Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth

Summary

Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth is a version, edition or translation^[1].

Key Facts

• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth authored asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — author (P50): Abdul Sattar Ibrahim^[2].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth authored asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — author (P50): ʻAbd al-ʻAzīz ʻAbd Allāh al-Dukhayyil^[3].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth authored asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — author (P50): Ibrāhīm, Raḍwá^[4].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's instance of is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation^[5].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's publisher is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — publisher (P123): National Council for Culture, Arts and Literature^[6].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's follows is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — follows (P155): Q118823804^[7].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's followed by is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — followed by (P156): Al-Adab al-Almānī fī niṣf qarn^[8].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's part of the series is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — part of the series (P179): ʿĀlam al-maʿrifah^[9].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's OCLC number is recorded as 957219253^[10].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's place of publication is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — place of publication (P291): Kuwait City^[11].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's language of work or name is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — language of work or name (P407): Arabic^[12].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's publication date is recorded as +1993-12-01T00:00:00Z^[13].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's Internet Archive ID is recorded as nccal-alam-almarifah/180/^[14].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's work available at URL is recorded as https://archive.org/details/nccal-alam-almarifah/180/^[15].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q1069725', 'amount': '+305'}^[16].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's title is recorded as العلاج السلوكي للطفل^[17].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's subtitle is recorded as أساليبه ونماذج من حالاته^[18].
• Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's Goodreads version/edition ID is recorded as 13405501^[19].

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Authorship and Creation

Authored works include asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — author (P50): Abdul Sattar Ibrahim^[2], a writer^[20], 1939–2023^[21], of Egypt^[22]; asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — author (P50): ʻAbd al-ʻAzīz ʻAbd Allāh al-Dukhayyil^[3], a psychologist^[23], 1940–2023^[24], of Saudi Arabia^[25]; and asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — author (P50): Ibrāhīm, Raḍwá^[4]. Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's publisher is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — publisher (P123): National Council for Culture, Arts and Literature^[6].

Publication

Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's publication date is recorded as +1993-12-01T00:00:00Z^[13]. Its place of publication is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — place of publication (P291): Kuwait City^[11]. Its language of work or name is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — language of work or name (P407): Arabic^[12]. Its part of the series is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — part of the series (P179): ʿĀlam al-maʿrifah^[9].

Subject and Themes

Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's part of the series is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — part of the series (P179): ʿĀlam al-maʿrifah^[9].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Al-ʿlāǧ al-slūki llṭfl : asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth's follows is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — follows (P155): Q118823804^[7]. Its followed by is recorded as asālībh ū nmāḏǧ mn ḥālāth — followed by (P156): Al-Adab al-Almānī fī niṣf qarn^[8].