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Abdullah Ibrahim Othman Alomair

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  • AI.Alomair@qu.edu.sa
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      Research interests

      • Islamic monuments and architecture
      • التراث العمراني الوطني
      • الحرف والصناعات التراثية الوطنية

      Published research

      • Horseshoe decoration on metal among Muslims (2004-01-01)
      • Folk medicine tools used in Saudi Arabia (1998-01-01)
      • A new inscription dating the fortress of Corribi in Moro, Andalusia (1998-01-01)
      • The horse as a decorative element on Islamic metals (in English) (1996-01-01)
      • Organizational Self-Study Management and Implementation Course (1432-01-01)
      • The Islamic city of Qarah (al-Mabiyat) in AlUla governorate (1432-01-01)
      • The inscription of the founding of Al-Qantara in the name of Abdulrahman Al-Awsat in Andalusia (1431-01-01)
      • Bascus: Everyday Life in an Andalusian City (translation) (1430-01-01)
      • Searching for the Arabian Horse (translation) (1428-01-01)
      • Traditional Architecture in Najd (1428-01-01)
      • Self-Assessment and Quality Assurance Course (1427-01-01)
      • The Divine Message on the Work of the Shadrwan and the Fisqiya (Realization) (1427-01-01)
      • Gunpowder: Making and Using Gunpowder in Saudi Arabia (1426-01-01)
      • Writing on traditional metal artifacts in Najd (1425-01-01)
      • Popular markets (Majlis): Heritage, Tourism and Investment (1424-01-01)
      • Traditional heritage in Saudi Arabia between interest and depletion (1421-01-01)
      • Petroglyphs and rock paintings in Al-Jawa'a, Qassim (1418-01-01)
      • Islamic Glass in Murcia (translated from Spanish) (1417-01-01)
      • Stamp in the name of Anabsa ibn Suhaym al-Kalbi - Emir of Andalusia 103-107 AH (research translated from Spanish) (1417-01-01)
      • Stamp in the name of Abdulrahman I (translated from Spanish) (1417-01-01)
      • Traditional tools and materials used for writing in Najd's kuttabs (1417-01-01)
      • Andalusian marble waistcoat (1417-01-01)
      • Islamic and Traditional Minerals in the Kingdom (1415-01-01)
      • Islamic Glass in Murcia (translated from Spanish to Arabic) (1415-01-01)
      • Weights of Islamic coins in Andalusia (translated from Spanish) (1414-01-01)
      • Writing tools and materials used in Najd's Kutubat al-Najd: Diriyah as an example (2024-01-01)
      • Human rights in the era of the Apostolic State: Their Social, Economic and Scientific Impacts on Yemeni Society. (2024-01-01)
      • Floods of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and their impact on public life in Iraq during the Abbasid era (Joint Research) (2024-01-01)

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