Block, SkipCaptcha, apieditor, Automoderated users, Bots, edit, ratelimit-exempt
58,183
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Line 5:
Line 5: − + Line 99:
Line 99: − +
Spelling, grammar, and general cleanup
|-
|-
|Birth
|Birth
|August-September 1451 <br/> [[Genoa]], Republic of Genoa
|August–September 1451 <br/> [[Genoa]], Republic of Genoa
|-
|-
|Death
|Death
===Delusional Arabic version===
===Delusional Arabic version===
Emir [[Shakib Arslan]] dwelled (at least early on) around the delusional story that the Arabs preceded Christopher Columbus, crossed the Atlantic Ocean and discovered America. <ref>Menashe Shaul, [https://www.news1.co.il/Archive/0024-D-89916-00.html The past belongs to the past], News1, 02/02/2014.<blockquote>
Emir [[Shakib Arslan]] dwelled (at least early on) around the delusional story that the Arabs preceded Christopher Columbus, crossed the Atlantic Ocean and discovered America.<ref>Menashe Shaul, [https://www.news1.co.il/Archive/0024-D-89916-00.html The past belongs to the past], News1, 02/02/2014.<blockquote>
Following Mahmoud Hamdi's new book Zakzouk (Zagzoog) [زقزوق] - directs his criticism mainly to the clerics who deal with the midrash and do not dare to break free from the shackles of conservatism, fanaticism and commitment to the past...
Following Mahmoud Hamdi's new book Zakzouk (Zagzoog) [زقزوق] - directs his criticism mainly to the clerics who deal with the midrash and do not dare to break free from the shackles of conservatism, fanaticism and commitment to the past...