Ahmed Ameen
Biographic Data
| ID | 8961716 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ahmed Ameen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ahmed |
| FAMILY NAME | Ameen |
| SIGNATURE | AMEEN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Fayoum University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1898-2781 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Serai of Ali Pasha at Ioannina
An Archaeological and Documentary Study of the Franciscan Sisters' School of the Immaculate Conception in Al-Sabtiyya, Cairo
Architectural Styles of the Hanging Mosques in Ottoman-Era Alexandria
Certificates of Audition (Samāʿāt) in Islamic Manuscripts
The current study aimed to discuss the samāʿāt, that is, the marginal notes found in the Islamic manuscripts as a means for the authentication of the oral transmission of Islamic sciences. This has been apparent in Islamic writings since the 5th-9th centuries AH (11th-15yh CE). This study adopted a historical approach and manuscript-based method, based on a survey of 47 manuscripts including 132 samāʿāt, preserved in Turkey, Egypt, Germany, and S…
The book ʿUyūn al-Tawārīkh (Choice Accounts of History) by Ibn al-Sābīʾ
Muhammad ibn Hīlāl Ibn al-Sābīʾ was a prominent historian and administrative figure of the Abbasid Period. He authored several works chronicling major events of that era, with his most notable book being ʿUyūn al-Tawārīkh, which is recognised as a vital historical source in Islamic history. Despite the loss of much of its original content, this work provides invaluable insights into key events of the Abbasid Caliphate that are not documented else…
The Significance of the Qur’anic Quotation ‘Mā Shā' Allāh’ on Both Ottoman and Greek Heritages in the Balkans
Mā shāʾ Allāh is an Arabic expression used as a spoken amulet in Arabian culture prior Islam, and continued in Islamic heritage, to protect from the evil eye or to bring well luck even. This paper surveys the ‘Mā shāʾ Allāh' and related inscriptions Yā Ḥāfiẓ' and Yā Ḥafīẓ in the Balkans. It focuses on the extant writings on ottoman buildings in Greece. In this regard, it publishes a group of new inscription. The study also investigates the visual…
Historical and Numismatic Study for Dinars of Sultan Maḥmūd B. Sabuktakīn at Nishapur
This study of historical numismatics will focus on the dinars of Sultan Maḥmūd of Ghazna coined in the mint of Nishapur. Its objective is to provide thorough information about these dinars, in order to contribute to the knowledge of the political and economic circumstances of the government of Sultan Maḥmūd. Thus, after a historical introduction that contextualizes the golden emissions that are studied, a complete description of a selection of pi…
The Ottoman Architecture in Greece Then and Now
Usually, of most studies on the Ottoman architecture in the Balkans are done by comparing between the numbers of buildings then and now. This paper discusses such method with regard to its comparative advantage and maximising its use in understanding Ottoman architecture. With Greece as a case study, the present paper identifies change in the quantity of Ottoman buildings considering the archetypal, functional, chronological, and geographical evi…
Ed. Halit Eren; Prepared by Halit Eren, Mustafa Oğuz, and Zekai Mete. Balkanlar’da Osmanli Vakiflari, Vakfiyeler Yunanistan
In the past ten years, I have never enjoyed a book as much as I enjoyed the Balkanlar’da Osmanlı vakıfları, vakfiyeler Yunanistan . In just a few words, this book considers the best publication of 2017 concerning the Ottoman Greece. Though, the immense number of publications dedicated to the Ottoman heritage in the Balkans in general and particularly in Greece, especially during the last three decades, this book opens a new circle of more analyze…
Characteristics of the Ottoman Traditional Houses in the Libyan Old City of Ghadames
Ghadames, lies in an oasis, is located at the most western Libyan populated city near the bounders with Tunisia and Algeria. Now it is known as the city of Ghadames, of which the old walled city represents a unique example of the covered pre-Sahran cities in the world. This paper aims to study the ottoman domestic architecture in Ghadames in the light of author’s visit in 2014, with special focus on the house of DA BABANI, or Hadji Abdul Salam Sh…
Travelers' Works As An Important Source In Studying Archaeology In Light Of The “Hadji ‘Ali Mosque” Of Athens
Travelers’ works provide us with very wealthy data including maps, engravings, drawings, inscriptions, accounts, stories etc. These data answer many questions when studying historical buildings; esp. for those which destroyed completely or partially. In this context this paper aims to identify the Hadji ‘Ali Mosque (the so-called KüçükCami). It is located in the south-eastern part of the Roman Agora of the old City of Athens. This monument is alm…
The Mehmet Khalil Agha Mosque In The Greek City Of Drama
The paper investigates the Mehmet Khalil Agha Mosque in the Greek city of Drama as a case study highlights the existed Ottoman monuments in Greece; and draws as well the attention to preserve those which in need of restoration among which. It gives a brief historical layout of the city of drama under the Ottoman domination, specifically in light of Evliya Celebi description, and then notes the existed Ottoman monuments in Drama. It provides a det…
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The Mehmet Khalil Agha Mosque In The Greek City Of Drama
The paper investigates the Mehmet Khalil Agha Mosque in the Greek city of Drama as a case study highlights the existed Ottoman monuments in Greece; and draws as well the attention to preserve those which in need of restoration among which. It gives a brief historical layout of the city of drama under the Ottoman domination, specifically in light of Evliya Celebi description, and then notes the existed Ottoman monuments in Drama. It provides a det…
Travelers' Works As An Important Source In Studying Archaeology In Light Of The “Hadji ‘Ali Mosque” Of Athens
Travelers’ works provide us with very wealthy data including maps, engravings, drawings, inscriptions, accounts, stories etc. These data answer many questions when studying historical buildings; esp. for those which destroyed completely or partially. In this context this paper aims to identify the Hadji ‘Ali Mosque (the so-called KüçükCami). It is located in the south-eastern part of the Roman Agora of the old City of Athens. This monument is alm…
Characteristics of the Ottoman Traditional Houses in the Libyan Old City of Ghadames
Ghadames, lies in an oasis, is located at the most western Libyan populated city near the bounders with Tunisia and Algeria. Now it is known as the city of Ghadames, of which the old walled city represents a unique example of the covered pre-Sahran cities in the world. This paper aims to study the ottoman domestic architecture in Ghadames in the light of author’s visit in 2014, with special focus on the house of DA BABANI, or Hadji Abdul Salam Sh…
Ed. Halit Eren; Prepared by Halit Eren, Mustafa Oğuz, and Zekai Mete. Balkanlar’da Osmanli Vakiflari, Vakfiyeler Yunanistan
In the past ten years, I have never enjoyed a book as much as I enjoyed the Balkanlar’da Osmanlı vakıfları, vakfiyeler Yunanistan . In just a few words, this book considers the best publication of 2017 concerning the Ottoman Greece. Though, the immense number of publications dedicated to the Ottoman heritage in the Balkans in general and particularly in Greece, especially during the last three decades, this book opens a new circle of more analyze…
The Ottoman Architecture in Greece Then and Now
Usually, of most studies on the Ottoman architecture in the Balkans are done by comparing between the numbers of buildings then and now. This paper discusses such method with regard to its comparative advantage and maximising its use in understanding Ottoman architecture. With Greece as a case study, the present paper identifies change in the quantity of Ottoman buildings considering the archetypal, functional, chronological, and geographical evi…
The Significance of the Qur’anic Quotation ‘Mā Shā' Allāh’ on Both Ottoman and Greek Heritages in the Balkans
Mā shāʾ Allāh is an Arabic expression used as a spoken amulet in Arabian culture prior Islam, and continued in Islamic heritage, to protect from the evil eye or to bring well luck even. This paper surveys the ‘Mā shāʾ Allāh' and related inscriptions Yā Ḥāfiẓ' and Yā Ḥafīẓ in the Balkans. It focuses on the extant writings on ottoman buildings in Greece. In this regard, it publishes a group of new inscription. The study also investigates the visual…
Historical and Numismatic Study for Dinars of Sultan Maḥmūd B. Sabuktakīn at Nishapur
This study of historical numismatics will focus on the dinars of Sultan Maḥmūd of Ghazna coined in the mint of Nishapur. Its objective is to provide thorough information about these dinars, in order to contribute to the knowledge of the political and economic circumstances of the government of Sultan Maḥmūd. Thus, after a historical introduction that contextualizes the golden emissions that are studied, a complete description of a selection of pi…
The Serai of Ali Pasha at Ioannina
An Archaeological and Documentary Study of the Franciscan Sisters' School of the Immaculate Conception in Al-Sabtiyya, Cairo
Architectural Styles of the Hanging Mosques in Ottoman-Era Alexandria
Certificates of Audition (Samāʿāt) in Islamic Manuscripts
The current study aimed to discuss the samāʿāt, that is, the marginal notes found in the Islamic manuscripts as a means for the authentication of the oral transmission of Islamic sciences. This has been apparent in Islamic writings since the 5th-9th centuries AH (11th-15yh CE). This study adopted a historical approach and manuscript-based method, based on a survey of 47 manuscripts including 132 samāʿāt, preserved in Turkey, Egypt, Germany, and S…
The book ʿUyūn al-Tawārīkh (Choice Accounts of History) by Ibn al-Sābīʾ
Muhammad ibn Hīlāl Ibn al-Sābīʾ was a prominent historian and administrative figure of the Abbasid Period. He authored several works chronicling major events of that era, with his most notable book being ʿUyūn al-Tawārīkh, which is recognised as a vital historical source in Islamic history. Despite the loss of much of its original content, this work provides invaluable insights into key events of the Abbasid Caliphate that are not documented else…
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