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Cordoba’s Casa Andulusi In Pursuit Of The Lost Civilization


 

 

www.zamman.com Casa Andulisi with its tiny pools of flowers and colorfully ornamented walls is a Spanish Cordoban house from the 12th century al-Andalus period. This house that represents all the subtleties of the period has been turned into a museum.

The founders of the museum Roger Garaudy, a famous French thinker, and his Palestinian wife Salma al-Farouki, say the museum has been designed to bring out the influence of the Muslim al-Andulus throughout European civilization, and includes inventions from the Muslim of the era and objects from their daily articles are on display.

Each room of the house is designed to tell a story and the displays items ranging from metal coins of the al-Andalus era to potteries used in daily life, including sundials. The most important item Europeans inherited from the Muslim is certainly, paper, which was first introduced to the continent during the al-Andulus period. Accordingly, a mechanism which displays the paper production technique of the era is set in the center of the house and shows the various stages of paper production.

The museum hosts hundreds of visitors daily, and according to al-Farouqi, more important than the numbers, is the acclaim the museum receives from the visitors. Our hostess Salman al-Farouqi kindly answered questions Zaman asked.

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Cordoba’s Casa Andulusi In Pursuit Of The Lost Civilization
Cordoba’s Casa Andulusi In Pursuit Of The Lost Civilization

A Spanish Cordoban house from the 12th century al-Andalus period has been turned into a museum. (08/12/2005)
Islamic Influences On Spanish Architecture
Islamic Influences On Spanish Architecture

Catalonia is one of Spain’s richest tourist areas, with splendid beaches as well as architecture which reveals its glorious past and prestigious present. (03/11/2005)
Ronda in Spain the land of legends, bandits and museum
Ronda in Spain the land of legends, bandits and museum

DNA scientists have recently announced that the bones in the massive Seville cathedral are, in fact, just as Sevillians have claimed all along, those of Christopher Columbus. (02/09/2005)
Mediterranean Coast Plauged By Jellyfish
Mediterranean Coast Plauged By Jellyfish

Unusually high concentrations of jellyfish have appeared along Spain's Mediterranean coast. (25/08/2005)
Al-Halfaya: from Iraq to Andalusia
Al-Halfaya: from Iraq to Andalusia

There is no corner of Andalusia without a history. This has enriched the region culturally, scientifically and artistically. (01/07/2005)
400th anniversary of the publication of  Don Quixote Islamic culture leaves  imprint on this eternal
400th anniversary of the publication of Don Quixote Islamic culture leaves imprint on this eternal

Spain is blessed with beaches, a warm climate and a sun which welcomes millions of visitors every year. But there is also cultural tourism. The country has mobilized all its energy to enhance cultu (29/04/2005)
Great interest in the Spanish edition of Islamic Tourism Fitur celebrates 25th anniversary
Great interest in the Spanish edition of Islamic Tourism Fitur celebrates 25th anniversary

Madrid became an international tourism capital during the 25th anniversary celebrations of the Fitur exhibition; the 2nd most important tourism exhibition in the world. The event, which was held on 26 (04/03/2005)
The Arab-Islamic Community in Spain History, institutions, cultural and religious personalities
The Arab-Islamic Community in Spain History, institutions, cultural and religious personalities

It is useful to speak of the Arab-Islamic community in Spain in order to acquaint the reader about its significance and activities. The community continues to grow, but is smaller and less influential (06/01/2005)

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  Issue 58

TRACING THE FOOTSTEPS OF TARIQ IBN ZIYAD
PART 11
  Issue 53

Rambla Street in Barcelona city
One of the most European beautiful cities
  Issue 49

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The 2nd cleanest city in Europe and may be in the World.
  Issue 47

The 13th MITM Meetings and Incentive Travel Market

  Issue 47

Madrid
A magnificent queen and a real beauty
  Issue 38

Palma De Mallorca
Enchanting Aura of Moors and Art Galleries
  Issue 35

Arabic script
Adorns church towers in Spain
  Issue 33

Arabic script
Adorns church towers in Spain
  Issue 33

Elche
Numerous Cultures, One Civilization
  Issue 30

Galicia
Home of the Miracle Cathedral
  Issue 30

Romantic Seville
Full of history and excitement
  Issue 29

Barcelona Hosted EIBTM
The European exhibtion of incentives, businesses...
  Issue 27

Macaronesia
The Blessed Islands
  Issue 25

Andalusian Fortresses& Towers
Rich With Culture and Enjoyable
  Issue 24

Toledo
The Rose of Historic Spain
  Issue 22

FITUR 2006
Spain: Europe’s Number One Destination
  Issue 22

Islamic Influences
On spanish Architecture
  Issue 20

Ronda in Spain
The land of legends, bandits and museums
  Issue 19

Al-Halfaya
from Iraq to Andalusia
  Issue 18

400th anniversary
of the publication of Don Quixote
  Issue 17

Great interest
in the Spanish edition of Islamic Tourism
  Issue 16

The Arab-Islamic Community
in Spain
  Issue 15

Madrid
A city built in Spain by Muslims
  Issue 14

Maldives
A tropical paradise
  Issue 11

Fitur Exhibition:
Tremendous intrest in Islamic Tourism
  Issue 10

Gibralter to Granada
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  Issue 8

Madrid Exhibitions
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