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Med-O-Med, cultural landscapes of Mediterranean and Middle East, shares the concept of development, as UNDP [...]
According to the Operational Guidelines for the Implementation of the World Heritage Convention of UNESCO, [...]
The andalusi garden represents since the first days of Islam in the seventh century, a [...]
Do plants really need soil? No, they don’t…..The soil is merely nothing more than a [...]
Gardens of Generalife In the photography, a calligraphy by the artist of tunisian origin Abdessatar [...]
“¡Oh dwellers of al-Andalus, what blessings you enjoy, water, shade, rivers and trees! The Garden [...]
JASMINE (Jasminum officinale L.) Called yasamin in al-Andalus. Shrub of very aromatic white flowers, specially [...]
The system of Arabian lineages, which has given so many names to Andalusian and Valencian [...]
Vegetal patterns employed alone or in combination with the other major types of ornament—calligraphy, geometric [...]
A new literary genre come into being in Valencia in the 11th century, celebrating the [...]
Over the course of human history, the Mediterranean basin has been an area of cultural [...]
This study aims at introducing the most outstanding aspects of treatises written by Andalusi agronomists, [...]
The September 10th of 2010, FUNCI through its program “Med-O-Med: Cultural landscapes of the Mediterranean [...]
For many years now, the Mediterranean has been facing problems leading to a situation of [...]
SESSION 1 “THE AL-ANDALUS GARDEN” “The al-Andalus garden: roots in history, looking toward the future” [...]
The first Med-O-Med seminar was organized in La Alhambra of Granada in Oct0ber of 2009, [...]
Arabic gardens or Islamic gardens? This is the first question that comes to mind regarding [...]
The idea of preserving heritage arose after the First World War, and steps have gradually [...]
Aleppo is the world’s oldest inhabited city or, at least, this is the claim made [...]
Rabat is proud of being a green city, a claim backed up by its twenty [...]
The area which Med-O-Med focuses on, namely the Middle East and the South Mediterranean countries, [...]
For the Islamic world, water is the origin of life, and was created by God. [...]
Islamic civilisation has always been known for its love of landscapes, agronomy and science. Al [...]
The functions of botanic gardens and of their legitimate precursors have gradually evolved to meet [...]
Every civilisation has left its mark on nature, each one according to its own cultural [...]
From 2 to 4 March 2009, the “First International Forum on Koranic Gardens” was held [...]
