The Triple Financial Resources of the Nizamiyya Schools with Focus on Iran During the Seljuk Era
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Nizamiya Schools, Khwaja Nizam al-Mulk, Revenue sources, Iran, The Seljuq era.Abstract
The revenue sources of the Nizamiyya schools constitute one of the significant yet understudiedtopics within the economic history of the Seljuk era. Undoubtedly, these sources of income wereamong the key factors that contributed to the enduring existence of these schools and their
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