Most of the today known horse breeds descended from the Arab thoroughbreds.
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Also the windmills in Spain were an Arab heritage.
Did you know that…
…already in the 7th century A.D. the first windmills stood in Arabia?
Whereas the oldest windmill in Europe was only mentioned in 1105.
…already in the 7th century A.D. the first windmills stood in Arabia?
Whereas the oldest windmill in Europe was only mentioned in 1105.
The Museum
The sections of the museum shall not be divided into epochs or countries, but rather cover general subjects, such as:
Intercultural relations
- The Arab World as mediator between Asia and Europe
- The Arab heritage in European science and technical development (medicine,
mathematics, astronomy, pharmacy etc.)
- The Arab heritage in everyday life of European societies (language, music and
instruments, cuisine etc.)
- The world of Arab spices – from anise to cardamom and incense
Everyday life past and present
- The importance of the family in the Arab World
- Fashion and style
- Fine arts, literature and music
- Arabisms - Arabic influence on German everyday language
The Centre of Dialogue
The project shall equally serve as a vivid platform for a constructive, inter-cultural exchange. A center of dialogue therefore is the second essential element of the project
The center of dialogue aims to promote the exchange between businessmen, but also scientists, artists, politicians as well as young people. The infrastructure will offer the best atmosphere to develop relations of friendship and partnership in mutual respect.
Activities will aim to several target groups. The list of events shall for instance include workshops for businessmen or scientists, congresses, concerts, festivals, lectures readings and language courses.
The Library and Other Elements
A public library shall be incorporated within the museum to grant access to technical literature, lyrics and prose from and about the Arab World. The plan is to offer literature in German, Arabic, English and other languages – for scientists and enthusiasts for books.
For relaxation, a hammam (an oriental bath) and a restaurant and café will be included, as well as a retail area.
The sections of the museum shall not be divided into epochs or countries, but rather cover general subjects, such as:
Intercultural relations
- The Arab World as mediator between Asia and Europe- The Arab heritage in European science and technical development (medicine, mathematics, astronomy, pharmacy etc.)- The Arab heritage in everyday life of European societies (language, music and instruments, cuisine etc.)- The world of Arab spices – from anise to cardamom and incenseEveryday life past and present
- The importance of the family in the Arab World- Fashion and style- Fine arts, literature and music- Arabisms - Arabic influence on German everyday languageThe Centre of Dialogue
The project shall equally serve as a vivid platform for a constructive, inter-cultural exchange. A center of dialogue therefore is the second essential element of the project
The center of dialogue aims to promote the exchange between businessmen, but also scientists, artists, politicians as well as young people. The infrastructure will offer the best atmosphere to develop relations of friendship and partnership in mutual respect.
Activities will aim to several target groups. The list of events shall for instance include workshops for businessmen or scientists, congresses, concerts, festivals, lectures readings and language courses.
The Library and Other Elements
A public library shall be incorporated within the museum to grant access to technical literature, lyrics and prose from and about the Arab World. The plan is to offer literature in German, Arabic, English and other languages – for scientists and enthusiasts for books.
For relaxation, a hammam (an oriental bath) and a restaurant and café will be included, as well as a retail area.
A Museum and Centre of Dialogue
Museum of Arab Culture, Nuremberg
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