An edition of İslam dünyasında depremler ve algılanma biçimleri (2003)

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Nuh Arslantaş, Nuh Arslantaş
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An edition of İslam dünyasında depremler ve algılanma biçimleri (2003)

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Gelenek
Language
Turkish
Pages
216

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Subjects

Earthquakes, Islam, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Earthquakes, History
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İslam dünyasında depremler ve algılanma biçimleri
2003, Gelenek
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Edition Notes

At head of title: İlk on asrında (h.I-X/m. VII-XVI. yüzyıllar).

Includes bibliographical references (p. [195]-204) and index.

Published in
İstanbul
Series
Gelenek Yayıncılık -- 50, İslam tarihi ;, İslam tarihi (Gelenek Yayıncılık) -- 1.
Other Titles
Depremler, İlk on asrında (h.I-X/m. VII-XVI. yüzyıllar)

Classifications

Library of Congress
BP63.T9 A77 2003, QE537.2.M628 A77 2003

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216 p. :
Number of pages
216

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL20969885M
ISBN 10
9758719777
LCCN
2004335525
OCLC/WorldCat
53197530

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