The COP27 climate conference, taking place in Sharm El-Sheikh, will continue its activities through November 18 to discuss climate change issues and how emissions from the world’s major industrial nations affect the environment as a whole.
The subject of the climate and its effects on human behaviour and nature took a side, not just a little but that it had a big impact in many heritage books, despite the fact that climate issues are relatively recent issues in terms of their impact on human life. This did not stop them from taking a great space in the lives of ancient literature, including Arabic and Islamic.
According to an article by the Moroccan author Abdel Rahman Ammar titled “The climate in the Arab-Islamic heritage,” it is noteworthy that a reference to an analysis by Abu Ishaq Al -Zajaj in which he connects the poetic phenomenon among the Arabs with the desert climate in which they live, and Abu Ishaq Al -Zajaj looks at the poetic phenomenon as a result of the harsh and barren environment that was “Obsessive” to the
Al-Masoud is one of the thinkers who took an analytical approach to the topic of climate change in his books “Marouj Al-Dahab” and “Warning and Supervision,” which focused on the impact of the climate on human nature and behavior. We also find other thinkers who referred to the same topic as the Al -Safa brothers (in the second message of natural physicals), Al -Qalqashandi, Ibn Hawqal, Al -Maqdisi and others.
Abu Al-Hassan Ali bin Al-Hussein Al-Masoudi, according to “Ammar” in the aforementioned article, devoted a section of his book “Warning and Supervision” to discussing the “four winds,” their actions, effects, and what he called from Egypt’s exemption and the alert for its merits and what it was honoured with others. Due to the printing of the sun and their knowledge of current events, dates, biographies, policies, and other information, the eastern quarter of the Earth is characterised by: the length of ages, the length of kings’ reigns, the reminder, the pride of souls, the lack of secret of the secret, the showing of matters and the inability of them, and what happened to that.
Abu Al-Hassan Ali bin Al-Hussein Al-Masoudi, according to “Ammar” in the aforementioned article, devoted a section of his book “Warning and Supervision” to discussing the “four winds,” their actions, effects, and what he called from Egypt’s exemption and the alert for its merits and what it was honoured with others. Due to the printing of the sun and their knowledge of current events, dates, biographies, policies, and other information, the eastern quarter of the Earth is characterised by: the length of ages, the length of kings’ reigns, the reminder, the pride of souls, the lack of secret of the secret, the showing of matters and the inability of them, and what happened to that.
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