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A hilliya term used, in almost all its occurrences, as the opposite of the word islm , and which refers to the state of affairs in Arabia before the mission of the Prophet, to paganism (sometimes even that of non-Arab lands), the pre-Islamic period and the men of that time. From the morphological point of view, hiliyya seems to be formed by the addition of the suffix -iyya, denoting an abstract, to the active participle hil, the exact sense of which is difficult to determine. I. Goldziher (Muh. St., i, 219 ff.; analysis in Arabica, vii/3 (1960), 246-9), remarking that hil is opposed to alm "administered" [see ilm], gives it the sense of "barbarous", and renders hiliyya as "the time of barbarism", but he has not been followed to the letter by translators of the urn who render hil as "not knowing God, the Prophet and the Law", or "lawless", and hiliyya as "time of ignorance", "heathendom" (cf. however T. Izutsu, The structure of the ethical terms in the Koran, Tokyo 1959, index). The fact is that the nine attestations of hil and the four of hiliyya in the urn scarcely permit of their sense being precisely determined; however, in the feeling of Muslims and of the commentators, hil is opposed to lim "one who knows God, etc.", and hiliyya to islm taken not in the sense of "submission to God" but rather that of "knowledge of God, etc." (compare the Druze terminology [see durz ], where hil is opposed to il, and designates all those who have not been initiated into the mysteries of the sect.) The word hiliyya as an abstract is thus applicable to the period during which the Arabs did not yet know Islam and the Divine Law, as well as to the beliefs current at that time. One the basis of urn XXXIII, 33, where the , expression hiliyya al-l "the first hiliyya" appears, one is inclined to distinguish two periods, the first hiliyya extending from Adam to Noah (or to other prophets), and the second corresponding to the "Interval" between Jesus and Mu ammad [see fa ra]. The relative adjective hil formed from hiliyya is applied to all which is anterior to Islam, in particular to the poets died who before Mu ammad's preaching; those who knew both periods are called a ram, and those born after Islam islm. The double opposition hil/islm and hiliyya/islm thus marks an evolution and a departure from the primitive sense of hil. The history of the Arabs during the hiliyya has been dealt with under al-arab , the geography and ethnography under azrat al-arab the language under , arabiyya and nomadism under badw; on all these points the articles on the different , regions, on the major tribes, and on the towns, should be consulted; for the economic situation see especially under ra. A point calling for some remark is, rather than the true state of pre-Islamic Arabia, the distinctive characters attributed by Muslims to their pagan ancestors, that is to say the traits which allow their conception of hiliyya to be defined. The ideas of the Muslims on pre-Islamic paganism are based on the urn and on traditions which, in spite of their contempt for everything before Islam, they have collected in the framework of their historical and linguistic researches; in the article urn will be found a r sum of the pronouncements of the Sacred Book on earlier beliefs; in the articles and kaba an account of the ancient cult and the history of the Sacred House; under anam a study of idolatry. Also to be consulted are 1 the various articles on the principal divinities, and also the articles on the adepts of the revealed religions, na r and yahd. While attributing to the hiliyya the faults condemned in the urn Muslims do , not fail to recognize a certain number of virtues among the ancient Arabs, such as honour [see ir ], generosity [see karam], courage and dignity [see muruwwa], and hospitality [see ayf]. For relevant information on social organisation see ila ila, abla , etc., and, , for the position of women, nik and al . (Ed.) Citation: Ed(s). " hilliya." Encyclopaedia of Islam. Edited by: P. Bearman , Th. Bianquis, C.E. Bosworth, E. van Donzel and W.P. Heinrichs. Brill, 2007. Brill Online. 30 August 2007 <http://www.brillonline.nl/subscriber/entry?entry=islam_SIM-1933> 2
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MOOREHW15Path: Berkeley >> CHEM >> 1A Fall, 2007
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Thermo%20_Challenge_KEYPath: Berkeley >> CHEM >> 1A Spring, 2008
Description: Thermodynamics Challenge Problem, Nov. 7-13 Part I. Free energy and the direction of change Consider the now familiar reaction of the vaporization of water. H2O (l) H2O (g) Table 1: Hf and S values for water. H2O (g) H2O (l) -1 -241.8 -285.8 Hf (kJ m...
MOOREHW14Path: Berkeley >> CHEM >> 1A Fall, 2007
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Iclicker-Unit-3Path: Berkeley >> CHEM >> 1A Fall, 2007
Description: Lecture 23 Specific Heat Capacity, c Quantity of energy needed to increase the temperature of 1 g of a substance by 1C. Lecture 23 ChemQuiz Ethanol cools to 0C faster because c (water) = 1 cal/g-C c (ethanol) = 0.57 cal/g-C A. Heat transfers from...
MOOREHW8Path: Berkeley >> CHEM >> 1A Fall, 2007
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11_PersonalityPath: Berkeley >> PSYCH >> 1 Spring, 2008
Description: * Important Notice Concerning Lecture Material * This file includes most, but not all, overhead material presented in lecture (e.g., some material may be altered or added in last minute changes) last-minute changes). The best use of this file is t...
10.EmotionPath: Berkeley >> PSYCH >> 1 Spring, 2008
Description: 10. Emotion Psy 1, Spring 2008 * Important Notice Concerning Lecture Material * This file includes most, but not all, overhead material presented in lecture (e.g., some material may be altered or added in last-minute changes). Also, some figures w...
l4_DevelopmentalPath: Berkeley >> PSYCH >> 1 Spring, 2008
Description: Topic 14: Developmental Psychology Psy 1, Spring 2008 * Important Notice Concerning Lecture Material * This file includes most, but not all, overhead material presented in lecture (e.g., some material may be altered or added in last-minute change...
l3_SocialPath: Berkeley >> PSYCH >> 1 Spring, 2008
Description: Topic 13: Social Psychology Psy 1, Spring 2008 Topic 13: Social Psychology 1) Introduction Consciousness 5) Sensation Reward 7) Cognitive Psychology 8) ...
l2_TherapyPath: Berkeley >> PSYCH >> 1 Spring, 2008
Description: Topic 12: Psychotherapy & Pathology Psy 1: Spring 2008 * Important Notice Concerning Lecture Material * This file includes most, but not all, overhead material presented in lecture (e.g., some material may be altered or added in last-minute chang...
Final Exam JeopardyPath: Berkeley >> PSYCHOLOGY >> 1 Spring, 2008
Description: EXAM 1 EXAM 2 PERSONALITY MATERIAL MATERIAL PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PATHOLOGY SOCIAL PSYCH DEVELOPMENT 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 600 800 1000 600 800 1000 600 800 1000 600 800 1000 600 800 1000 600 800 1000 This experi...
MOOREHW3Path: Berkeley >> CHEM >> 1A Fall, 2007
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MOOREHW4Path: Berkeley >> CHEM >> 1A Fall, 2007
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MOOREHW9Path: Berkeley >> CHEM >> 1A Fall, 2007
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