kitab

The book containing the penal code is also called the kitab.

The Qur'an speaks of itself as having been a kitab even before it was put into writing.

A kitab is usually a religious scripture or a book containing moral guidance.

He could lecture on any kitab with ease and possessed perfect methodology.

The Qur'an itself is mentioned as kitab on 81 occasions in its text.

In Persian, the word Kitab is used to refer to a religious text only.

It is mentioned in the 10th century work Kitab al-Aghani.

In present days, there are many followers of Lal Kitab.

According to the Kitab el Istibsar, the walls were completed in 1172.

His best work was the Kitab al-Tasrif, discussed below.

The researcher revealed his large size work 'Education' (Kitab at-tahsil).

But even the Koran doesn't say that non-muslims (and/or the al kitab) should be treated less honourably.

According to another Hebrew source, the original title was Kitab al-Aiman.

Each kitab is divided into sections.

Only two manuscripts of the Kitab survive, both incomplete, and both in Damascus.

As described in the above mentioned verse, he points out everything from Al Kitab (The Book).

In his book Kitab al-Jabr, he also outlines the first algorithms in history.

The capital lies at Kitab.

His most famous work was Kitab al-Kharaj, a treatise on taxation and fiscal problems of the state.

The Qur'an refers to itself as kitab, not as mus'haf.

According to some believers Ravana is considered to be the original author of Lal Kitab.

His greatest contribution to medicine is the Kitab al-Tasrif, a thirty-volume encyclopedia of medical practices.

He taught Islam, Chinese curriculum, and the Han Kitab.

In Swahili, kitabu ("book") is derived from Arabic kitab.

Manuscript edition of Kitab al-Daraj (a treatise on astrology).