Abu l-Barakat (أبو البركات), né à Velefique (province d'Almería) en 1264, mort en 1372, est un poète et historien, auteur d'une Histoire de l'Almería qui n'est pas parvenue jusqu'à nos jours. Il fut le maître d'Ibn al-Khatib (ابن الخطيب).
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ḤIBAT ALLAH, ABU AL-BARAKĀT (Nathanel) BEN ALL (Eli) AL-BAGHDĀDĪ — (second half 11th–first half 12th century), philosopher, physician, and biblical commentator. Abu al Barakāt spent most of his life in Baghdad. He was a well known physician and served at the court of Caliph al Mustanjid (1160–70). At the age of… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Hibat Allah Abu'l-Barakat al-Baghdaadi — (c. 1080 1165) was a Muslim physicist, philosopher, psychologist and scientist of Jewish Arab descent from Baghdad, Iraq. His Hebrew birth name was Nathanel. It is known that Abu l Barakat had converted to Islam from Judaism at some point in his… … Wikipedia
Hibat Allah Abu'l-Barakat al-Baghdaadi — (c. 1080 1165) fue un físico, filósofo, sicólogo, y científico musulmán, de ascendencia judeo árabe de Baghdad, Irak. Su nombre de nacimiento hebreo era Nathanel. Se sabe que Abu l Barakat se convirtió del judaísmo al Islam durante su vida.[1]… … Wikipedia Español
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al-Baghdadi, Abu’l-Barakat — See Jewish philosophy … History of philosophy
