HISTORY / Modern / 19th Century

Paper · Semantic Scholar

In the first third of the 19th century, a number of Turkic-language treatises devoted to the interpretation of se­lected fragments of the Quran (Turkic: Häftiyäk Šärif, ‘Noble Seventh Part’), most frequently used in individ­ual and collective religious practice, were compiled in the Russian Ural-Volga region. Although none of the interpreters set philosophical goals in the modern sense or identified themselves as ph…

Reference · Wikidata

history of Australia when it became a British colony through the late 18th and much of the 19th century, laying the foundations of a modern Australian state