Little by little, Sevilla united southern Al-Andalus under its aegis, exclusive of Granada and Málaga. |
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Expedia is offering three nights at the four-star Silken Al-Andalus Palace for £358.82 not including breakfast. |
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It was formed five years ago by Ahmed Asiri, an administrator of Al-Andalus High School in Jeddah. |
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Al-Andalus was peripheral in geographical, but not in doctrinal, terms. |
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Andalucia in style The Al-Andalus train is back in action. |
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A more precise understanding of the complex interactions which took place over time in the Al-Andalus region, would further enrich the present endeavours of the three religions of the Book to dialogue with each other. |
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He lived most of his life in Morocco which was in close contact with al-Andalus, or Andalusia, which was the Arab controlled region in the south of Spain. |
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It has a rectangular base, in the Kairouanese manner, and the gemel windows are framed with ceramic tiles, betraying the influence of al-Andalus. |
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The appearance of secular Hebrew poetry in tenth-century al-Andalus began a tradition that lasted five centuries on the Iberian peninsula. |
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Ibn Khafajah, the famous poet of al-Andalus, lived an apparently uneventful life, uninvolved in the politics of his time. |
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Ornamentally, the clarity of the design and the austerity of the compositions, with extensive areas of the base undecorated, differentiates them from other works produced at the same time in al-Andalus. |
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After the final Portuguese and Spanish reconquests, al-Andalus inevitably became Dar al-Harb, where the majority of its inhabitants is made of non-Muslims. |
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