Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Hashish" in English language version.
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– Hasjprisen har skutt i været i det siste. Prisen lå på rundt hundre kroner per gram. Nå har jeg hørt priser rundt femhundrelappen, sier Torbjørn Johnsbø.
Arabic ḥašīš, hemp, dried grass, from ḥašša, to mow
Fourth: Ibn Taymiyyah said - Both prevent remembrance of Allah and prayer. Hashish falls under the prohibition of alcohol and intoxication, whether by name or meaning. ("Al-Siyasah al-Shar'iyyah"
First a definition of the main term. In contemporary English, the word hashish refers to the pungent resin concentrated from large numbers of female flowers.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)Long used in the manufacturing of ropes and textiles as well as in medicine, it was only by the 7th/13th century that Arabic authors systematically began to document the growing consumption of the plant of cannabis for recreational purposes.
Origin: Ar ḥashīsh, dried hemp
The cannabis resin is known as "hashish" in the Middle East and Europe and as "charas" in India.
and then exported to industrial (consuming) nations - Cannabis: A Plant and Drug - a range of products derived from the cannabis plant
Charras: consists of the resin, which is extracted foremost from the blossom, but also from the leaves and stalks of the female plant. Today, the extracted resin is called hashish.
Long used in the manufacturing of ropes and textiles as well as in medicine, it was only by the 7th/13th century that Arabic authors systematically began to document the growing consumption of the plant of cannabis for recreational purposes.
Charras: consists of the resin, which is extracted foremost from the blossom, but also from the leaves and stalks of the female plant. Today, the extracted resin is called hashish.
Charas The resinous exudate of cannabis, also known as hashish
The pure undiluted sticky yellow resin normally exudated from the female flowers of cultivated plants is known as 'charas' (in India) or 'hashish' (in Persia)
most authors agree is also known as hashish in the Middle East - If indeed hashish is synonymous
and then exported to industrial (consuming) nations - Cannabis: A Plant and Drug - a range of products derived from the cannabis plant
certain presumed pharmacological properties of hemp were known to physicians in the Muslim orbit as early as there was a scientific medicine in Islam
They came to be known by the name of their Syrian branch, the Assassins (Arabic ḥashīshiyya).
on the formation of abstract nouns with the iyya suffix (kulliyya 'totality' from kull 'all', likewise juz'iyya 'partiality' from juz ' 'part'
21 January 1598, John Wolfe the printer, in his dedication to Dr Julius Caesar of Iohn Huighen van Linschoten, his discours of voyages into y Easte and West Indies (1598) - The translator, William Phillip, in his address to the reader
It is anonymous, but the title to the second part (the true and perfect description of......Guinea......) has W.P. for the translator's initials, and these are usually taken to stand for William Phillip.
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Bangue is likewise much used in Turkie and Ægypt, and is made in three sorts, having also three severall names. The first by the Ægyptians is called Assis,5 - 5 Hashish (Arab.)
Unlike standard hashish made from dried, harvested plants, charas hash is uniquely crafted by gently hand-rubbing the resin-rich trichomes directly from live, flowering cannabis plants. Artisans roll fresh buds between their palms, collecting the sticky resin that adheres to the skin
Charas is made from fresh cannabis plants, unlike hashish, which is made from dried material. In this guide, we'll cover: ✔ What Charas is and how it differs from other hashish
2 [It is also applied, in the present day, to Hemp, used for its intoxicating property
Hash is a cannabis extract, made when trichomes, the resinous glands that line the surface of cannabis plants, are removed and processed into a concentrated form.
Samples tested in the laboratory are classified into one of three categories: cannabis (plant material), hashish (dried resin), and hash oil (cannabis extract)
OED's earliest evidence for hashish is from 1598, in a translation by William Phillip, translator.
The street price of cannabis in French cities has surged after tight border controls imposed as part of a nationwide lockdown to slow the coronavirus outbreak disrupted the flow of illegal narcotics and drug gangs hiked their rates.
The cannabis resin is known as "hashish" in the Middle East and Europe and as "charas" in India.
morphologically proximate to yahadut, is al-yahūdiyya (this appears more frequently in medieval Jewish writing than yahadut). This is the modern Arabic word for "Judaism" in the sense of a "religion". But simply translating al-yahūdiyya as "Judaism" in pre-modern contexts would be overly facile. Clearly it relates to the word yahūd, Jews - The –iyya suffix
3.7. - Illicit cannabis products fall into three main categories: herbal cannabis, cannabis resin and cannabis oil (hashish oil).
Annotatio D. Palud. Bangue wort ooc vele in Turckyen ende Ægypten ghebruyct, wort op dryerley manieren ghemaect, hebbende oock dryerley onerſcheydelicke namen; Het eerſte noemen die Ægyptenaren Aſſis,
Hash is a cannabis extract, made when trichomes, the resinous glands that line the surface of cannabis plants, are removed and processed into a concentrated form.
Charras: consists of the resin, which is extracted foremost from the blossom, but also from the leaves and stalks of the female plant. Today, the extracted resin is called hashish.
morphologically proximate to yahadut, is al-yahūdiyya (this appears more frequently in medieval Jewish writing than yahadut). This is the modern Arabic word for "Judaism" in the sense of a "religion". But simply translating al-yahūdiyya as "Judaism" in pre-modern contexts would be overly facile. Clearly it relates to the word yahūd, Jews - The –iyya suffix
Fourth: Ibn Taymiyyah said - Both prevent remembrance of Allah and prayer. Hashish falls under the prohibition of alcohol and intoxication, whether by name or meaning. ("Al-Siyasah al-Shar'iyyah"
The street price of cannabis in French cities has surged after tight border controls imposed as part of a nationwide lockdown to slow the coronavirus outbreak disrupted the flow of illegal narcotics and drug gangs hiked their rates.
– Hasjprisen har skutt i været i det siste. Prisen lå på rundt hundre kroner per gram. Nå har jeg hørt priser rundt femhundrelappen, sier Torbjørn Johnsbø.
on the formation of abstract nouns with the iyya suffix (kulliyya 'totality' from kull 'all', likewise juz'iyya 'partiality' from juz ' 'part'