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Caliph Al-Mamun (813 – 833), for example, even persecuted the orthodox; all his officials had to agree that the Quran was not divine but created by Prophet Muhammad.
Emerging Muslim Freethinkers and the Battle of Civilizations 2009
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Jet-lagged but upbeat as ever, Lewis Lucke clambers through the rubble of Al-Mamun switching station.
A Man With A Mission 2007
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Al-Mamun, who had accompanied his father on the campaign in Sogdia, received the eastern half, including Bactria.
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Al-Mamun, who had accompanied his father on the campaign in Sogdia, received the eastern half, including Bactria.
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Al-Mamun was by no means a closedminded, religious fanatic.
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Al-Mamun, who, says Ibn Khallikan rather ungallantly, was "induced to marry her by the high esteem he bore her father."
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Al-Mamun measures the earth, 109, 155; his libraries, 112; quotation from, 115; denounced, 142 translates the "Syntaxis," 158.
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As we have already mentioned, by his treaty with Michael III., the khalif Al-Mamun had obtained a copy of the "Syntaxis" of Ptolemy.
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Thus the khalif Al-Mamun is reported to have brought into Bagdad hundreds of camel-loads of manuscripts.
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Thus when Al-Mamun, having become acquainted with the globular form of the earth, gave orders to his mathematicians and astronomers to measure a degree of a great circle upon it, Takyuddin, one of the most celebrated doctors of divinity of that time, denounced the wicked khalif, declaring that God would assuredly punish him for presumptuously interrupting the devotions of the faithful by encouraging and diffusing a false and atheistical philosophy among them.
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