in Palestine).","spellings":["Kiswa","Kiswah","Kiswat"]},"95fc5a14-1b29-5364-810a-69fc76087256":{"definition":"An Arabic script of angular and stylised characters used in Qur’ans in the early period of Islam. It is attributed to the city of Kufa in Iraq. From the AH 4th / AD 10th century it was less used because it could be difficult to read. Foliated *kufic*: a script that combines the angular style of the letters with decorative floral and vegetal motifs as finials, popular during the Fatimid and Atabeg period. See also calligraphy.  \n  \nKufic script emerged as an Arabic script style, initially rising to prominence as the favoured choice for transcribing the Qurʾan and adorning architectural structures. Over time, it evolved into a point of reference and an exemplary model for various other Arabic scripts. Kufic script is characterised by its markedly angular form within the Arabic alphabet, originating in the initial copies of the Qurʾan.","spellings":["Kufic"]},"6d80067a-11d1-5a05-8e27-1c1e30ff12b0":{"definition":"Word used for chair or throne, depending on the context.","spellings":["Kursi"]},"767908ab-0b28-53cf-9774-1e73c7a6b4d0":{"definition":"A type of Turkish robe.","spellings":["Lampas"]},"f73f8da0-1cae-538d-9d22-13ea8c892161":{"definition":"A planographic method of printing, using a sheet of metal or a flat stone.","spellings":["Lithography"]},"220ac6c9-5bbb-5494-a7d7-a1992e0113c3":{"definition":"A ceramic technique in which a thin coating of metal oxide resulted in an iridescent and golden shining surface on glazed ceramics. The lustre technique was introduced to many different regions by travelling potters.","spellings":["lustre","lustre-painted ware","Lustreware"]},"ff94889d-f66f-5e04-bc88-5fba2822cea4":{"definition":"Location in southern Jordan, located 218 km from the capital Amman.","spellings":["Ma'an","Maan"]},"455c1318-16a9-50f2-9c44-6643a9de238c":{"definition":"Theological institution that provided instruction on Islamic law (*shari’a*), jurisprudence (*fiqh*), Quran, Hadith, and Arabic, as well as accomodations for students.  \n  \nToday, a school. Fr. *medersa*, Tr. *medrese*.","spellings":["Madrasa","Madrasah","Madrasas","Madrasat","Madrassa","Madraza","Medrese","Medresse"]},"447568ab-11d8-5b46-9175-19f5e0ad280b":{"definition":"Religious leader","spellings":["Mahdi"]},"b1520fd2-381d-5d56-a9d2-7d019d4f34c2":{"definition":"A richly decorated tent-like structure used on the back of a camel to transport noble ladies. Also used as a means to transport the *kiswa* in the yearly Hajj caravan sent by sovereigns to Mecca with pilgrimage delegations.","spellings":["Mahmal"]},"2c82480a-44bd-565c-9d5c-7b38307ae24e":{"definition":"Tin-glazed earthenware with painting on unfired glaze, typical of Spain and Italy, and believed to have been influenced by Islamic pottery techniques.","spellings":["Maiolica","Majolica"]},"4d0ea53b-609e-5e3d-817e-8067fab67fc3":{"definition":"(pl. majalis). Meeting hosted by the ruler or a high official. Designate also the audience hall in which the assembly was held.","spellings":["Majles","Majlis"]},"9e4b2650-05be-581f-8706-c2064eac74ce":{"definition":"A traditional elementary school that historically taught Quran, reading, writing, and basic Islamic studies. See also *kuttab*.  \n  \nTr. *mektep*, *sıbyan mektebi*.","spellings":["Maktab","Mektep","Sıbyan mektebi"]},"bd6ee598-f323-5770-a786-0151295aea83":{"definition":"One of the four Sunni legal schools of Orthodox Islam. Founded by Imam Malik and spread throughout the western Muslim world including al-Andalus.","spellings":["Malik","Maliki"]},"82f05a30-a07c-5d4f-83a3-2156afc3ed35":{"definition":"Light, lamp, beacon. See also *fanar*.","spellings":["Manar","Manara","Me'zana","Minar","Minaret"]},"0fa6da1f-1658-5a20-b43f-b3fdad30d66d":{"definition":"Style of Portuguese architecture developed during the reign of Manuel I (1495–1521) and characterised by ornate elaborations of Gothic and renaissance styles.","spellings":["Manueline"]},"3bcfdeb5-5c8a-58e9-8dfd-9ad2a9f98fdb":{"definition":"Wooden lattice screens made of turned pieces of wood assembled to form a window grille. Fr: *machrabiyya*. Tr. *meşrebiye*.","spellings":["Mashrabiya","Mashrabiyya","Meşrebiye"]},"f176a992-6546-55ba-a3e5-6877adc61b76":{"definition":"Literally, “place of prostration”. A mosque where daily prayers are held, usually with the exception of the Friday prayers, which cannot take place in a *meşrebiye* owing to the absence of a *minbar*. Tr. *mescit*. See also *jami’*.","spellings":["Masjid","Mescit"]},"a04d4101-e499-5fb8-ad85-ae402c6b673f":{"definition":"A long stone protruding ledge or bench against an outer wall on either side of entrance to a building.","spellings":["Mastaba"]},"e99f9b90-c624-5aa1-815f-a47f478f7da3":{"definition":"Town, the old quarter, self-sufficient city centre. Also the name of a city in Saudi Arabia where the Muslims migrated in AD 622 and where the Prophet Muhammad is buried.","spellings":["Madina","Madinat","Medina","Medinat"]},"e7f7d170-9ce3-5eb5-8c00-b201155164d8":{"definition":"Arched niche, usually concave but sometimes flat, in religious Islamic buildings indicating the direction of Mecca, which worshippers face when praying.","spellings":["Maharib","Mihrab"]},"a7da3b34-cced-5cac-bca5-7cde2160fdbf":{"definition":"A stepped pulpit for delivering the sermon during the Friday prayers and the first morning prayers during the two big Muslim feasts. It is placed to the right of the *mihrab* in a mosque. *minbar*s first appeared in the Umayyad period.","spellings":["Mimber","Minbar"]},"b2f40fe6-7d9e-55fe-91fd-b02fa7f5b5a2":{"definition":"In the Christian kingdoms of the Peninsula the name given to Muslims who formally converted to Christianity after the Reconquista.","spellings":["Morisco"]},"a95bf8cd-02b1-5d88-b68d-c21999469de6":{"definition":"See *jami’* and *meşrebiye*.","spellings":["Mosque"]},"a26fcbf5-43f5-53e6-8d77-b2efc78c5302":{"definition":"Funerary stele which is usually made out of marble. Mqabriya is an equivalent of a tomb stone.","spellings":["Mashrabiyya","Mqabriya"]},"432a631d-9c77-5598-9224-35e8479385c8":{"definition":"(Pl. *murabitun*) A religious Muslim, sanctified by asceticism, whose tomb is a place of pilgrimage; a warrior-monk living in a *ribat*. The name of a dynasty known in English as Almoravid that ruled al-Andalus AH 454–541 / AD 1062–1147. Fr. *mourabit*, *mourabitoun*.","spellings":["Mourabit","Mourabitoun","Murabit"]},"9c8d51a2-cb58-59b3-92e4-fecb1ca87eb4":{"definition":"From Ar. *mudajjan*. Muslims who were allowed to remain among their Christian conquerors, without changing their religion, in exchange for tribute. The adjective Mudéjar is also used to describe traditional craftsmanship begun under Islamic domination and continued for Christian clients after the Christian conquest.","spellings":["Mudajjan","Mudéjar"]},"95cd8cc7-61c1-518d-a3d1-397850242e35":{"definition":"A Muslim legal expert who is empowered to give rulings on religious matters.","spellings":["Mufti"]},"23ba4d6b-6ce4-504a-b495-efdcb419b6ed":{"definition":"Literally the \"chosen one\". This term designate the person responsible for the clan or tribe; typically an elder.","spellings":["Mukhtar"]},"bd2ffd1a-1d12-5fc1-ab6b-b186e0622cb6":{"definition":"Stalactite- or honeycomb-like architectural ornamentation which adorns many surfaces including domes and corbels. In the Maghreb *muqarbas*. Fr. *mouqarnas*.","spellings":["Mouqarnas","Muqarbas","Muqarnas"]},"8ffa05a8-a165-5e2c-b72e-27e8d5f953ac":{"definition":"Literally “copied”. One of the most widespread styles of Islamic calligraphy used in Qur’ans and other books. It combines the flexibility of the *farsi* style with the harmony of the *kufic* script. Tr. *nesih*.","spellings":["Naskhi","Nesih"]},"ea137b2c-4b18-5db2-bba2-703e333c897d":{"definition":"Whilst prevailing belief is that Naskh calligraphy emerged in 310 AH (922-23 AD), recent research suggests it evolved from the Kufic script that dates back to the early days of Islam. Over time, Naskh supplanted Kufic as the preferred script for the Qur'an. Today, Naskh is the dominant script used in Qur'an transcription, surpassing all other scripts combined due to its enhanced legibility.","spellings":["Naskh"]},"d99278fb-cfa3-513e-9af1-4e39e27f241b":{"definition":"A technique used in metalwork, where engraved areas are filled with a mixture of different materials such as lead, copper and silver. Fr. *niel*.","spellings":["Niel","Niello"]},"459f8079-3081-520c-95f1-def76fceb958":{"definition":"Stringed musical instrument prominent in medieval and modern Islamic music. It is the parent of the European lute. The oud has a deep pear-shaped body, a fretless fingerboard.","spellings":["Oud","Ūd"]},"ea9e06ca-7872-5541-9ac2-11302f8890c2":{"definition":"A Turkish honorific title, arabicised as *Basha*.","spellings":["Pacha","Pasha"]},"60068ca4-be84-58d0-a590-341306ae5e41":{"definition":"Pearls, the only organic material considered to be precious gemstones, can be widely divided into two categories: natural and cultivated. The formation of the pearl occurs when a foreign body such as a grain of sand or a parasite enters the shell of an oyster or mussel. Due to their very specific origin, pearls have come to be focal points of many legends and myths. Because of their circular shape, they are frequently associated with the moon. They can also symbolize life in general, as well as birth. Some old beliefs state that morning dew, when hardened, turns into pearls. Civilizations from areas with pearl fishing cultures, such as the Middle East and Asia, have for centuries viewed pearls as symbols of supremacy, innocence and female charm.","spellings":["Pearl","Pearls"]},"4563e43f-260b-5043-9a49-06e5af5a99e0":{"definition":"Muslim judge. Tr. *kadı*.","spellings":["Cadi","Kadi","Kazi","Qadi","Qazi"]},"afa2f843-fdd4-5a67-9298-c7381518b3c8":{"definition":"(Pl. qilâ’) Citadel. See also *kasbah*, *hisn*.","spellings":["Qal'at","Qal‘a","Qala","Qalaa","Qalaat","Qalat"]},"7978d46e-780e-5ff3-b397-3e8bfd533787":{"definition":"(Pl. *qanawat*) Subterranean conduit of water; part of a distributory network.","spellings":["Qanat","Qanawat"]},"f6f67989-de13-54db-b0ea-64f2805a4fa8":{"definition":"A traditional Islamic instrument, whose name in Arabic also means \"rule, principle or norm\". Can also refer to law, customs, and guides.","spellings":["Ganoun","Kanoon","Qanun"]},"c47920b0-c22e-53d0-aa8c-93eb3956ca0e":{"definition":"From Latin *castrum*. Palace, castle. *Qusayr*: diminutive form of *qasr*. Tr. kasr. See also *bayt*, dar.","spellings":["Ksar","Qasr","Qusair","Qusayr","Quseir"]},"0089ce74-d5cd-57d2-bbe4-c8de79b156c9":{"definition":"Direction of the Ka‘ba in Mecca, which Muslims face during prayer. The qibla wall of the mosque is where the *mihrab* is situated.","spellings":["Kibla","Qibla","Qiblah","Quibla"]},"ea03a56c-d809-5ee0-9bf3-d2601be89fe3":{"definition":"A portable astronomical instrument whose name literally means \"showing the direction to the Ka'ba\". The alternative name for it is astrolabe.","spellings":["Qiblanuma"]},"ea57d4ad-03a1-5d50-8738-499eaa736d91":{"definition":"Earthen jar or jug.","spellings":["Qolla"]},"79ad5742-3251-5a48-afdc-3eadbe4bc902":{"definition":"The ninth month of the Hijri / lunar calendar when Muslims fast. It is the last of the three consecutive holy months. Tr. Ramazan.","spellings":["Ramadan","Ramadhan","Ramathan","Ramazan"]},"2f088e48-669e-5b0f-b7ef-a94fb24641eb":{"definition":"Rayhani is a calligraphic style that was used for copying Qur’ans. It is characterised by its smaller rendition of muhaqqaq, featuring letter forms with sharper, more pointed shapes compared to naskh, and often distinguished by a prominent spike on the initial alif-lam letter shape.  \n  \nAlthough this script shows close resemblance to *muhaqqaq*, it is written on a smaller scale. It was used in large Qur’ans produced in AH 7th–8th / AD 13th–14th centuries. See also calligraphy.","spellings":["Rayhan","Rayhani","Reyhan","Rihani"]},"30f08fe7-8bb1-504a-aa55-685d583ff5ba":{"definition":"Reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal) by the Christians from the Muslims, which ended in AH 897 / AD 1492 with the fall of Granada.","spellings":["Reconquista"]},"41cfc342-d602-582b-a279-22302f06909d":{"definition":"The term \"Riqa\" originates from the Arabic word \"ruq’a,\" which translates to \"a fragment or a small piece of fabric.\" This name was assigned to the script because it was frequently used for writing on small paper fragments, often in petitions addressed to royalty.","spellings":["Riqa"]},"8f56e049-19ca-5856-9caa-3acff60817b3":{"definition":"Pl. of *rawda* “garden”. Always used in plural form, in Morocco *riyad* means a garden within residential housing.","spellings":["Rawda","Riad","Riyad","Riyadh"]},"9b3eb14d-ccb9-5bdf-b3a6-ae4fd27367cf":{"definition":"Rosewater is a fragrant liquid crafted by immersing rose petals in water. Prior to the advancement of the distillation method for producing rosewater, Persian cuisine already employed rose petals to enhance the aroma and taste of dishes. Rose water likely had its beginnings in Persia, where it was identified as \"gulab\". The technique of steam distillation to create rosewater was perfected by Persian chemist, Ibn Sina/ Avicenna, within the medieval Islamic world.","spellings":["Gulab","Rose Water","Rosewater"]},"e86b778e-eb99-506f-b636-43526557b90f":{"definition":"\"Rubies are red colored gemstones made of aluminium oxide, and they come from the mineral group of corundum. Like other gemstones, they are formed deep under the Earth’s surface, but at a shallower depth than most. Rubies owe their notable red color to the presence of chromium oxide during crystal formation. Rubies rank relatively low on the Mohs scale (used to measure mineral hardness), and therefore require extra attention when being polished and set into jewelry.  \nDue to its vivid color, the stone is the ultimate symbol of fire, and it symbolizes humility, kindness and godly love. It is considered the most precious gemstone in India and the Hindu religion, where it is referred to as the *Ratna Raj*, or “Queen of All Gemstones”. Islamic tradition has similar symbolism in the story of Abraham’s ruby, which was brought to Kabba by Archangel Michael but has been transformed into a black stone due to the sins of the human race. It is believed that this ruby has eyes, ears and a tongue, and therefore can witness for the righteous in the Last Judgement. As a gemstone that equally represents religious and secular power, it was frequently present on crowns of Christian monarchs, as a symbol of Christ’s blood.\"","spellings":["Rubies","Ruby"]},"99e11148-863b-5916-afb5-d3b71fb5abe5":{"definition":"Split-palmette motif. One of the most popular and basic motifs in Islamic decorative arts, applied to every medium from woodcarving to tiles. It is mostly seen in arabesques. It was named after an earlier name for Anatolia.","spellings":["Rumi"]},"a8525513-1742-5e9f-85de-bb2067ad9fb6":{"definition":"(Pl. *subul* or *asbila*) Small structures that were designed to dispense and provide free and clean drinking water to the public. *Sabil*s can be freestanding buildings or parts of small or large charitable complexes.  \n  \nTr. sebil – a chamber where an attendant serves free drink to the public.","spellings":["Asbila","Sabil","Sebil","Subul"]},"b96fb0ed-83cb-5316-ab1d-f4e286f25845":{"definition":"Safavid Dynasy.","spellings":["Safavid","Safawid"]},"ab5197e2-ba37-5f84-9a8c-1bc168852cbc":{"definition":"Meaning blessings, pl. of the word Salam. Could also refer to safety.","spellings":["Salama","Salamah"]},"f1179b47-7c52-5959-8dd5-1c6e4daa568d":{"definition":"This term has different meanings:  \n  \nSanjak  \nDesignated province in the Ottoman Empire  \n  \nSanjak  \nShield-shaped banner","spellings":["Sancak","Sandjak","Sanjak","Sinjaq"]},"0f26046e-3b67-5601-baf6-72d291d77ad0":{"definition":"Straight, double-edged sword. The sayf varied in appearance throughout Islamic history.","spellings":["Saif","Sayf","Seif"]},"9ba68a24-0e40-52cc-9957-968da7055d9a":{"definition":"Arabic title of respect, meaning Heir to the grandson of the prophet Muhammad.","spellings":["Sayyid"]},"5dfb0beb-240c-5fb8-a4ba-14bd15936137":{"definition":"Title of the kings of Iran, or Persia. The title shah was also used in Afghanistan until the overturn of the monarchy in 1973 and has been used by rulers and princelings in other countries of central and southern Asia.","spellings":["Šâh","Shah"]},"10021f2a-1ddf-5af4-bb0f-d78adb4a1f5d":{"definition":"Profession of Muslim faith. Tr. *Şahadet*.","spellings":["Sahadet","Shahada","Shahadah"]},"a0a0b21a-5425-5de1-8d04-b7fd7daeca8b":{"definition":"An elder, respected for his knowledge and age, learned man instructed in the religious sciences, member of a religious brotherhood, sufi master. Tr. *Şeyh*. Shaykh al-Islam: The head of the hierarchy of the doctors of Muslim canon law, tradition and theology. Tr. Şeyhülislam.","spellings":["Şeyh","Shaykh","Sheikh"]},"c98013e1-9336-5b90-9d71-2658cca1e0ca":{"definition":"(Pl. *shurafa*) Descendant of the Prophet Muhammad. See also *sayyed*.","spellings":["Sharif","Shurafa"]},"1a911f25-2169-5473-b48f-e5e9bf7e6aff":{"definition":"A culturally significant city in southern Iran, often referred to as the \"City of Poets\" and \"City of Gardens.\" This is because of its numerous lush gardens, including the famous Eram Garden, and for being the hometown of renowned Persian poets, such as Hafez and Saadi. Shiraz is also known for its historical sites, including the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque and the Tomb of Cyrus the Great.","spellings":["Shiraz"]},"60d18096-8ef8-5848-9e25-fc081e078906":{"definition":"A wash of diluted clay applied to a ceramic vessel to cover the clay body before applying decoration.","spellings":["Slip"]},"8d51b0ae-13b3-5a75-acf3-79e63e2bd891":{"definition":"An arch placed diagonally at each corner of a square and filled decoratively with a variety of methods, providing the transition from the cubical walls to the sphere of the dome.","spellings":["Squinch"]},"b68f8c65-978e-5a31-bb68-5994ae43ec75":{"definition":"A Muslim acetic and mystic who represents the mystical aspect of Islam.","spellings":["Sufi"]},"c6c1f0b5-a735-54a6-b4c2-b29f31182464":{"definition":"Meal that Muslims eat before dawn during Ramadan; also the first meal of the day before fasting begins.","spellings":["Suhur"]},"aea62142-bf4f-5655-8c52-b1e856151ce7":{"definition":"Honorary title used by independent sovereigns (in particular Ottomans and Seljuks) whose authority, however, does not question the nominal superiority recognised to the ruling caliph.","spellings":["Sultan"]},"ab99a408-a9e3-547f-9a94-45b205e6a57b":{"definition":"Sultan Muḥammad, who lived during the 16th century in Safavid Iran, is regarded as one of the most exceptional Persian painters and stands out as the most prominent artist of the Safavid school based in Tabriz, Iran. Between AH 900- 928 / AD 1495 and 1522, Sultan Muḥammad likely held a preeminent position within the Turkmen school of painting, which was prevalent in western Iran during the reign of the Ak Koyunlu (\"White Sheep\") and Kara Koyunlu (\"Black Sheep\") Turkmens.","spellings":["Sultan Muhammad"]},"f21a9ff0-ae8f-5ff9-be18-36b4a4db6794":{"definition":"State or territories that are ruled by a sultan. Sultan is a title given to the ruler of such a place.","spellings":["Sultanate"]},"08fa434b-cde7-5b8b-be42-9e2217634cd8":{"definition":"Marketplace. See also *arasta*, *bazaar*, *bedesten*.","spellings":["Esouk","Sooq","Souk","Souq","Suk","Suq"]},"5c212d06-15e4-5918-a02d-bb0ef2c59fe1":{"definition":"Chapter of the Qur’an. There are 114 surahs in the Qur’an. Tr. Sure.","spellings":["Sura","Surah"]},"78fd8be3-f58d-5f6b-b249-3f3c97b9ef97":{"definition":"Tabby Weave has all the character of a hand-woven silk but with a high-performance level.","spellings":["Tabby"]},"1a96ac8d-419a-5515-b21c-9a95109e369b":{"definition":"Arabic term for dish or plate, probably deriving from the Turkish word *tepsi*.","spellings":["Tabsil"]},"1ad49aeb-c4a6-56fa-a5db-9635fe80d767":{"definition":"From Tr. *tekke*, literally “place where food is served free of charge”. Centre where dervishes meet, worship and live. Architectural type introduced by the Ottomans. See also *imaret*, *khan*qah, *zawiya*.","spellings":["Takiyya","Tekke"]},"1a356d53-950f-5eca-94fd-5f222b42af1d":{"definition":"Long-necked fretted lute played under various names from the Balkans to north-western Asia.","spellings":["Tambur","Tambura","Tanbur"]},"78053761-99e7-5b79-85ba-68c278e8c447":{"definition":"Reforms that were propagated under the rule of Ottoman emperors Abdulmecid I and Abdulaziz between 1839 and 1876.","spellings":["Tanzimat"]},"df95e636-1ccf-5f43-af09-acfeaa8bdd39":{"definition":"Circle, collar, also could be used to refer to a necklace.","spellings":["Tawq"]},"5ee94e12-9407-5e41-bdce-43a98dc9b5bf":{"definition":"Turkish word for centre where dervishes meet, worship and live. See also *imaret*, *khanqah*, *takiyya*, *zawiya*.","spellings":["Takye","Tekke","Tekye","Tekyeh"]},"9b57e731-19ab-55da-8b80-25d31d0f41c3":{"definition":"Arabic: “one-third”. A style of calligraphy named after the size of the pen used. The prolongation of its letters allow for very complex decorative compositions. It was used in calligraphy, books and civil and religious architecture. From the AH 12th / AD 18th century it was widely used in panels particular to Ottoman art. Fr. *toulouth*. Tr. *sülüs*.  \n  \nThe thuluth script, a medieval Islamic calligraphic style, features an alphabet written in a distinctive manner. The name \"thuluth\" (Arabic for \"one-third\") refers to the principle that each letter's form encompasses a slope of about one-third of its size. This script is both spacious and refined, characterized by its cursive nature. During the medieval period, thuluth script found its place on mosque embellishments.  \nFunctionally, thuluth script assumed some of the roles initially held by the early Kufic script. It was employed for crafting headings for suras (chapters) of the Qurʾan, religious inscriptions, princely titles, and inscriptions of importance. Additionally, from the 13th century AD (597-700 AH) onwards, it was favoured for producing large copies of the Qurʾan.","spellings":["Sülüs","Thoulouth","Thuluth"]},"5e33fb53-916f-516d-b614-5039d1c3c7ec":{"definition":"A calligraphic signature of an Ottoman sultan that was affixed to official documents. Each sultan had his own *tughra*. Tr. *tuğra*.","spellings":["Tughra","Tuğra"]},"ce2219af-ca75-5d6e-a3b1-280a9ea04fbc":{"definition":"Mausoleum, tomb, private burial place, sometimes with a crypt below, an architectural practice introduced by the Turks. Tr. *kümbet*, a monumental tomb, usually covered with a dome hidden under a spire. See also *darih*, *maqam*, *mashhad*, *qubba*.","spellings":["Kümbet","Turba","Turbat","Türbe","Turbet"]},"5cc4d556-5ce6-575d-a50b-a403e6c59d4f":{"definition":"A headdress consisting of a long scarf wound round the head or a smaller, underlying hat. Turbans vary in shape, colour, and size.","spellings":["Turban","Turbant"]},"9d699883-6a5a-53ad-8a08-f3b27574c431":{"definition":"Turkish people located in the region east of the Caspian Sea and South of the Aral Sea. This area now comprises of Turkmenistan and parts of Iran and Afghanistan.","spellings":["Turkmen","Türkmenler","Turkoman"]},"fd4ff19f-5ca3-5bdd-b26e-79e1ad771914":{"definition":"\"Turquoise is a blue-green gemstone made from hydrated copper aluminium phosphate. It between five and six on the Mohs scale, and is mainly cut in the cabochon style since it is not transparent. This gemstone comes in a variety of shades of blue and green. Turquoise was known in Egypt from a very early time and was later described by Pliny the Elder under the name *callias*. For him and those who studied his works, the blueish-green stone was attributed only virtues shared by other green or blue gems. However, in the 13th century, the term turquoise was introduced in Western Europe, and the gemstone started to be affiliated with new powers. These included the ability to prevent injuries from falling, especially from horseback, and the power to protect horses from sickness. For this reason Turks were said to attach turquoise stones to the bridles and stirrups of their horses.  \nTurquoise has traditionally been sold in Turkey, since it mostly originates in Iran. It still passes through Turkey on the way to Europe. Ancient Persians fully appreciated the beauty and power of this gemstone, and it was the national stone of the vast empire. There is a saying that good fortune can be obtained by seeing the reflection of the new moon either on a friend’s face, on a copy of the Quran, or on a turquoise. Turquoise is also popular for religious use in Hindu mystic circles, as well as among Indigenous people of North and Central America.\"","spellings":["Turquoise"]},"203d6e1c-59e3-5b0a-9e22-654e7354f159":{"definition":"Ottoman dress with three skirts.","spellings":["Üç etek","Üçetek"]},"577792e7-dcb2-5783-bc01-836c6f2cded6":{"definition":"Minister. Tr. *vezir*. The highest vizier (Prime Minister) was the Grand Vizier, Prime Minister. Tr. *Sadrazam*.","spellings":["Sadrazam","Vasir","Vazir","Vesir","Vezir","Visir","Vizier","Vizir","Wazir"]},"38031924-6b4f-5fb1-9337-c0222f9b16d2":{"definition":"Endowment in perpetuity, usually of land or property, from which the revenue was reserved for the upkeep of religious foundations. *waqfiyya*: the deed of endowment of a *waqf*. Tr. *vakıf*, *vakfiye*. See also *habus*.","spellings":["Vakif","Vakifiye","Wakf","Waqf"]},"9d0320cb-1068-5d1a-bb89-97a0628cb0f4":{"definition":"Trading establishment with lodgings for merchants. See also *caravanserai*, *funduq*, *khan*.","spellings":["Wakala","Wakalat","wikala","Wikalat"]},"bcebf34c-f01e-5220-896e-b24e7d5c3220":{"definition":"Hostel for merchants and their pack animals, a store for merchandise, a commercial centre. See also *caravanserai*, *khan*, *wikala*.","spellings":["Funduq"]},"e9d33609-b4fe-5b09-a0be-886bd0fc6c67":{"definition":"A type of Ottoman knife or short sabre used from the mid-16th to late 19th centuries. The yataghan was extensively used in Ottoman Turkey and in areas under immediate Ottoman influence, such as the Balkans and the Caucasus.","spellings":["Ataghan","Yatagan","Yataghan"]},"3be785b3-ebc7-5a4a-80b6-6cf2786cd3a5":{"definition":"A vest, usually sleeveless. Can vary in length, depending on province.","spellings":["Jelek","Jelick","Yelek"]},"76676210-58c4-5de1-89e6-594e4175ceac":{"definition":"Establishment for religious teaching dedicated to preparing men to become *shaykhs*, which includes the shrine of a saint and built where he was born or lived. In Turkey also a small *tekke*, a hospice for dervishes and travellers. See also *khanqah*, *tekke*, *takiyya*.","spellings":["Zaouia","Zawija","Zawiya","Zawiyah","Zwaya"]},"9aa57c3b-8983-5efb-9663-8813a2e47d5c":{"definition":"Small glazed ceramic tiles or cut-out parts of tiles set like mosaics to form a complex geometric design in interiors and exteriors of buildings. Fr. *zellige*.","spellings":["Zellige","Zellij","Zillij"]},"b2664e35-a30a-5283-80bf-77beed25e898":{"definition":"The empty space between the walls of a building (for example, a mosque) and an outer wall.","spellings":["Ziyada"]}}

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Esp.: ulema.","spellings":["Alim","Ulama","Ulema"]},"fb4643f3-3421-5aaa-8b4f-85806f394bac":{"definition":"Dibujo de adorno en dos dimensiones muy frecuente en el arte islámico, compuesto de tracerías, follajes, cintas y roleos que crean un motivo continuo, a veces combinado con volutas o elementos geométricos.","spellings":["Arabesco"]},"f80f3b72-49a9-5057-bd6f-021ba24a6071":{"definition":"Instrumento científico medieval utilizado para los cálculos astronómicos y en la navegación.","spellings":["Astrolabio"]},"1af94c96-d6eb-511f-8cdd-4fca18aafa8e":{"definition":"Fuente.","spellings":["Ayn"]},"4c2bb21c-6364-5e2c-ad76-cc117a2e1056":{"definition":"Puerta.","spellings":["Bab"]},"e44ace71-d122-5c82-bf6b-34a79ff4b2d8":{"definition":"Ver *ibn*.","spellings":["Bani","Banu","Beni"]},"9d8dd39e-6208-5b40-8479-7eb99bd94348":{"definition":"Bendición, bondad.","spellings":["Baraka"]},"ac8a2874-8a19-55b3-9857-60843740d359":{"definition":"Dignatario. Arabización del turco *paşa* (pachá o bajá).","spellings":["Bajá","Basha"]},"b8c40deb-d541-5941-870e-bbb5a22c7520":{"definition":"Sala; en algunos casos, casa. *Bayt al-Hikma*: tribunal; *bayt al-diwan*: vestíbulo de recepción; *bayt al-nar*: caldera, literalmente, la “casa del fuego”. Palabras relacionadas: *dar*, *qasr*.","spellings":["Bayt"]},"9f0f473b-d1c4-579a-830e-8c67cf9124bc":{"definition":"Mercado público o lugar destinado al comercio; mercado cubierto, con puertas. Palabras relacionadas: *arasta*, *bedesten*, *qaysariyya*, *suq*.","spellings":["Bazar"]},"816929a9-190c-57b7-8bc6-469a25050fac":{"definition":"Dirigente de un emirato independiente; título de respeto atribuido a una persona de las clases superiores; título detentado por los soberanos que rendían vasallaje al sultán. *Beylerbey*: bey de beyes, el más alto rango del gobierno provincial del imperio otomano. *Beylicato*, *beylik*: soberanía o territorio bajo el poder de un bey. Palabras relacionadas: *aga/ağa*, *dey*.","spellings":["Bey"]},"5f340924-0a32-5b50-8c50-755492945fed":{"definition":"En el mundo islámico, la cerámica azul y blanca apareció en Mesopotamia en el siglo III/IX. La porcelana azul y blanca de China producida a partir del siglo VIII/XIV tuvo gran influencia en el mundo islámico, donde fue recibida en la corte e imitada en los talleres del Iznik otomano y el Irán safawí.","spellings":["Azul y blanco","Blanquiazul"]},"53b06a4c-1741-53c4-bd23-415aa3ce7613":{"definition":"Fuerte, bastión, torre, a veces rodeada por un muro exterior. El término ingresó en la toponimia portuguesa medieval bajo las formas *alvorge* o *porches*. En Túnez, el término designa así mismo una segunda residencia rodeada de jardines; una residencia de verano. *Borj* o *bordj* en el Magreb; *burg* en Egipto.","spellings":["Bury"]},"b3b18f28-32c7-5836-ae64-e0df239443e1":{"definition":"El imperio bizantino (306 a 1453), precedido por el Imperio romano y sucedido por el Imperio otomano.","spellings":["Bizantino"]},"b6c3a09c-964b-5dd3-a091-e608967fe6ff":{"definition":"Del ár. *jalifa*, literalmente “sucesor”. Dirigente supremo de la comunidad musulmana. Califato: territorio bajo el poder del califa.","spellings":["Califa","Jalifa"]},"c2953466-916b-57e9-9f3b-409c9af9afa1":{"definition":"El “arte de la bella escritura” (griego) es una de las más eminentes expresiones de la cultura islámica. Dado que la lengua árabe está ligada à la revelación del Islam y ésta fue plasmada en textos, la caligrafía tiene profundas connotaciones espirituales y es considerada como un símbolo de belleza y misterio. Existen numerosos tipos de caligrafía dependiendo del periodo, el lugar y el contexto. Numerosos artistas del mundo arabo-musulmán continúan practicando el arte de la caligrafía actualmente. Palabras relacionadas: *cúfico*, *diwani*, *farsi*, *magrebí-andalusí*, *muhaqqaq*, *nasji*, *nastaliq*, *rayhani*, *ruqa*, *taliq*, *zuluz*.","spellings":["Caligrafía"]},"90c8aeb0-fee7-5ad8-b2e8-525f87d18e3a":{"definition":"Fortaleza, ciudadela, habitualmente situada en el centro de una ciudad. *Ksiba*: pequeña kasba, nombre de un barrio de Bizerta, en Túnez. Palabras relacionadas: *hisn*, *qalaa*.","spellings":["Qasbah"]},"44562f82-b0b6-5353-939a-47fccfb7fa3c":{"definition":"Texto sagrado de la revelación islámica transmitido por el arcángel Gabriel al profeta Muhammad. Ár. *Qur‘an*, de la raíz *qr‘*, ‘leer, recitar’.","spellings":["Corán","Kuran"]},"f3052f85-4db5-5572-a790-f3dc9a248659":{"definition":"(Pl. *dur*) Casa. *Dar al-Imara*: casa del gobernador. *Dar al-Islam*: dominio del Islam: país bajo dominación islámica; los países que no estaban bajo el dominio del Islam eran considerados como territorios de guerra. *Dar al-hadiz*: escuela donde se estudian los hadices. *Dar al-hiyra*: residencia para emigrantes. *Dar al-juffaz*: escuela especializada en la memorización del Corán. *Dar al-qurra*: escuela dedicada a enseñar la recitación del Corán. *Dar al-shifa*: hospital. *Dar al-tibb*: escuela de medicina. Palabras relacionadas: *bayt*, *qasr*.","spellings":["Dar"]},"0b0c9320-1a31-574f-aa24-7c9a581717b2":{"definition":"Callejuela, ruta. *Derb* en Marruecos y en Túnez: avenida o, por extensión, barrio. *Darb al-Hayy*: ruta que conduce a La Meca, emprendida por los peregrinos procedentes de los cuatro puntos del mundo islámico. Habitualmente, todos los servicios necesarios, especialmente la seguridad, eran proporcionados por la Administración. Las caravanas se encontraban en determinados días en un lugar concreto; por ejemplo, la caravana turca se encontraba con la que venía de al-Sham y viajaban juntas para unirse a las caravanas jordana y palestina.","spellings":["Darb"]},"b64a1f79-8f29-5ad4-8e98-379f8e05cb1b":{"definition":"Miembro de una orden religiosa musulmana conocida por sus prácticas devotas.","spellings":["Derviche"]},"9e337d3c-af6d-5856-bb0c-0ed39eab0859":{"definition":"Término utilizado en Libia, Túnez y Argelia para designar a un oficial de alto rango de la milicia turca, elegido por un consejo local de jenízaros. Situados jerárquicamente bajo los *beylerbey* otomanos, los deyes representaban sin embargo el poder absoluto en la región. Cuando entraron en conflicto con la corte otomana, fueron severamente castigados. 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Se utilizaba sobre distintos soportes, tales como encuadernaciones, cajones y arcos (arma).","spellings":["Edirnekari"]},"8f750e3f-a3f4-5b39-8f9c-97cbf1eb56ec":{"definition":"Comandante, príncipe o alto funcionario.","spellings":["Amir","Emir"]},"111b1877-22ac-5026-90bf-a0267a993a00":{"definition":"Decreto de un sultán que enuncia las directivas oficiales de la corte. Los firmanes de los sultanes otomanos eran rollos de papel de diferente extensión con un elegante monograma (*tugra*) del sultán como encabezamiento y un texto redactado en una escritura oficial, seguido por autentificaciones.","spellings":["Firmán"]},"720487c1-6546-5ad8-96ce-6caedac4ddab":{"definition":"Página de un libro anterior a la portada, que suele contener el título y alguna ilustración.","spellings":["Frontispicio"]},"1123d155-1d0c-59e5-8ecc-ca1e2b7a31e9":{"definition":"Guerreros que combaten por la causa del Islam, organizados en grados militares en el seno del Imperio Otomano.","spellings":["Gazi"]},"e0e8a76f-5937-523a-b87b-6d2a0c6528d7":{"definition":"Aplicación de oro sobre la superficie de una obra de arte. El dorado puede aplicarse a la mayoría de los materiales, como el mármol, la piedra, el estuco, la madera, los metales, la cerámica, el vidrio y el papel. Existen diferentes técnicas de aplicación, como al agua o en hoja. Tr.: *tombak*, técnica del cobre dorado.","spellings":["Dorado","Tombak"]},"f2b2bdf4-e6b8-5c67-94e3-3fdbc00d8e88":{"definition":"Técnica consistente en aplicar a la superficie cerámica una fina capa de vedrío antes de la cocción. En el horno, el vedrío se funde, protege la cerámica, la vuelve impermeable y la prepara para diferentes usos. El vidriado plumbífero es transparente y suave, pero vulnerable a las roturas y la deformación química. El vidriado estannífero es un vidriado blanco opaco que contiene estaño; se perfeccionó en Bagdad en el siglo III/IX para competir con las porcelanas chinas, y se extendió hasta la España musulmana y luego al resto de Europa.","spellings":["Vidriado"]},"2fb79a2a-639b-5703-9b25-ab627b16aef8":{"definition":"Legado de bienes inmuebles a perpetuidad y bajo determinadas condiciones a favor de una mezquita u otra institución religiosa, como una *madrasa* o una *janqa*, o una institución civil como un *sabil*, o incluso una casa. Palabras relacionadas: *waqf*.","spellings":["Habiz"]},"c18561f3-9ed2-5c21-92a7-c3476d781d57":{"definition":"Literalmente “dicho”. Conjunto de tradiciones relacionadas con palabras y acciones del profeta Muhammad y sus compañeros. *Dar al-Hadiz*: ver *dar*.","spellings":["Hadiz"]},"cccf5396-0f64-5785-9f34-bb8b7a5ffd5b":{"definition":"Uno de los cinco pilares del Islam; peregrinación a La Meca y a los Santos Lugares que todos los creyentes deben llevar a cabo al menos una vez en su vida, si tienen los medios. Por extensión, el término también se refiere a una persona que hace esta peregrinación. El *hayy* se realiza dos meses después de ramadán y termina con la Fiesta del Sacrificio (Aid al-Ada). La *Umra* presenta casi los mismos rituales que el *hayy*, pero no tiene lugar durante la misma temporada; su importancia es cada vez mayor debido a las dificultades para acoger al creciente número de peregrinos que cada año quieren cumplir con el *hayy* (más de tres millones).","spellings":["Hayy"]},"fc74d5ab-7517-53a5-9a58-0cb34c65fec8":{"definition":"Baños públicos o privados. Se dividen en: *apodyterium* (tr.: *soyunmalık*), vestuario; *caldarium*, sala caliente; *hipocausto*, sistema de calefacción por suelo y paredes, mediante vapor, en las villas y termas romanas; *tepidarium* (tr.: *ılıklık*), sala caliente donde se descansaba después del baño. Existían también en los baños turcos: *aralik*: pasaje entre el *soyunmalık* y el *ılıklık*; *halvet*: habitaciones privadas en los baños públicos; *traşlık*: pequeña habitación utilizada para la eliminación del vello. Así mismo, en los baños sirios: *barrani* (lit. “exterior”): sala fría de los baños que normalmente se encuentra más alejada de la caldera; *yuwwani*: la parte interior, cerca de la sala de calderas: la sala de vapor; *wustani*: cámaras intermedias designadas como “salas de agua caliente”. Palabras relacionadas: *maqsura*.","spellings":["Hammam"]},"982c3a21-b99b-5c3b-b3d3-65276466c18d":{"definition":"Una de las cuatro escuelas jurídicas sunníes del Islam ortodoxo. Fue fundada por Abu Hanifa al-Numan y es la que siguieron los otomanos. Palabras relacionadas: *fiqh*.","spellings":["Hanafíes"]},"d71360cd-eac1-5408-b6b3-59ad3d8464b9":{"definition":"Literalmente, “sagrado”, “prohibido”. Santuario. Acto ilícito, en términos religiosos. Haram al-Sharif: el Noble Santuario, en Jerusalén, que comprende la mezquita al-Aqsa y la Cúpula de la Roca.","spellings":["Haram","Harén"]},"0ad8de69-3a63-53bc-8e1b-4c6cae853bca":{"definition":"Espacio de vida en común en una casa turca. 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El plural, *banu*, se utiliza para denominar un clan.","spellings":["Ben","Bin","Ibn"]},"441e3156-be30-517c-a195-12e2d3486ed8":{"definition":"Persona que preside la plegaria islámica, guía, líder, modelo espiritual o eclesiástico; a veces, también dirigente político en la sociedad musulmana.","spellings":["Imam"]},"8f367dab-0120-518e-b2ab-f888fb65bc16":{"definition":"Es o el cargo o una región o un país gobernado por un imam (líder espiritual).","spellings":["Imamato"]},"d92f6fd0-31e4-5a3e-a04f-1708743e899b":{"definition":"Del ár. *imara*. Conjunto de edificios e instituciones financiado por un *waqf*. Desde el siglo X/XVI, el término alude a un comedor de beneficencia.","spellings":["Imaret"]},"ed1392a3-c2e4-5dca-8b74-eaef4f0f9c94":{"definition":"Gran nicho abovedado o con cúpula, cerrado por tres lados y con un gran arco de abertura.","spellings":["Iwan"]},"a25816af-9610-5a9b-a762-50fcfbbe7fee":{"definition":"Montaña, terreno montañoso. *Yabaliya*: habitantes de las montañas.","spellings":["Yabal"]},"070e713b-f503-5f87-be41-16cb73c070b4":{"definition":"Mezquita mayor o aljama donde tienen lugar las oraciones cotidianas y las del viernes. Palabras relacionadas: *masyid*.","spellings":["Yamaa"]},"7910cc31-4aef-536d-b917-919e64b075ff":{"definition":"Miembro de la guardia imperial del sultán otomano, reclutado entre los no musulmanes bajo el sistema del *devşirme* y pagado por el Tesoro. Tr.: *Yeniçeri Ocağı*.","spellings":["Jenízaro"]},"98afafd6-f8b6-5d37-923e-752f4697a5a7":{"definition":"(«cubo») Pequeño templo de La Meca que pasó a convertirse en el centro del islam. Se cree que fue construido por el profeta Abraham y su hijo Ismael.","spellings":["Kaaba"]},"cf7d3667-7d96-58e6-af31-c5d6fe2c71b8":{"definition":"Término árabe que designa una posada o alojamiento en las principales rutas de caravanas para los viajeros (peregrinos y mercaderes) y donde las mercancías podían ser almacenadas. Palabras relacionadas: *caravasar*, *funduq*, *wikala*. Tr.: *han*.","spellings":["Jan"]},"069e3a86-9304-50ec-85c5-b13302126d14":{"definition":"Arabización del turco *hatun*, título respetuoso que se aplica a las mujeres de las clases superiores.","spellings":["Jatun"]},"6dc0bc86-bae7-595d-afd4-5801f58f6005":{"definition":"Tesorero, responsable de las arcas del Estado (*jazain*) donde se guardaban el dinero y el oro del sultán o emir.","spellings":["Jaznadar"]},"53d47884-ba36-5979-a58f-ff35b0bd8587":{"definition":"Manto compuesto de varias piezas para cubrir la Kaaba de La Meca. Está bordado en seda y oro, con aleyas del Corán. La *kiswa* se sustituye cada año durante el *hayy*, cuando la antigua tela se corta y distribuye entre los peregrinos. También se llama *kiswa* (por ejemplo, en Palestina) a las telas con motivos caligráficos en zigzag con las que se cubren los cenotafios de los mausoleos.","spellings":["Kiswa"]},"95fc5a14-1b29-5364-810a-69fc76087256":{"definition":"Escritura árabe de caracteres angulares estilizados, utilizada en los coranes de los primeros tiempos del Islam. Se atribuye a la ciudad de Kufa, en Irak. A partir del siglo IV/X, el cúfico fue menos utilizado, por la dificultad de su lectura. Cúfico florido: escritura que combina el estilo angular de las letras con motivos florales y vegetales, como los florones, de uso frecuente en los periodos fatimí y atabeg. 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Mezquita donde se rezan las plegarias diarias, excepto, en general, las del viernes, que no pueden pronunciarse debido a la ausencia de *minbar*. Palabras relacionadas: *yamaa*.","spellings":["Masyid"]},"a04d4101-e499-5fb8-ad85-ae402c6b673f":{"definition":"Largo saliente de piedra o banco adosado al muro exterior que se encuentra a los lados de la entrada de un edificio.","spellings":["Mastaba"]},"e99f9b90-c624-5aa1-815f-a47f478f7da3":{"definition":"Ciudad; casco antiguo de una ciudad, centro independiente. También es el nombre de una ciudad de Arabia Saudí adonde emigraron los musulmanes en el año 622 y en la que está enterrado el profeta Muhammad.","spellings":["Medina"]},"e7f7d170-9ce3-5eb5-8c00-b201155164d8":{"definition":"Nicho con arco y generalmente cóncavo, aunque a veces sólo está marcado, que en los edificios religiosos islámicos indica la dirección de La Meca, hacia la cual se vuelven los fieles cuando rezan.","spellings":["Mihrab"]},"a7da3b34-cced-5cac-bca5-7cde2160fdbf":{"definition":"Púlpito de las mezquitas desde donde el imam dirige el sermón a los fieles durante las oraciones del viernes y las primeras plegarias de la mañana en las dos grandes fiestas musulmanas. Está situado a la derecha del *mihrab*. Los *minbar* aparecieron en el periodo omeya.","spellings":["Minbar"]},"b2f40fe6-7d9e-55fe-91fd-b02fa7f5b5a2":{"definition":"En los reinos cristianos de la Península Ibérica, nombre dado a los musulmanes que se convirtieron oficialmente al cristianismo después de la Reconquista.","spellings":["Morisco"]},"432a631d-9c77-5598-9224-35e8479385c8":{"definition":"(Del ár. *murabit*) Musulmán muy piadoso, santificado por el ascetismo, cuya tumba es un lugar de peregrinaje; monje guerrero que vive en un *ribat*. El término dio nombre a la dinastía almorávide, que dominó el Magreb y al-Andalus en los años 454-541/1062–1147.","spellings":["Morabito"]},"9c8d51a2-cb58-59b3-92e4-fecb1ca87eb4":{"definition":"Del ár. *mudayyan*. Musulmán autorizado a permanecer entre sus conquistadores cristianos sin cambiar de religión a cambio de un tributo. El adjetivo “mudéjar” designa también un arte tradicional iniciado bajo dominio islámico y continuado para clientes cristianos después de la conquista cristiana de una zona.","spellings":["Mudéjar"]},"95cd8cc7-61c1-518d-a3d1-397850242e35":{"definition":"Jurisconsulto musulmán habilitado pare decidir sobre asuntos religiosos.","spellings":["Muftí"]},"bd2ffd1a-1d12-5fc1-ab6b-b186e0622cb6":{"definition":"Adorno arquitectónico en forma de estalactitas o panal que adorna las superficies de cúpulas, ménsulas, cornisas, etc. En el Magreb, *muqarbas*.","spellings":["Mocárabe o almocárabe"]},"8ffa05a8-a165-5e2c-b72e-27e8d5f953ac":{"definition":"Literalmente, “copiado”. Uno de los estilos más difundidos de caligrafía islámica, utilizado en coranes y otras obras. Une la flexibilidad del estilo *farsi* con la armonía de la escritura *cúfica*.","spellings":["Nasji"]},"d99278fb-cfa3-513e-9af1-4e39e27f241b":{"definition":"Técnica utilizada en la metalistería y que consiste en rellenar las zonas grabadas con una mezcla de diferentes materiales, como el plomo, el cuero y la plata.","spellings":["Niel","Nielado"]},"ea9e06ca-7872-5541-9ac2-11302f8890c2":{"definition":"Título honorífico turco. Pachá. Ár. *bacha*.","spellings":["Paşa"]},"4563e43f-260b-5043-9a49-06e5af5a99e0":{"definition":"Juez musulmán.","spellings":["Cadí"]},"afa2f843-fdd4-5a67-9298-c7381518b3c8":{"definition":"Ciudadela con características propias de la arquitectura militar, como muros inexpugnables, torres, saeteras y terreno en pendiente antes de la muralla.","spellings":["Qalaa"]},"7978d46e-780e-5ff3-b397-3e8bfd533787":{"definition":"Canalización subterránea de agua; parte de una red de distribución.","spellings":["Qanat"]},"c47920b0-c22e-53d0-aa8c-93eb3956ca0e":{"definition":"(del lat. castrum) Palacio, castillo.","spellings":["Qasr"]},"0089ce74-d5cd-57d2-bbe4-c8de79b156c9":{"definition":"Dirección de la Kaaba de La Meca, hacia donde se vuelven los musulmanes durante la oración. 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En Marruecos, siempre en plural, designa un jardín dentro de una construcción residencial.","spellings":["Riyad"]},"99e11148-863b-5916-afb5-d3b71fb5abe5":{"definition":"Motivo en media palmeta. Uno de los motivos más populares y elementales de las artes decorativas islámicas. Se encuentra en todos los soportes, desde la madera tallada hasta los azulejos. Aparece principalmente en arabescos. Toma su nombre del antiguo nombre de Anatolia.","spellings":["Rumi"]},"a8525513-1742-5e9f-85de-bb2067ad9fb6":{"definition":"(Pl. *subul* o *asbila*) Pequeña edificación desde la que se distribuye agua potable; fuente pública. Tr.: *sebil*, sala donde un criado ofrece bebidas al público.","spellings":["Sabil"]},"10021f2a-1ddf-5af4-bb0f-d78adb4a1f5d":{"definition":"Profesión de fe musulmana.","spellings":["Shahada"]},"a0a0b21a-5425-5de1-8d04-b7fd7daeca8b":{"definition":"Anciano respetado por su experiencia y edad, cultivado, erudito en el campo de las ciencias religiosas; miembro de una hermandad religiosa; maestro sufí. *Shayj al-Islam*: Cabeza de la jerarquía de doctores en derecho canónico, tradición y teología musulmanes.","spellings":["Shayj"]},"c98013e1-9336-5b90-9d71-2658cca1e0ca":{"definition":"Descendiente del profeta Muhammad. 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Palabras relacionadas: *arasta*, *bazar*, *bedesten*.","spellings":["Suq"]},"5c212d06-15e4-5918-a02d-bb0ef2c59fe1":{"definition":"Capítulo del Corán. El Corán tiene 114 suras.","spellings":["Sura"]},"1ad49aeb-c4a6-56fa-a5db-9635fe80d767":{"definition":"Del turco *tekke*, literalmente “lugar donde se ofrece alimento”. Lugar donde se encuentran, rezan y viven los derviches. Este tipo de edificio fue introducido por los otomanos. Palabras relacionadas: *imaret*, *janqah*, *zawiya*.","spellings":["Takiyya"]},"78053761-99e7-5b79-85ba-68c278e8c447":{"definition":"Reformas propagadas bajo el gobierno de los emperadores otomanos Abdulmecid I y Abdulaziz entre 1839 y 1876.","spellings":["Tanzimat"]},"5ee94e12-9407-5e41-bdce-43a98dc9b5bf":{"definition":"Término turco que designa el lugar donde los derviches se encuentran, oran y viven. Palabras relacionadas: *imaret*, *janqah*, *zawiya*.","spellings":["Tekke"]},"9b57e731-19ab-55da-8b80-25d31d0f41c3":{"definition":"En ár., “un tercio”. Estilo de caligrafía cuyo nombre se debe al tamaño de la pluma utilizada. La extensión de sus letras permite realizar composiciones decorativas muy complejas. Se utilizaba en todo tipo de obras de artesanía, en libros y en la arquitectura civil y religiosa. Desde el siglo XII/XVIII, se empleaba frecuentemente en determinados paneles del arte otomano. Tr.: *sülüs*.","spellings":["Zuluz"]},"5e33fb53-916f-516d-b614-5039d1c3c7ec":{"definition":"Firma caligráfica de un sultán otomano en documentos oficiales. Cada sultán tenía su propia *tugra*.","spellings":["Tugra"]},"ce2219af-ca75-5d6e-a3b1-280a9ea04fbc":{"definition":"Mausoleo, tumba, sepultura privada, a veces cripta subterránea. Esta estructura arquitectónica fue introducida por los turcos. *Kümbet*, tumba monumental, por lo general cubierta con una cúpula oculta bajo un chapitel. Palabras relacionadas: *darih*, *maqam*, *qubba*.","spellings":["Türbe"]},"9d699883-6a5a-53ad-8a08-f3b27574c431":{"definition":"Pueblo turco ubicado en la región al este del Mar Caspio y al Sur del Mar de Aral. Actualmente, esta área comprende Turkmenistán y partes de Irán y Afganistán.","spellings":["Turcomanos"]},"577792e7-dcb2-5783-bc01-836c6f2cded6":{"definition":"Ministro. El ministro más prominente en la jerarquía era el Gran Visir, el Primer Ministro. Tr.: *sadrazam*.","spellings":["Visir","Vizir"]},"38031924-6b4f-5fb1-9337-c0222f9b16d2":{"definition":"Dotación a perpetuidad, por lo general de tierras o de una propiedad, cuyas rentas se destinaban al mantenimiento de fundaciones religiosas. *Waqfiyya*: acto de dotación de un *waqf*. Palabras relacionadas: *habiz*.","spellings":["Waqf"]},"9d0320cb-1068-5d1a-bb89-97a0628cb0f4":{"definition":"Establecimiento comercial con alojamiento para los mercaderes. Palabras relacionadas: *caravasar*, *funduq*, *jan*.","spellings":["Wikala"]},"bcebf34c-f01e-5220-896e-b24e7d5c3220":{"definition":"Hospedería para los comerciantes y sus animales de carga, almacén para las mercancías, centro de comercio. Palabras relacionadas: *caravasar*, *jan*, *wikala*.","spellings":["Funduq"]},"76676210-58c4-5de1-89e6-594e4175ceac":{"definition":"Establecimiento de enseñanza religiosa destinado a la formación de los *shayjs*; lugar de peregrinación construido donde nació o vivió un santo. En Turquía, el término designa igualmente un pequeño *tekke*, un albergue para derviches y viajeros. Palabras relacionadas: *janqa*, *tekke*, *takiyya*.","spellings":["Zawiya"]},"9aa57c3b-8983-5efb-9663-8813a2e47d5c":{"definition":"Cada uno de los pequeños azulejos cortados de diferentes formas en función de un motivo decorativo. El paño de azulejos así formado se denomina “alizar”. Ár. *zelish*.","spellings":["Alicer o alizar","Alizar"]},"b2664e35-a30a-5283-80bf-77beed25e898":{"definition":"Espacio libre entre la pared de un edificio (por ejemplo, una mezquita) y un muro exterior.","spellings":["Ziyada"]}}

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Tr. : alim, pl. ulema.","spellings":["‘Alim","Ulama","Ulema"]},"fb4643f3-3421-5aaa-8b4f-85806f394bac":{"definition":"Motifs décoratifs caractéristiques de l’art islamique formés d’éléments végétaux stylisés et de lignes géométriques.","spellings":["Arabesques"]},"f80f3b72-49a9-5057-bd6f-021ba24a6071":{"definition":"Instrument de mesure des distances entre la Terre et les étoiles.","spellings":["Astrolabe"]},"1af94c96-d6eb-511f-8cdd-4fca18aafa8e":{"definition":"Source.","spellings":["‘Ayn"]},"b5ff90ab-5823-5d04-95e0-dc19f7472200":{"definition":"Terme espagnol et portugais, très courant dans tout le Maghreb, désignant les carreaux de faïence émaillés assemblés pour générer de grands motifs, notamment pour couvrir les murs des cours des mosquées et des palais. Voir également *zelliges*.","spellings":["Azulejo"]},"4c2bb21c-6364-5e2c-ad76-cc117a2e1056":{"definition":"Portail, porte.","spellings":["Bab"]},"e44ace71-d122-5c82-bf6b-34a79ff4b2d8":{"definition":"(sg. Bin/Ibn) “Fils de”, désigne les membres d’un clan ou d’une tribu.","spellings":["Bani","Banu","Beni"]},"9d8dd39e-6208-5b40-8479-7eb99bd94348":{"definition":"Bénédiction, bonté.","spellings":["Baraka"]},"ac8a2874-8a19-55b3-9857-60843740d359":{"definition":"Dignitaire. Voir également *pacha*.","spellings":["Bacha"]},"b8c40deb-d541-5941-870e-bbb5a22c7520":{"definition":"(Pl. biyout) Salle ; dans certains cas, maison. **bayt* al-Hikma* : tribunal. **bayt* al-D*iwan** : hall de réception. **bayt* al-Nar* : chaudière, littéralement, la “maison du feu”. Voir également *dar*, *qasr*.","spellings":["Bayt","Beyt"]},"9f0f473b-d1c4-579a-830e-8c67cf9124bc":{"definition":"Marché public ou place destinée au commerce ; marché couvert avec portes (en Perse). Voir également *arasta*, *bedestan*, *qaysariyya*, *souk*.","spellings":["Bazar"]},"816929a9-190c-57b7-8bc6-469a25050fac":{"definition":"Dirigeant d’un émirat indépendant ; titre de respect attribué à une personne des classes supérieures ; titre détenu par les vassaux souverains du sultan. *Beylerbey* : le *bey* des *beys*, le plus haut rang dans le gouvernement provincial de l’empire ottoman. *Beylicat*, *beylik* : souveraineté ou territoire sous le pouvoir d’un *bey*. Voir également *agha*, *dey*.","spellings":["Bey"]},"5f340924-0a32-5b50-8c50-755492945fed":{"definition":"Dans le monde islamique, la céramique bleu-et-blanc est apparue en Mésopotamie au IIIe siècle H (IXe siècle J.-C.). La porcelaine bleu-et-blanc de Chine produite à partir du VIIIe/XIVe siècle a eu une forte influence sur le monde islamique, où elle était reçue à la cour et imitée dans les ateliers d’Iznik l’ottomane et l’Iran séfévide.","spellings":["Bleu-et-blanc"]},"53b06a4c-1741-53c4-bd23-415aa3ce7613":{"definition":"Fort, bastion, tour, parfois entourée d’un mur extérieur. Le terme est entré dans la toponymie portugaise médiévale sous les formes *alvorge* ou *porches*. En Tunisie, le terme désigne également une résidence secondaire entourée de jardins ; une résidence de villégiature. *Borj* ou *bordj* au Maghreb. *Burg* en Égypte.","spellings":["Bordj","Borj","Burg"]},"b3b18f28-32c7-5836-ae64-e0df239443e1":{"definition":"L'Empire byzantin (de 306 à 1453) a précédé l'Empire romain et a succédé à l'Empire ottoman.","spellings":["Byzantin"]},"b6c3a09c-964b-5dd3-a091-e608967fe6ff":{"definition":"De l’arabe *Khalifa*. Chef spirituel et temporel de la communauté musulmane dans la lignée des successeurs du Prophète.","spellings":["Calife","Khalifa"]},"c2953466-916b-57e9-9f3b-409c9af9afa1":{"definition":"L’ “art de la belle écriture” (grec) est l’une des plus éminentes expressions de la culture islamique. Étant donné que la langue arabe est liée à la révélation de l’islam, la calligraphie a de profondes connotations spirituelles et est considérée comme un symbole de beauté et de mystère. Il existe de nombreux types de calligraphie, avec des variations selon la période, le lieu et le contexte. De nombreux artistes du monde arabo-musulman continuent de pratiquer l’art de la calligraphie aujourd’hui. Voir également **coufique*, d*iwan*i, farsi, Maghribi andalou, *muhaqqaq*, *naskhi*, *nasta’liq*, rayhani, ruq’a, ta’liq, *thoulouth**.","spellings":["Calligraphie"]},"90c8aeb0-fee7-5ad8-b2e8-525f87d18e3a":{"definition":"Forteresse, citadelle, résidence du leader local, souvent au centre de la ville. Le terme *kasbah* ou *kasbah* est surtout utilisé dans les régions occidentales du monde islamique – Maroc, Algérie, Tunisie.","spellings":["Casbah"]},"4a12c207-113d-5b87-992e-9db5d88374f3":{"definition":"En matière de monnaie, les premières sociétés musulmanes continuaient à utiliser des solidus byzantins en or et des dirhams sassanides argent. On ajouta au fil du temps des versets coraniques, le lieu d’émission, des noms de califes et de sultans et la date hégirienne. Avec la révolution omeyyade de la monnaie en 696-697 H / 1296-1297 J.-C, des pièces purement épigraphiques commencèrent à être utilisées. Akche : pièce en argent, unité de base du système monétaire ottoman ; dinar : pièce en or valant 10 dirhams ; fils : pièce en cuivre.","spellings":["Monnaie"]},"44562f82-b0b6-5353-939a-47fccfb7fa3c":{"definition":"De la racine *qr*’ (lire) désigne le texte sacré de la Révélation islamique transmise par l’archange Gabriel au prophète Muhammad en arabe.","spellings":["Coran","Kuran"]},"f3052f85-4db5-5572-a790-f3dc9a248659":{"definition":"(Pl. dur) Maison. *daral-*imara** : maison du gouverneur. Dar al-Islam : domaine de l’Islam : pays sous domination islamique ; les pays qui n’étaient pas sous la domination de l’Islam étaient considérés comme des territoires de guerre. *dar al-Hadith* : école permettant d’étudier les Hadiths ; Tr. : Darülhadis. *dar al-Hijra*: demeure pour la migration. *dar al-khuffaz* : école spécialisée dans la mémorisation du Coran Tr. : Darülhuffaz. *dar* al-Qurra’ : école enseignant la science de la récitation du Coran ; Tr. : Darülkurra. *dar al-shifa’* : hôpital; Tr. : Darüşşifa. *dar al-tibb* : école où étaient enseignées les sciences médicales ; Tr. : Darüttıb. Voir également *bayt*, *qasr*.","spellings":["Dar"]},"0b0c9320-1a31-574f-aa24-7c9a581717b2":{"definition":"Ruelle, route. Derb au Maroc et en Tunisie : allée, ou, par extension, quartier. *Darb al-Hadjdj* : route menant à La Mecque empruntée par les pèlerins provenant des quatre coins du monde islamique. Habituellement, tous les services nécessaires, notamment la sécurité, étaient fournis par l’administration. Les caravanes se rencontraient à des horaires spécifiques dans des endroits désignés, par exemple la caravane turque rencontrait celle venant d’al-Cham, et toutes deux voyageaient ensuite ensemble pour rejoindre les caravanes jordanienne et palestinienne.","spellings":["Darb","Derb"]},"b64a1f79-8f29-5ad4-8e98-379f8e05cb1b":{"definition":"Membre d’un ordre religieux musulman connu pour ses pratiques de dévotion.","spellings":["Derviche"]},"9e337d3c-af6d-5856-bb0c-0ed39eab0859":{"definition":"Terme utilisé en Libye, en Tunisie et en Algérie pour désigner un officier de haut rang de la milice turque élu par un conseil local de janissaires. Situés hiérarchiquement en dessous des *Beylerbeys* ottomans, les *deys* représentaient néanmoins le pouvoir absolu dans la région. Lorsqu’ils entrèrent en conflit avec la cour ottomane, ils furent sévèrement punis. Voir également *agha*, *bey*.","spellings":["Dey"]},"3230cdd8-ec0e-5aa1-9b44-adc5716d86b8":{"definition":"Bureau du gouvernement ; salle d’audience, salle de réception ; collection de poèmes. Tr. : divan; Divan-ı Hümayun : Conseil impérial présidé par le Grand Vizir et formant l’organe central du gouvernement ottoman.","spellings":["Divan","Diwan","Diwani"]},"476a1ad7-f594-57bd-8ef5-ddfe4dba9e8b":{"definition":"Technique de laquage observée pour la première fois en Iran au IXe siècle H (XVe siècle J.-C.) pendant la période timouride. Elle tire son nom de la ville d’Edirne, en Turquie, d’où venaient les meilleurs exemples. Elle était utilisée sur différents supports, tels que les reliures, les tiroirs et les arcs.","spellings":["Edirnekari"]},"8f750e3f-a3f4-5b39-8f9c-97cbf1eb56ec":{"definition":"Chef militaire, gouverneur, prince, haut dignitaire. Souverain d’un émirat ou d’une principauté.","spellings":["Émir"]},"cd62ef51-dfea-5e66-a924-b9ac8fd72a21":{"definition":"Terme français (également majolique) désignant une poterie stannifère de l’Europe postmédiévale. Désigne également une céramique composée d’un corps en quartz pilé recouvert d’une glaçure, courant au Proche-Orient antique et le bassin Méditerranéen. Peut être moulé en petits objets initialement confondus avec les poteries couvertes d’une glaçure stannifère blanche ; le terme faïence, incorrectement appliqué, est resté dans l’usage.","spellings":["Faïence"]},"72193f41-0197-51af-a704-1102b4a3cf85":{"definition":"Lanterne, balise. Voir également *manar*.","spellings":["Fanar","Fener","Fnar"]},"111b1877-22ac-5026-90bf-a0267a993a00":{"definition":"Décret d’un sultan énonçant les directives officielles de la cour. Les firmans des sultans ottomans étaient des rouleaux de papier de différentes longueurs arborant à titre d’en-tête un élégant monogramme (*tughra*) du sultan, un texte rédigé dans une écriture officielle et suivi d’un certain nombre d’authentifications.","spellings":["Ferman","Firman"]},"720487c1-6546-5ad8-96ce-6caedac4ddab":{"definition":"Feuillet illustré précédant la page de titre d’un livre.","spellings":["Frontispice"]},"1123d155-1d0c-59e5-8ecc-ca1e2b7a31e9":{"definition":"Guerriers combattant pour la cause de l’islam, organisés en grades militaires au sein de l’empire ottoman. Tr. : *gazi*.","spellings":["Gazi","Ghazi"]},"e0e8a76f-5937-523a-b87b-6d2a0c6528d7":{"definition":"Application d’or sur la surface d’une œuvre d’art. La dorure peut être appliquée à la plupart des matériaux, dont le marbre, la pierre, le stuc, le bois, les métaux, la céramique, le verre et le papier. Il existe différentes techniques d’application : la dorure à l’eau ou à la feuille d’or. Tr. : *tombak*, technique du cuivre doré.","spellings":["Dorure","Tombak"]},"f2b2bdf4-e6b8-5c67-94e3-3fdbc00d8e88":{"definition":"Une fine couche de verre est appliquée à la surface de la céramique avant la cuisson. Dans le four, la glaçure fond, protège la céramique, la rend imperméable et la prépare à différents usages. La glaçure plombifère est transparente et douce mais vulnérable aux craquelures et à la déformation chimique. La glaçure stannifère est une glaçure blanche opaque contenant de l’étain, mise au point à Bagdad au IIIe siècle H (IXe siècle J.-C.) pour rivaliser avec les porcelaines chinoises, qui s’est étendue à l’Espagne musulmane, puis dans le reste de l’Europe. La faïence, la majolique et la faïence de Delft sont à glaçure stannifère.","spellings":["Glaçure"]},"2fb79a2a-639b-5703-9b25-ab627b16aef8":{"definition":"Legs sous forme de terres concédées à perpétuité, et sous certaines conditions, au profit d’une mosquée ou autre institution religieuse, telle qu’une *madrasa* ou une *khanqah*, ou une institution civile telle qu’un *sabil*, ou même une maison. Voir également *waqf*.","spellings":["Habous"]},"c18561f3-9ed2-5c21-92a7-c3476d781d57":{"definition":"Littéralement, “dits”. Ensemble de traditions liées aux paroles et actions du prophète Muhammad et de ses compagnons. *dar al-Hadith* : voir *dar*.","spellings":["Hadis","Hadith"]},"cccf5396-0f64-5785-9f34-bb8b7a5ffd5b":{"definition":"Pèlerinage.","spellings":["Hadjdj","Hajj"]},"fc74d5ab-7517-53a5-9a58-0cb34c65fec8":{"definition":"Bains publics ou privés. Apodyterium : vestiaire; Tr. : *soyunmalık*. Caldarium : salle chaude. Hypocauste : système de chauffage du plancher et des murs employant la vapeur dans les villas et les bains romains. Tepidarium : pièce chaude où l’on se reposait après le bain ; Tr. : *ılıklık*. Existait également dans les bains turcs : *aralık* : passage entre le *soyunmalık* et l’*ılıklık* ; *halvet* : chambres privées dans les bains publics ; *traşlık* : petite pièce utilisée pour l’épilation. Egalement dans les bains syriens : *barrani* (lit. Bains publics ou privés. Apodyterium : vestiaire; Tr. : *soyunmalık*. Caldarium : salle chaude. Hypocauste : système de chauffage du plancher et des murs employant la vapeur dans les villas et les bains romains. Tepidarium : pièce chaude où l’on se reposait après le bain ; Tr. : *ılıklık*. Existait également dans les bains turcs : *aralık* : passage entre le *soyunmalık* et l’*ılıklık* ; *halvet* : chambres privées dans les bains publics ; *traşlık* : petite pièce utilisée pour l’épilation. Egalement dans les bains syriens : *barrani* (litt. “extérieur”) : pièce froide des bains située généralement le plus à l’écart de la chaudière ; *jouwwani* : partie la plus intérieure, près de la chaudière – la pièce à vapeur ; *woustani* : chambres intermédiaires désignées comme les “chambres d’eau chaude”. Voir également *maqsoura*. “extérieur”) : pièce froide des bains située généralement le plus à l’écart de la chaudière ; *jouwwani* : la principalement la partie intérieure, près de la chaudière – la pièce à vapeur ; *woustani* : chambres intermédiaires désignées comme les “chambres d’eau chaude”. Voir également *maqsoura*.","spellings":["Hammam"]},"982c3a21-b99b-5c3b-b3d3-65276466c18d":{"definition":"Une des quatre écoles juridiques Sunnites de l’islam orthodoxe. Fondée par Abou Hanifa al-Nu‘man, c’est l’obédience que choisirent les Ottomans. Tr. : Hanefi. Voir également *fuqaha’*.","spellings":["Hanafite"]},"d71360cd-eac1-5408-b6b3-59ad3d8464b9":{"definition":"En arabe, littéralement “sacré”, “interdit”. Sanctuaire. Acte illicite du point de vue de la religion. Haram al-Charif : le Noble Sanctuaire à Jérusalem, comprenant la mosquée al-Aqsa et le Dôme du Rocher.","spellings":["Haram","Harem"]},"0ad8de69-3a63-53bc-8e1b-4c6cae853bca":{"definition":"Espace de vie commun dans une maison turque. Tr. : également *sofa*.","spellings":["Hayat","Sofa"]},"0f3fb66d-a491-591b-a0c2-56e11ec481aa":{"definition":"(de *Hijra*, litt. “émigration”) Exode du Prophète de La Mecque à Médine en 622 J.-C., qui sert de point de départ au calendrier musulman, établi selon une année lunaire de 354 jours.","spellings":["Hégire"]},"dcd58376-8ba5-5488-bec0-53d4cf2fa497":{"definition":"Description prosaïque du prophète Muhammad. Hilya-i Charif : “Noble Description” du Prophète, œuvre d’art arborant cette “Noble Description”.","spellings":["Hilya"]},"3d299572-ee10-5a78-93a1-b50bfe645ec5":{"definition":"Château. Voir également *qalaa*, *casbah*.","spellings":["Hisn"]},"d741661c-846f-560d-a11c-19720819ac9a":{"definition":"Fils de, souvent utilisé dans la formation des noms. Pour désigner un clan, on emploie la forme plurielle : Bani/Banu/Beni.","spellings":["Ben","Bin","Ibn"]},"441e3156-be30-517c-a195-12e2d3486ed8":{"definition":"Celui qui dirige la prière islamique. Guide, chef, modèle spirituel ou membre du clergé, quelquefois aussi homme politique, dans une société musulmane.","spellings":["Imam"]},"8f367dab-0120-518e-b2ab-f888fb65bc16":{"definition":"Bureau ou région, pays dirigé par un imam (chef spirituel)","spellings":["Imamat"]},"d92f6fd0-31e4-5a3e-a04f-1708743e899b":{"definition":"De l’arabe *imara*. Ensemble de bâtiments et d’institutions financé par un *waqf*. Après le Xe siècle H (XVIe siècle J.-C.), le terme désigne la soupe populaire pour les démunis.","spellings":["Imaret"]},"ed1392a3-c2e4-5dca-8b74-eaef4f0f9c94":{"definition":"Salle voûtée avec des parois sur trois côtés seulement. Cet élément typique de l’architecture islamique s’ouvre généralement sur une cour ornée d’une fontaine.","spellings":["Iwan"]},"a25816af-9610-5a9b-a762-50fcfbbe7fee":{"definition":"Montagne, terrain montagneux. *Djabaliya* : habitants des montagnes.","spellings":["Djebel"]},"931ee012-2711-5a21-b4b7-d99c793abaf6":{"definition":"Nouveau, neuf. Tr. : *cedid* ou *cedit*.","spellings":["Djadid,","Djedid","Jadid","Jedid"]},"070e713b-f503-5f87-be41-16cb73c070b4":{"definition":"Principale mosquée où les prières quotidiennes et celles du vendredi ont lieu. Tr. : *cami*. Voir également *masjid*.","spellings":["Djemaa"]},"7910cc31-4aef-536d-b917-919e64b075ff":{"definition":"Membre de l’infanterie de garnison du sultan ottoman, recruté auprès de non-musulmans sous le système du devchirmé et payé sur le budget du Trésor. Tr. : *Yeniçeri Ocağı*.","spellings":["Janissaire"]},"98afafd6-f8b6-5d37-923e-752f4697a5a7":{"definition":"(litt. “cube”) Petit temple de La Mecque devenu le centre de l’islam et supposé avoir été initialement construit par Abraham et son fils Ismaïl.","spellings":["Kaaba"]},"ba012528-e332-58db-968d-165b78bc6d94":{"definition":"Textile à endroit lisse tissé dans un type de tapisserie ou de toile à effet de trame. En général, le terme est uniquement appliqué aux tissages non veloutés du Proche-Orient et de l’Asie centrale.","spellings":["Kelim","Kilim","Klim"]},"cf7d3667-7d96-58e6-af31-c5d6fe2c71b8":{"definition":"(voir aussi Caravansérail) Auberge, hôtellerie édifiée le long des principales routes de commerce et de pèlerinage ; les voyageurs (pèlerins et marchands) y descendaient pour la nuit et pouvaient y entreposer leurs marchandises en toute sécurité.","spellings":["Khan"]},"069e3a86-9304-50ec-85c5-b13302126d14":{"definition":"Version arabisée du *Hatun* turc, un titre de respect pour les femmes des classes supérieures.","spellings":["Khatun"]},"6dc0bc86-bae7-595d-afd4-5801f58f6005":{"definition":"Trésorier, responsable des caisses de l’Etat (*khaza’in*) où les devises et l’or du sultan, ou de l’*émir*, étaient conservés.","spellings":["Khaznadar"]},"53d47884-ba36-5979-a58f-ff35b0bd8587":{"definition":"Tissu composé de différentes pièces pour couvrir la Kaaba à la Mecque. Il est brodé de soie et d’or, avec des versets du Coran. La *kiswa* est remplacée chaque année, le changement s’opérant pendant le Hadjdj, lorsque l’ancienne couverture est découpée et distribuée parmi les pèlerins. Les étoffes aux motif calligraphiques en zigzag de qui couvrent les cénotaphes des mausolées sont également nommés *kiswa* (par ex. en Palestine).","spellings":["Kiswa"]},"95fc5a14-1b29-5364-810a-69fc76087256":{"definition":"L’une des premières calligraphies arabes, caractérisée par ses traits angulaires et très stylisés ; elle doit son nom à la ville de Koufa en Irak.","spellings":["Coufique"]},"f73f8da0-1cae-538d-9d22-13ea8c892161":{"definition":"Une méthode planographique d'impression qui utilise une plaque de métal ou une pierre plate.","spellings":["Lithographie"]},"220ac6c9-5bbb-5494-a7d7-a1992e0113c3":{"definition":"(décor au lustre, lustre métallique) Décor présentant un somptueux aspect métallique obtenu grâce à une technique de cuisson très élaborée, utilisant des oxydes de cuivre et d’argent. Le procédé a été inventé au début de l’âge islamique en Mésopotamie et a prospéré dans tous les pays musulmans.","spellings":["Lustre","Lustre à reflets métalliques,","peinture au lustre"]},"455c1318-16a9-50f2-9c44-6643a9de238c":{"definition":"École de sciences islamiques (théologie, droit, Coran, etc.) et lieu d’hébergement pour les étudiants.","spellings":["Madrasa","Médersa"]},"447568ab-11d8-5b46-9175-19f5e0ad280b":{"definition":"(litt. “envoyé”) Messie ; chef religieux.","spellings":["Mahdi","Mehdi"]},"b1520fd2-381d-5d56-a9d2-7d019d4f34c2":{"definition":"Palanquin, structure en forme de tente richement décorée, utilisée sur le dos des chameaux pour transporter les dames de l’aristocratie. Egalement utilisé pour transporter la *kiswa* dans la caravane annuelle du Hadjdj envoyée par les souverains à La Mecque avec des délégations de pèlerins.","spellings":["Mahmal"]},"2c82480a-44bd-565c-9d5c-7b38307ae24e":{"definition":"Poterie à glaçure stannifère arborant des peintures sur glaçure non cuite, typique de l’Espagne et de l’Italie, que l’on pense influencée par les techniques de poterie islamiques.","spellings":["Majolique"]},"4d0ea53b-609e-5e3d-817e-8067fab67fc3":{"definition":"Rassemblement religieux ou séculier.","spellings":["Majlis"]},"9e4b2650-05be-581f-8706-c2064eac74ce":{"definition":"Ecole élémentaire coranique. Voir également *kuttab*. Tr. : *mektep, sıbyan mektebi*.","spellings":["Maktab","Mektep"]},"bd6ee598-f323-5770-a786-0151295aea83":{"definition":"Une des quatre écoles juridique sunnites de l’islam orthodoxe. Fondée par l’imam Malik et répandue à travers le monde musulman occidental, dont al-Andalus.","spellings":["Malékite","Malik"]},"82f05a30-a07c-5d4f-83a3-2156afc3ed35":{"definition":"Lumière, lanterne, lampe, balise. Voir également *fanar*.","spellings":["Manar"]},"0fa6da1f-1658-5a20-b43f-b3fdad30d66d":{"definition":"Style d’architecture portugaise développé sous le règne de Manuel Ier (1495–1521) et caractérisé par des élaborations richement ornées de styles gothique et de la renaissance.","spellings":["Manuélin"]},"3bcfdeb5-5c8a-58e9-8dfd-9ad2a9f98fdb":{"definition":"Ecrans en treillis de bois constitué de pièces de bois tournées et assemblées pour former une grille de fenêtre. Tr. : *meşrebiye*.","spellings":["Machrabiyya","Moucharabieh"]},"f176a992-6546-55ba-a3e5-6877adc61b76":{"definition":"Littéralement, “lieu de prosternement”. Mosquée où l’on dit les prières quotidiennes, à l’exception, généralement, des prières du vendredi, qui ne peuvent s’y prononcer à cause de l’absence d’un *minbar*. Tr. : *mescit*. Voir également *jami’*.","spellings":["Masjid"]},"a04d4101-e499-5fb8-ad85-ae402c6b673f":{"definition":"Long rebord de pierre en saillie ou banquette contre un mur extérieur, de chaque côté de l’entrée d’un bâtiment.","spellings":["Mastaba"]},"e99f9b90-c624-5aa1-815f-a47f478f7da3":{"definition":"Ville, vieux quartier, centre-ville autonome. Egalement le nom d’une ville d’Arabie saoudite où les musulmans ont émigré en 622 ap J.-C. et où est enterré le prophète Muhammad.","spellings":["Médina","Médine"]},"e7f7d170-9ce3-5eb5-8c00-b201155164d8":{"definition":"Dans une mosquée ou une salle de prière, niche située dans le mur de *qibla* qui indique la direction de La Mecque vers laquelle les croyants doivent se tourner pendant leurs prières. Parfois plate, mais le plus souvent concave, c’est généralement la partie la plus décorée de l’oratoire.","spellings":["Mihrab"]},"a7da3b34-cced-5cac-bca5-7cde2160fdbf":{"definition":"Chaire d’une mosquée d’où l’imam prononce le sermon au cours de la prière du Vendredi.","spellings":["Minbar"]},"b2f40fe6-7d9e-55fe-91fd-b02fa7f5b5a2":{"definition":"Dans les royaumes chrétiens de la Péninsule, nom donné aux musulmans qui se sont officiellement convertis au christianisme après la “Reconquista”.","spellings":["Morisque"]},"a95bf8cd-02b1-5d88-b68d-c21999469de6":{"definition":"Voir *jami’* et *masjid*.","spellings":["Mosquée"]},"432a631d-9c77-5598-9224-35e8479385c8":{"definition":"(Pl. *mourabitoun*) Musulman très pieux sanctifié par l’ascétisme, dont la tombe est un lieu de pèlerinage ; moine guerrier vivant dans un *ribat*. Nom d’une dynastie connue en français sous le nom d’Almoravide, qui a dirigé al-Andalus en 454-541 H / 1062–1147 J.-C.","spellings":["Mourabit"]},"9c8d51a2-cb58-59b3-92e4-fecb1ca87eb4":{"definition":"De l’arabe *mudajjan*. Musulmans autorisés à rester parmi leurs conquérants chrétiens sans changer de religion, en échange d’un tribut. L’adjectif “mudéjar” est également utilisé pour décrire un artisanat traditionnel qui débuta sous la domination islamique et se maintint pour les clients chrétiens après la conquête chrétienne.","spellings":["Mudéjar"]},"95cd8cc7-61c1-518d-a3d1-397850242e35":{"definition":"Expert juridique musulman habilité à rendre des décisions sur des affaires d’ordre religieux.","spellings":["Mufti"]},"bd2ffd1a-1d12-5fc1-ab6b-b186e0622cb6":{"definition":"Cet ornement alvéolé en forme de stalactites est l’une des caractéristiques de l’architecture islamique. Les *mouqarnas* peuvent décorer les coupoles, les encorbellements d’un bâtiment, les portails d’accès en retrait, etc.","spellings":["Mouqarnas"]},"8ffa05a8-a165-5e2c-b72e-27e8d5f953ac":{"definition":"(litt. “copié”) L’une des calligraphies arabes les plus répandues, aux caractères souples et arrondis, couramment utilisée pour la copie de manuscrits.","spellings":["Naskhi"]},"d99278fb-cfa3-513e-9af1-4e39e27f241b":{"definition":"Technique utilisée dans le travail des métaux, où les zones gravées sont remplies d’un mélange de différents matériaux tels que le plomb, le cuivre et l’argent.","spellings":["Niel","Niellage","Nielle"]},"ea9e06ca-7872-5541-9ac2-11302f8890c2":{"definition":"Titre honorifique turc, arabisé sous la forme *Bacha*.","spellings":["Pacha"]},"4563e43f-260b-5043-9a49-06e5af5a99e0":{"definition":"Juge musulman. Tr. : *kadı*.","spellings":["Cadi"]},"afa2f843-fdd4-5a67-9298-c7381518b3c8":{"definition":"Citadelle, forteresse ; ses caractéristiques sont celles de l’architecture défensive  hauts murs imprenables, tours, meurtrières et glacis.","spellings":["Qalaa"]},"7978d46e-780e-5ff3-b397-3e8bfd533787":{"definition":"(Pl. *qanawat*) Canalisation d’eau souterraine ; partie d’un réseau de distribution.","spellings":["Qanat"]},"c47920b0-c22e-53d0-aa8c-93eb3956ca0e":{"definition":"Palais, château, résidence monumentale. Du latin *castrum*.","spellings":["Ksar","Qasr"]},"0089ce74-d5cd-57d2-bbe4-c8de79b156c9":{"definition":"Direction de la Kaaba, vers laquelle se tournent les fidèles pour prier. Elle est matérialisée dans la mosquée par le *mihrab* percé dans le mur orienté dans cette même direction et que l’on appelle donc mur *qibla*, ou mur de (la) *qibla*.","spellings":["Qibla"]},"79ad5742-3251-5a48-afdc-3eadbe4bc902":{"definition":"Neuvième mois de l’Hégire / calendrier lunaire, au cours duquel les musulmans observent le jeûne. C’est le dernier des trois mois saints consécutifs. Tr. : Ramazan.","spellings":["Ramadan"]},"2f088e48-669e-5b0f-b7ef-a94fb24641eb":{"definition":"Bien que cette écriture présente une forte ressemblance avec le *muhaqqaq*, les caractères sont plus petits. Elle était utilisée pour les grands corans réalisés aux VIIe et VIIIe siècles H (XIIIe-XIVe siècles J.-C.). Voir également calligraphie.","spellings":["Rayhani","Rihani"]},"30f08fe7-8bb1-504a-aa55-685d583ff5ba":{"definition":"Reconquête de la péninsule Ibérique (Espagne et Portugal) par les chrétiens sur les musulmans, ce qui entraîna un exode massif et mit un terme à huit siècles d’hégémonie arabe.","spellings":["Reconquista"]},"8f56e049-19ca-5856-9caa-3acff60817b3":{"definition":"Pl. de *rawda* “jardin”. Toujours utilisé sous sa forme plurielle, au Maroc, *riyad* désigne un jardin dans un logement résidentiel.","spellings":["Riyad"]},"99e11148-863b-5916-afb5-d3b71fb5abe5":{"definition":"Motif en demi-palmette. Un des motifs les plus populaires et les plus  élémentaires des arts décoratifs islamiques, appliqué sur chaque support, du bois sculpté aux carreaux de céramique. Il apparaît principalement dans les arabesques. Il tire son nom de l’ancien nom de l’Anatolie.","spellings":["Roumi"]},"a8525513-1742-5e9f-85de-bb2067ad9fb6":{"definition":"Édifice caritatif destiné à la distribution d’eau potable. Fontaine publique.","spellings":["Sabil"]},"b96fb0ed-83cb-5316-ab1d-f4e286f25845":{"definition":"Dinastie Safavide.","spellings":["Safavide"]},"10021f2a-1ddf-5af4-bb0f-d78adb4a1f5d":{"definition":"Profession de foi musulmane. Tr. : *Şahadet*.","spellings":["Chahada"]},"a0a0b21a-5425-5de1-8d04-b7fd7daeca8b":{"definition":"Un ancien respecté pour son expérience et pour son âge, cultivé, érudit dans le domaine des sciences religieuses, membre d’une fratrie religieuse, maître soufi. Tr. : *Şeyh*. Cheikh al-Islam : A la tête de la hiérarchie des docteurs du droit canon, de la tradition et de la théologie musulmans. Tr. : Şeyhülislam.","spellings":["Cheikh"]},"c98013e1-9336-5b90-9d71-2658cca1e0ca":{"definition":"(litt. “noble”, “digne”) Les familles dont les ancêtres remontent au Prophète sont appelées *Achraf* ou *Chourafa* et occupent souvent des postes religieux et politiques prestigieux.","spellings":["Chérif","Sharif","Shérif"]},"8d51b0ae-13b3-5a75-acf3-79e63e2bd891":{"definition":"Arc placé en diagonale à chaque coin d’une pièce carrée et emplie de manière décorative selon diverses méthodes, assurant la transition entre la surface carrée et la sphère de la coupole.","spellings":["Pendentifs"]},"b68f8c65-978e-5a31-bb68-5994ae43ec75":{"definition":"Un musulman ascétique et mystique qui représente l'aspect mystique de l'islam.","spellings":["Soufi"]},"aea62142-bf4f-5655-8c52-b1e856151ce7":{"definition":"Titre honorifique utilisé par des souverains indépendants (notamment ottomans et seldjoukides) dont l'autorité ne remet cependant pas en cause la supériorité nominale reconnue au calife en place.","spellings":["Sultan"]},"f21a9ff0-ae8f-5ff9-be18-36b4a4db6794":{"definition":"État ou territoires gouvernés par un sultan. Le titre de sultan est donné à la personne qui règne sur ces lieux.","spellings":["Sultanat"]},"08fa434b-cde7-5b8b-be42-9e2217634cd8":{"definition":"Marché. Voir également *arasta*, *bazar*, *bedestan*.","spellings":["Souk"]},"5c212d06-15e4-5918-a02d-bb0ef2c59fe1":{"definition":"Chapitre du Coran. Le Coran compte 114 sourates. Tr. : *Sure*.","spellings":["Sourate"]},"1ad49aeb-c4a6-56fa-a5db-9635fe80d767":{"definition":"Du turc *tekke*, littéralement “lieu où la nourriture est offerte”. Centre où se rencontrent, prient et vivent les derviches. Type d’architecture introduit par les Ottomans. Voir également *imaret*, *khanqah*, *zaouïa*, *zawiya*.","spellings":["Takiyya"]},"78053761-99e7-5b79-85ba-68c278e8c447":{"definition":"Ensemble de réformes sous le règne des empereurs ottomans Abdülmecid Ier et Abdülaziz entre 1839 et 1879.","spellings":["Tanzimat"]},"5ee94e12-9407-5e41-bdce-43a98dc9b5bf":{"definition":"Terme turc désignant le lieu où les derviches se rencontrent, prient et vivent. Voir également *imaret*, *khanqah*, *zaouïa*, *zawiya*.","spellings":["Tekke"]},"9b57e731-19ab-55da-8b80-25d31d0f41c3":{"definition":"En arabe : “un tiers”. Style de calligraphie tirant son nom de la taille de la plume utilisée. La prolongation de ses lettres permet des compositions décoratives très complexes. Il était utilisé en calligraphie, dans les livres et dans l’architecture civile et religieuse. A partir du XIIe siècle H (XVIIIe siècle. J.-C.), il était couramment utilisé sur des panneaux spécifiques de l’art ottoman. Tr. : *sülüs*.","spellings":["Thoulouth"]},"5e33fb53-916f-516d-b614-5039d1c3c7ec":{"definition":"Signature calligraphique d’un sultan ottoman apposée aux documents officiels. Chaque sultan avait son propre *tughra*. Tr. : *tuğra*.","spellings":["Tughra","Tuğra"]},"ce2219af-ca75-5d6e-a3b1-280a9ea04fbc":{"definition":"Mausolée, tombe, sépulture privée, parfois crypte souterraine – une pratique architecturale mise en œuvre par les Turcs. Tr. : *kümbet*, sépulture monumentale, généralement couverte d’un dôme caché sous une flèche. Voir également *darih*, maqam, *koubba*.","spellings":["Türbe","Turbet"]},"9d699883-6a5a-53ad-8a08-f3b27574c431":{"definition":"Peuple turc situé dans une région à l'est de la mer Caspienne et au sud de la mer d'Aral. Cette région comprend maintenant le Turkménistan et des parties de l'Iran et de l'Afghanistan.","spellings":["Turkmènes"]},"577792e7-dcb2-5783-bc01-836c6f2cded6":{"definition":"Titre honorifique donné aux très hauts fonctionnaires ; ministre.","spellings":["Vizir"]},"38031924-6b4f-5fb1-9337-c0222f9b16d2":{"definition":"Bien de mainmorte, donation à perpétuité concernant généralement des terrains et des propriétés, dont les revenus étaient destinés à l’entretien de fondations religieuses.","spellings":["Waqf"]},"9d0320cb-1068-5d1a-bb89-97a0628cb0f4":{"definition":"Etablissement commercial avec des logements pour les marchands. Voir également *caravansérail*, *fondouk*, *khan*.","spellings":["Wikala"]},"bcebf34c-f01e-5220-896e-b24e7d5c3220":{"definition":"Auberge pour les commerçants et leurs bêtes de somme, magasin pour les marchandises, centre de commerce. Voir également *caravansérail*, *khan*, *wikala*.","spellings":["Fondouk"]},"76676210-58c4-5de1-89e6-594e4175ceac":{"definition":"Etablissement d’enseignement religieux destiné à la formation des *cheikhs* ; lieu de pèlerinage d’un saint construit à l’endroit où il était né ou vivait. Le terme désigne également en Turquie un petit *tekke*, un hospice pour les derviches et les voyageurs. Voir également *khanqah*, *tekke*, *takiyya*.","spellings":["Zaouïa","Zawiya"]},"9aa57c3b-8983-5efb-9663-8813a2e47d5c":{"definition":"Petits carreaux de céramique émaillée ou fragments de carreaux disposés en mosaïque pour former un motif géométrique complexe à l’intérieur et à l’extérieur des bâtiments.","spellings":["Zelliges"]},"b2664e35-a30a-5283-80bf-77beed25e898":{"definition":"Espace libre entre les murs d’un bâtiment (par exemple une mosquée) et un mur extérieur.","spellings":["Ziyada"]}}