Приклади вживання Timbuktu Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Timbuktu the mysterious Dubois.
And will they ever go back to Timbuktu?
Timbuktu is home to 16 ancient mausoleums said to contain the remains of Muslim saints.
Sharia law has been imposed, churches are being destroyed,and Christians are fleeing Timbuktu in mass.
Publisher Timbuktu Labs launched Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls 2 in 2018, raising another $866,000 in pre-sales.
But on the 6th of April 2012, the Tuareg leaders announced thecreation of an independent state of Azawad with its capital in Timbuktu.
Timbuktu soon became a center of education and people traveled from around the globe to study at what would become the Sankore University.
Taking advantage of Malian disarray, Ansar Dine and MNLA proceeded to take the towns of Kidal,Gao, and Timbuktu within the following ten days.
Timbuktu soon became a center of education and people traveled from around the globe to study at what would become the Sankore University.
The art of artisans and the development of culture in the cities of Gao, Jenna and Timbuktu of the state of Songai were known far beyond its borders.
Timbuktu soon became a center of education and people traveled from around the globe to study at what would become the Sankore University.
In a Catalan Atlas map from 1375,a drawing of an African king sits on a golden throne atop Timbuktu, holding a piece of gold in his hand.
Timbuktu soon became a centre of education and people travelled from around the world to study at what would become the Sankore University.
French Foreign Legion troops work under a deployed parachute on January 30,2013 at Timbuktu airport two days after freeing the northern Malian desert city.
He was born in 1280 and lived until 1337, and during that time he built educational centers and mosques across Africa,in places like Timbuktu.
(42) Mr. Al Mahdi pledguilty to the war crime of destroying historical and religious monuments in Timbuktu(Mali) during the period of June 30, 2012, to July 11, 2012.
At the time of Leo's visit, Oualata was no longer an important terminus for the trans-Saharan trade andsalt was instead taken south to Timbuktu.
As Timbuktu was the southern end of the principal Trans-Saharan trade route to the western Mediterranean, it was the source of most European knowledge of the region.
The likeliest possibility is an alteration, by influence of Latin niger"black", of the Tuareg name egerew nigerewen,which is used along the middle reaches of the river around Timbuktu.
I must receive 10-20emails a day telling me that someone in some little place like Timbuktu wants to send me 7 million dollars or so if I just give them my bank account information.
Battuta travelled more than 120,000 kilometres visiting the equivalent of 44 modern countries through regions-from Italy to Indonesia, Timbuktu to Shanghai.
All the Christians have left Timbuktu(the main city in north Mali) because of the Sharia law as well as because of the presence of people linked with al-Qaeda," said a Christian leader who fled from northern Mali.
Mr Al Mahdi is accusedof the war crime consisting in the alleged destruction of historical and religious monuments in Timbuktu(Mali), between around 30 June 2012 and 11 July 2012.
Ancient Romans such as Pliny(N.H. 5.10) thought that the river near Timbuktu was part of the Nile River, a belief also held by Ibn Battuta, while early European explorers thought that it flowed west and joined the Senegal River.
Although the city and maintains a permanent population, as well as a place tostore the greatest collection of ancient manuscripts of Timbuktu slowly recedes before approaching the Sahara desert.
Be it the rescue of the ancient manuscripts in besieged Timbuktu or the careful salvage of destroyed temples in the earthquake that struck the Kathmandu Valley, affected communities always strive to protect their cultural heritage following an emergency.
Ibn Battuta was a great Muslim explorer who travelled more than 120,000 kilometers through regions that, today, comprise 44 countries-from Italy to Indonesia, Timbuktu to Shanghai.
The salt mines became known in Europe not long after Ibn Battuta's visit as Taghaza was shown on the Catalan Atlas of 1375 on thetrans-Saharan trade route linking Sijilmasa and Timbuktu.[6].
Ibn Battutah, the greatest traveler of the Middle Ages, lived in the fourteenth century, and his Travel provide a fascinating picture of the Muslim world,from the islands of the Indian Ocean to Timbuktu.