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    Sufis in China often wear distinctive dress. Most Chinese Muslims wear round white hats. Sufis in China often wear distinctive dress. Most Chinese Muslims ...

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    Ptolemy's model for the sun employing either an eccentric or a deferent and an epicycle. Ptolemy's model for the sun employing either an eccentric ...

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    Ptolemy's model for the longitudinal motion of Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Ptolemy's model for the longitudinal motion of Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. ...

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    This horizontal pin gnomon and qibla indicator was used to determine the direction and times of prayer. This horizontal pin gnomon and qibla indicator ...

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    Although primarily known for their monumental tombs, the Mughal emperors also founded congregational mosques. Shah Jahan, for example, included a large one in his ...

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    Aurangzeb, the last and most controversial of the Mughal emperors, was buried near the tombs of Chisti saints at Khuldabad in western India. His ...

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    Mosques were built on the island of Java to commemorate the arrival of Muslims there. The congregational mosque at Yogyakarta in central Java, for ...

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    The congregational mosque at Cirebon on the north coast of Java reportedly dates from the early sixteenth century, but it has been repeatedly restored. ...

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    Inner Asia is distinguished by a rugged terrain, with soaring peaks and harsh deserts. The Tien Shan mountains divide the region into two sections, ...

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