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The Mudd of Prophet Muhammad (saw)

• Published on November 8th, 2017 by Abdel K. Darwich
  

Last February, I was blessed with doing a Umrah trip to Saudi Arabia with a group from my hometown Sacramento, California. Umrah is the non-mandatory visit that Muslims do to Mecca to perform certain rituals and, unlike Hajj, can be performed any time during the year.

Although visiting Medina, the city where Prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him or pbuh) lived his last ten years and is buried, is not a ritual of Umrah, most Muslims performing Umrah visit Medina before or after Mecca due to the relative proximity. Medina is about 210 miles (bird’s flight) north of Mecca.

- NOTA : webpage ini memperihalkan satu alat ukuran isipadu air yg dinamakan MUDD

On the way out from the Museum, I glanced a beautiful copper or bronze cup with Arabic writing on it. When I approached and read the writing, it turned that this is a Mudd and the writing are the chain of measurements against other Mudds going back all the way to the Mudd that Prophet Mohammad used to use or have one his companion ( Zayd bin Thabet) use. I was intrigued and the following is the summary of all the readings I did since I came back from the trip.




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https://edenkeeper.org/2017/11/08/mudd-of-prophet-mohammad/

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Water Management in Andalusian Spain

  Published on October 22nd, 2015 by Abdel K. Darwich

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https://edenkeeper.org/2015/10/22/water-management-andalusian-spain/

Al-Andalus is the name used to refer to Spain under the Muslim rule from 711 A.D. to 1492 A.D., which at its apogee encompassed — in addition to Spain — Portugal and a small part of southern France. For several hundred years, Al-Andalus was the most populous and most advanced community in Europe with its capital Cordoba having a population of 500,000 persons [1] at its peak rivaling Baghdad and Constantinople, the most important cities of the world at a time when Paris had only 30,000 inhabitants.