#al-faris

Laure Briard regressa a Portugal para dez concertos

Laure Briard, que começou o seu projecto a solo em 2013 ao lado de Julien Barbagallo (Tame Impala e Aquaserge), está de regresso a Portugal para actuar em Monchique, Guia, Lisboa, Braga, Porto, Ponte de Lima, Vila Real, Leiria, Aveiro e Santo Tirso.

O LP “Un peu plus d’amour s’il vous plaît” (2019, Midnight Special Records) e “Cora…

Furūsiyya ( فروسية) is the historical Arabic term for knightly martial exercise during the Middle Ages, during the Crusades and Mamluk period in particular, especially concerned with the martial arts and equestrianism of the Golden Age of Islam. The body of Arabo-Persian "Furūsiyya literature" includes the genre Faras-nāma, which is an encyclopedic compilation of facts relating to horses.

The term is a derivation of faras (a horse), and in modern Standard Arabic means "equestrianism" in general. The term for "horseman" or "knight" is fāris, which is also the origin of the Spanish rank of Alférez.

The three basic categories of furūsiyya are horsemanship (including veterinary aspects of proper care for the horse, the proper riding techniques), archery, and charging with the lance. Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya adds swordsmanship as a fourth discipline in his treatise Al-Furūsiyya (ca. 1350).

Polemik Rumah Dinas Gubernur Banten 2010 Jilid 1

Wisata Budaya dan Sejarah Di Pusat Kota Serang

Setahun yang lalu (2009) kami berdua, saya dan Nia dari Fisip Untirta diminta oleh Kepala Balai Pelestarian Peninggalan Purbakala Serang (BP3S) Imam Sunaryo untuk mengadakan diskusi terbatas dengan Dinas Kebudayaan Yogya (saya lupa tanggalnya). Ada banyak yang saya tinggalkan dari pembicaraan tersebut, diantaranya menyarankan BP3S harus membuat…