hayyan造句

• According to Ibn Hayyan, Ziryab developed various tests for them.
• The process described by Jabir ibn Hayyan was fairly simple.
• Ibn Hayyan agrees that the Battle of Simancas was a defeat for the caliph.
• They are divided into four houses : Sina, Hayyan, Razi and Khayyam.
• In total, nearly 3, 000 treatises and articles are credited to Jabir ibn Hayyan.
• On 15 March, government forces fully secured Jabal Hayyan mountain, after capturing Hill 900.
• Yarallah meanwhile announced that Iraqi forces had also captured the Fadiliyah district and Jaber ibn Hayyan military facility.
• In 938, the Magyars repeatedly attacked Saxony . took place, according to Ibn Hayyan's work.
• Chroniclers disagree as to the leader of this revolt, though Ibn Hayyan states that it was led by Ibn Hamir.
• In response, Ibn Khurazd gathered a number of men loyal to him and attacked Ayyub ibn Hayyan, killing him.
• No where does Ibn Hayyan mention that Mutarrif ibn Musa was the governor of Pamplona or that Velasco was pro-Carolingian.
• Pioneers of the science were Jabir Ibn Hayyan and his student Yusuf Lukwa, who was patronized by Al-Ma'mun.
• The Hispano-Muslim chroniclers of this battle include Ibn Hayyan, who followed the account written by Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Razi.
• For example, Persian alchemist Jabir ibn Hayyan framed his experiments in an elaborate numerology based on the names of substances in the Arabic language.
• This encounter with the Muslims may be the same one as recorded by both Ibn Hayyan and Ibn al-Athir under the same year.
• It is geographically located south of Raabatt Tallame, East of Banni Hayyan and North east of Tallussah, South Lebanon and 850 M larges.
• Jabir ibn Hayyan ( Latinized name : " Gebri Arabis ", d . 815 ) is considered to be the father of alchemy.
• Islam did not prevent Jabir ibn Hayyan from becoming the first alchemist, indeed, inventing much of chemistry including ironically enough the distillation of alcohol.
• Sheik Hayyan Idrisi told the thousands of worshippers, who broke into a rhythmic chant of " Allahu Akbar ! " _ God is great.
• Max Meyerhoff states the following on Jabir ibn Hayyan : " His influence may be traced throughout the whole historic course of European alchemy and chemistry ."