Al-Andalus : Alhambra Palace قصر الحمراء
Al-Andalus (Arabic: الأندلس) was the Arabic name given to those parts of the Iberian Peninsula governed by Muslims, at various times in the period between 711 and 1492. It refers to the Umayyad Caliphate province (711-750), Emirate of Cordoba (c. 750-929) and Caliphate of Cordoba (929-1031) and its "taifa" ("successor") kingdoms. The Alhambra (Arabic: الحمراء ; literally "the red") is a palace and fortress complex of the Moorish monarchs of Granada, in southern Spain (known as Al-Andalus when the fortress was constructed), occupying a hilly terrace on the south-eastern border of the city of Granada. It was the residence of the Muslim kings of Granada and their court, but is currently a museum exhibiting exquisite Islamic architecture. Related Video: An Islamic History of Europe www.youtube.com
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Al Andaluz Project - Gran Dereit!
The track "De Santa Maria" is taken from the Album "Al Andaluz Project - Deus et Diabolus" (2007). It is an inspiring encounter between the talented musicians of L'Ham de Foc (Efrén López & Mara Aranda) and Estampie (Sigrid Hausen, Michael Popp and Ernst Schwindl). This is sprightly music, fusing Mediterranean, Oriental and medieval moods. Listen and enjoy it. ** Musicians ** Sigrid Hausen: Gesang / canto / vocals, Blockflöte / flauta dulce / flute Mara Aranda: Gesang / canto / vocals Iman al Kandoussi: Gesang / canto / vocals Michael Popp: Ud, Saz, Fidel Ernst Schwindl: Drehleier / zanfona / hurdy-gurdy, Nyckelharpa Efren López: Ud, Saz, Rabab, Drehleier / zanfona / hurdy-gurdy Aziz Samsaoui: Quanun Sascha Gotowtschikow: Percussion / percusión Diego López: Percussion / percusión
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Afgano Al- Andalus Ensemble
Music video by Tarik Banzi (Al-Andalus Ensemble). Images by Zoriah (Zoriah.com) Dedicated to the victims of the war in Palestine, Iraq, Afghanistan... Tarik Banzi: Oud. Charlie Bisharat: Violin. Julia banzi: Guitar. Photography by photojournalist Zoriah
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El arte emiral y califal en al-Andalus
www.artehistoria.com El Islam tiene su origen en la Península Arábiga, lugar de nacimiento de Mahoma, el profeta. Allí se encuentran dos de las ciudades santas del Islam: La Meca y Medina, urbes en las que el profeta pasó la mayor parte de su vida. Por ello, los musulmanes, siguiendo uno de los pilares de su fe, deben visitar al menos una vez en la vida estos santos lugares. Tras la muerte de Mahoma, en el año 632, el Islam inicia una fulgurante expansión, que le conducirá hacia Mesopotamia, el norte de Africa y la península Ibérica, donde llegará en el año 711. Tarifa será el punto de partida desde el que las tropas de Tariq y Muza inicien su ataque contra el reino visigodo. La ocupación de buena parte de la península se realizará rápidamente, en apenas veinte años. Al-Andalus quedará convertida en una provincia del estado Omeya, con capital en Damasco. La llegada de Abd al-Rahman I en el año 756 supondrá el inicio de una nueva etapa: el emirato independiente. Los omeyas se hacen con al-Andalus, tras su expulsión del poder en Oriente. En el año 929 Abd al-Rahman III se proclama califa, por lo que nos encontramos ante un nuevo periodo de la historia andalusí. El califato es el momento de máximo esplendor político, económico y cultural de toda la historia de al-Andalus. La gran obra de este primer momento histórico andalusí es, sin duda, la Mezquita aljama de Córdoba. Iniciada por Abd al-Rahman I en el año 785, sus sucesores seguirán una política de ampliación, hasta <b>...</b>
Grandes Batallas: La Reconquista española
www.artehistoria.com En el siglo VIII tendrá lugar uno de los hechos más determinantes para la historia de España: la invasión musulmana. En el año 711, los musulmanes se apoderan de un reino visigodo muy debilitado por las luchas intestinas. Hispania se convierte, a partir de entonces, en al-Andalus, una parte más del Imperio creado por Mahoma cien años antes. A lo largo de sus ocho siglos de existencia, al-Andalus será un escenario de mestizaje e intercambio, el puente a través del cual llega a Europa la herencia del saber del mundo clásico. La invasión musulmana se desarrolla en varias expediciones a lo largo de cuatro años. Entre 711 y 725 toda la península ha sido ocupada, salvo pequeños núcleos en Asturias y los Pirineos. Tras unos años de sequía, los invasores se retiran tras los ríos Duero y Ebro. La retirada favorece la recuperación de los núcleos cristianos. El pequeño reino de Asturias se convertirá en el punto de partida de la resistencia al invasor, la llamada Reconquista. Tras la legendaria batalla de Covadonga, hacia 720, Pelayo y otra serie de reyes asturianos expanden el reino. Navarra se mantiene independiente, mientras que Carlomagno ocupa los territorios al norte del Ebro, organizando los condados catalanes y la Marca Hispánica para frenar a los musulmanes. En el siglo X, la zona musulmana de Hispania se ha convertido en Califato. Abderramán III y sus sucesores organizan una corte califal llena de lujo y boato, ampliándose la mezquita cordobesa y <b>...</b>
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Andalusian Music, Tarik & Julia Banzi, Al-Andalus Ensemble:Laberinto
Andalusia, Andalusian, Al Andalus Tarik Banzi: oud Julia Banzi: flamenco guitar Billy Oskay (Nightnoise) Violin Martin Zarzar (Pink Martini) Percussion Original composition by Tarik & Julia Banzi. Arabic, Spanish, Jewish Music. Tarik & Julia Banzi live performance of their composition "Laberinth." Oud & flamenco guitar duo (Julia is one of the only female flamenco guitarists worldwide).It is on their "Liman:For Whom?" CD. www.OudGuitar.com www.Andalus.com Andalusia, Andalusian, Andalus Arabic, Spanish, Jewish Music. Moroccan oudist Tarik Banzi improvises a solo. He is the artistic director of Al-Andalus (www.Andalus.com) and oud & flamenco guitar duo Tarik & Julia Banzi (www.OudGuitar.com). Tarik: (oud, ney, percussion) was born to one of the old Andalusian families (in Spanish) of Tetouan, Morocco who trace their roots back to Al-Andalus. He grew up immersed in the Andalusian tradition. Tarik later lived in Madrid, Spain collaborating and recording with flamenco masters such as Paco de Lucia, Manolo Sanlucar, Enrique Morente, Jorge Pardo & Carlos Benavent where Tarik introduced such mainstays into the flamenco sound as the darbuka (clay or metal drum) and Udu (clay pot drum). Tariks students later went on to form the Grammy nominated world music group Radio Tarifa.
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Al Andaluz Project - De Santa Maria!
The track "De Santa Maria" is taken from the Album "Al Andaluz Project - Deus et Diabolus" (2007). It is an inspiring encounter between the talented musicians of L'Ham de Foc (Efrén López & Mara Aranda) and Estampie (Sigrid Hausen, Michael Popp and Ernst Schwindl). This is sprightly music, fusing Mediterranean, Oriental and medieval moods. Listen and enjoy it. ** Musicians ** Sigrid Hausen: Gesang / canto / vocals, Blockflöte / flauta dulce / flute Mara Aranda: Gesang / canto / vocals Iman al Kandoussi: Gesang / canto / vocals Michael Popp: Ud, Saz, Fidel Ernst Schwindl: Drehleier / zanfona / hurdy-gurdy, Nyckelharpa Efren López: Ud, Saz, Rabab, Drehleier / zanfona / hurdy-gurdy Aziz Samsaoui: Quanun Sascha Gotowtschikow: Percussion / percusión Diego López: Percussion / percusión
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Granada, The Heart of al Andalus
Granada is one of Spain's most visited cities by tourists from all over the world. This city, which was for some centuries the heart of Al -Andalus or the Moorish Andalusia, offers visitors dream gardens, typical inns to taste the well-known cured ham from Trévelez, and the opportunity to go up to the mountain of Sacromonte, the birthplace of flamenco. There are plenty of reasons to fall in love with this city.
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TESIS - EL AL ANDALUS SENTIDO
Las moaxajas es un género literario que se cultivó en época de Al-andalus. Cada moaxaja iba acompañada de una jarcha, un pequeño poema en romance que contienen el lamento de la mujer. Indicadores del mestizaje lingüístico y cultural propio de la España musulmana, las jarchas y moaxajas han dejado una huella en el flamenco y villancicos que se extiende hasta nuestros dias.
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Moments in Al-Andalus
"Moments in Al-Andalus" builds in beautiful places a Dj set of Andalusi music relaxing and making enjoy our spirit with smooth sounds, mixing diferent styles like Oriental, Jazz, Electronic, Flamenco and many others. All combined with live sounds from several instruments and samplers.
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Al Andaluz Project - Nassam Alaina Lhawa!
The track "Nassam Alaina Lhawa" with Arabic vocals is taken from the Album "Al Andaluz Project - Deus et Diabolus" (2007). It is an inspiring encounter between the talented musicians of L'Ham de Foc (Efrén López & Mara Aranda) and Estampie (Sigrid Hausen, Michael Popp and Ernst Schwindl). This is sprightly music, fusing Mediterranean, Oriental and medieval moods. Listen and enjoy it. ** Musicians ** Sigrid Hausen: Gesang / canto / vocals, Blockflöte / flauta dulce / flute Mara Aranda: Gesang / canto / vocals Iman al Kandoussi: Gesang / canto / vocals Michael Popp: Ud, Saz, Fidel Ernst Schwindl: Drehleier / zanfona / hurdy-gurdy, Nyckelharpa Efren López: Ud, Saz, Rabab, Drehleier / zanfona / hurdy-gurdy Aziz Samsaoui: Quanun Sascha Gotowtschikow: Percussion / percusión Diego López: Percussion / percusión
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Economía de al-Andalus
www.artehistoria.com Los productos más frecuentes de la Hispania musulmana eran los cereales y la aceituna, además de la vid, a pesar de las prohibiciones del Corán sobre el consumo de alcohol. Pero además aumentaron el rendimiento de la tierra implantando regadíos, al tiempo que aclimataron nuevos productos como el arroz, la caña de azúcar o nuevas variedades frutales. Como en épocas anteriores, la minería tuvo un lugar destacado, extrayéndose oro, mercurio, plata, hierro o sal gema. También al-Andalus fue pródigo en ganado, principalmente caballos, ovejas y bóvidos. Las ciudades, unidas por una activa red comercial, vieron florecer las industrias, asentándose en ellas mercados permanentes y artesanos, que trabajaban el cuero, el algodón, el vidrio, la cerámica, los metales, la seda o el papel. Las grandes distancias o las diferencias religiosas no impedían que al-Andalus fuera objeto de un gran intercambio comercial. Así, de Europa procedían esclavos, madera, metales o armas; de Oriente llegaban especias, libros y objetos de lujo, mientras que de Africa se importaban trigo, oro y marfil.
Albert Buss - Al Andalus - Flamenco - الأندلس - Musica española arabe 36
Albert Buss "Abi" es un guitarrista aleman que fusiona música española con ritmos arabes de diversos paises. Trabaja con el músico de oud, Hishem Fallah y la bellydancer Sonya. Videoclip con imagenes de mi España de El Palacio de la Alhambra, en Granada. El Palacio de Aljaferia en Zaragoza y La Mezquita de Cordoba. Aqui podeis ver su discografia: www.alsoweb.de www.sonyas-oase.de Para enviar email a Albert Buss: www.alsoweb.de A los 14 años empezo a tocar la guitarra y aprendió por sí mismo las técnicas. Al mismo tiempo guitarra clásica. Después de la secundaria fue a la India para aprender los instrumentos de sitar y tabla. De vuelta en Alemania, estudió música y tocó en bandas de blues, rock y jazz. Luego formó el grupo One World Music, cuya música es una fusión entre la música clásica europea y de la India y jazz. Estudió en Damasco, para aprender el laúd árabe (Ud al ') y el tambor (darabuka o tabla). ----------------- Albert Buss "Abi" is a German guitarist who combines Spanish music with rhythms from different Arab countries. Works with the oud player, Hishem Fallah and Sonya bellydancer. Video with images from my Spain in the Alhambra Palace in Granada. Aljaferia Palace in Zaragoza and La Mezquita de Cordoba. Here you can see his discography: www.alsoweb.de www.sonyas-oase.de To send email to Albert Buss: www.alsoweb.de At 14 he started playing the guitar and taught himself the techniques. At the same time classical guitar. After high school he went to India to <b>...</b>
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Andalusian Music: Tarik Banzi of the Al-Andalus Ensemble: Oud Solo
Moroccan oudist Tarik Banzi improvises a solo. He is the artistic director of Al-Andalus (www.Andalus.com) and oud & flamenco guitar duo Tarik & Julia Banzi (www.Andalus.com). Tarik: (oud, ney, percussion) was born to one of the old Andalusian families (in Spanish) of Tetouan, Morocco who trace their roots back to Al-Andalus. He grew up immersed in the Andalusian tradition. Tarik later lived in Madrid, Spain collaborating and recording with flamenco masters such as Paco de Lucia, Manolo Sanlucar, Enrique Morente, Jorge Pardo & Carlos Benavent where Tarik introduced such mainstays into the flamenco sound as the darbuka (clay or metal drum) and Udu (clay pot drum). Tariks students later went on to form the Grammy nominated world music group Radio Tarifa.
luis delgado, the musical dream of al-Andalus
Andalusí culture's legacy survives in musician and composer, Luis Delgado. His record "Tánger" is performed by Spanish and Maghribian musicians who, from tradition, develope points in common between both cultures.
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Al-Andalus : The Mezquita (Cordoba Mosque) مسجد قرطبة
Al-Andalus (Arabic: الأندلس) was the Arabic name given to those parts of the Iberian Peninsula governed by Muslims, at various times in the period between 711 and 1492. It refers to the Umayyad Caliphate province (711-750), Emirate of Cordoba (c. 750-929) and Caliphate of Cordoba (929-1031) and its "taifa" ("successor") kingdoms. As the Iberian Peninsula was eventually regained by Christians re-expanding southward in the process known as the Reconquista, the name Al-Andalus came to refer to the Muslim-dominated lands of the former Visigothic Hispania. In 1236, the Reconquista progressed to the last remaining Islamic stronghold, Granada, achieved by the forces of Ferdinand III of Castile. Granada was a vassal state to Castile for the next 256 years, until January 2, 1492, when Boabdil surrendered complete control of Granada to Ferdinand and Isabella, Los Reyes Cat?licos ("The Catholic Monarchs"). The Portuguese Reconquista culminated in 1249 with the conquest of Algarve by Afonso III. The Mezquita (Spanish word for "mosque") dates back to the 10th century when Cordoba reached its zenith under a new emir, Abd ar-Rahman III who was one of the great rulers of Islamic history. At this time Cordoba was the largest, most prosperous cities of Europe. Related Video: An Islamic History of Europe www.youtube.com
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The Rise and Fall of Al-Andalus (Muslim Spain) - Tawfique Chowdhury
Early in the eighth century, armies from North Africa began probing the Visigothic defences of Spain and ultimately they initiated the Moorish epoch that would last for centuries. The people who became known to West Europeans as Moors were the Arabs, who had swept across North Africa from their Middle Eastern homeland, and the Berbers, inhabitants of Morocco who had been conquered by the Arabs and converted to Islam. Muslims took control of Spain under the great leader Tariq-Bin-Ziyaad whose rule helped advance many fields including science and medicine. Roads were built with working sewer systems and the most beautiful of gardens were built. This lecture goes through the rise of Andalus, followed by the downfall of Andlaus which was a result of many different personalities. Abu Yusuf Tawfique Chowdhury was born in Bangladesh. He spent most of his childhood in Saudi Arabia before moving to Australia where he now resides. He graduated from high school earning the academic prize for excellence, attaining the third highest rank in Australia. He then went on to study at the University of Madinah, where he graduated in Arabic and Shariah with distinction. He is currently completing his studies in medicine at Brisbane University. Tawfique is also the director of AlKauthar institute (www.alkauthar.org) which aims to deliver unique Islamic courses suited to Muslims living in the West. AlKauthar offers a range of courses which combines traditional knowledge with the latest <b>...</b>
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George Galloway interviews Abdullah al Andalusi on 'The Real Deal' (Press TV)
George Galloway interviews Abdullah al Andalusi before the upcoming debate 'The Islamification of Britain: reality or myth? A debate on the future of Britain' Date: Thursday 10th December 2009 Time: 06.15 pm - 09.15 pm Venue: The Grand Hall, Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, Holborn, WC1R 4RL
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Andalusian Music: Tarik & Julia Banzi, Al-Andalus Ensemble: Jinete
Andalusia, Andalusian, Andalus Arabic, Spanish, Jewish Music. Tarik & Julia Banzi live performance of their composition "Jinete." Oud & flamenco guitar duo (Julia is one of the only female flamenco guitarists worldwide). The title of the song comes from a poem of Garcia Lorca which they set to music, the sung version is on their Alchemy CD Andalusia, Andalusian, Andalus Arabic, Spanish, Jewish Music. Moroccan oudist Tarik Banzi improvises a solo. He is the artistic director of Al-Andalus (www.Andalus.com) and oud & flamenco guitar duo Tarik & Julia Banzi (www.OudGuitar.com). Tarik: (oud, ney, percussion) was born to one of the old Andalusian families (in Spanish) of Tetouan, Morocco who trace their roots back to Al-Andalus. He grew up immersed in the Andalusian tradition. Tarik later lived in Madrid, Spain collaborating and recording with flamenco masters such as Paco de Lucia, Manolo Sanlucar, Enrique Morente, Jorge Pardo & Carlos Benavent where Tarik introduced such mainstays into the flamenco sound as the darbuka (clay or metal drum) and Udu (clay pot drum). Tariks students later went on to form the Grammy nominated world music group Radio Tarifa.
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The Battles of Ramadan: Conquest of Al-Andalus
In theName of Allah, The Most Beneficent, The Most Merciful. All praise is due to Allah. May Allah send His peace and blessings upon the beloved Messenger (SAW) and upon his companions, his family, and all who follow his guidance until the Day of Judgment. Ramadan Mubarak to every single Muslim - from the Islamic Emirate. This is the first episode of the Battles of Ramadan series. islamicemirate.com Insha-Allah the audio will be available for download soon.
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Esta es la historia de una de una diosa como nunca hubo ninguna Corría nace en su mirada el color de la aceituna De padre moro y de mujer cristiana Con piel de reina y cuerpo de sultana Cojía sus manos como una gitana Y su brujo te robaba el alma Hubieron muchos que intentaron conquistarla Y otros tantos se quedaron hechizados solo con mirarla Ya hace tiempo que nadie ha vuelto a verla Yo se que ella no es una leyenda Se muy bien donde podré encontrarla A esa que todos llamaban Al andalus al andalus Llevo tu nombre de norte a sur Al andalus eres la luz Que deja ciego al que te mira Al andalus al andalus Grito tu nombre en la multitud Eres tras ello al andalus Estoy soñando con hacerte mía Dicen que la vieron paseando por la alambra Y que en la riada de Huelva se lavó la cara Luego que si en la giralda la oyeron cantando camino a Jaén Y una malagueña le contó que la buscaba Y a la cordobesa confundí con su mirada En Cádiz yo supe que la quería Y en Almería yo la hice mía Ahora se donde podré encontrarla a la que todos llamaran Al andalus al andalus Llevo tu nombre de norte a sur Al andalus eres la luz Que deja ciego al que te mira Al andalus al andalus Grito tu nombre en la multitud Eres tras ello al andalus Estoy soñando con hacerte mía (al andalus al andalus al andalus) (Vámonos ti ta) (Que yo me entrego) (Iee iee) (al andalus me vuelve loco dame tu cielo pero poco a poco) (al andalus me vuelve loco dame tu cielo pero poco a poco) (al andalus me vuelve loco dame tu cielo <b>...</b>
Españistán Al Ándalus
Más vídeos del autor www.youtube.com ZPARODIAS PICTURE. Al Sur de Españistán Chaves se confiesa. Como decía Don Quijote, el vino demasiado ni guarda secretos ni cumple palabra. Pero si este vino es de Montilla Moriles, habría que hacer una excepción.
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Sueños de Al Andalus by Nesma
A dance show choreographed by Nesma and performed with her troupe Al Andalus Danza from Spain. The show, premiered at the Cairo Opera House, July 2008, is inspired from Al Andalus Cultural Heritage, Arabic Dances, and the Spanish Folklore and Flamenco. Original Music by Maher Kamal and Ahmed Abdel Fattah, produced by Nesma Music.
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Abdullah al Andalusi vs Dr James White: Does the Trinity equal polytheism?
Radio debate between Abdullah and Christian apologist, Dr James White on the topic: Does the Trinity necessitate polytheism? Debate held on Christian Premier Radio, the programme was aired 15th November 2008 Here is a Christian's blog writer's (known as 'Apologiaphoenix') appraisal of the debate: "Honestly, I don't think James White did great on this and was disappointed by him. It seems he never answered the rational objections that were given but just said "The Bible teaches this." Yeah. That's what the Bible teaches, but if the Muslim already believed what the Bible teaches, we wouldn't have this problem? Not to say that the Muslim did much better. I found him quite unconvincing, though it has been awhile since I last listened." His comment can be found on the theology web forum: www.theologyweb.com
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Abdullah al Andalusi - Does God exist? - Lecture at the University of Southampton
Does God Exist? - Lecture by Abdullah al Andalusi - University of Southampton
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