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...uage|Sicilian]], also known as '''gelo d'anguria''') is a typical [[Sicily|Sicilian]] [[dessert]], traditionally prepared in [[Ferragosto]].<ref>Annalisa Barba ...st1=Mary Taylor Simeti|title=Pomp and sustenance: twenty-five centuries of Sicilian food|publisher=Knopf, 1989|isbn=0880016108}}</ref> Basic ingredients are wa ...

...moon nights of the hill is open, revealing a [[treasure]] inside. A famous Sicilian song was also dedicated to this hill. ...

'''Caltabellotta''' ([[Sicilian language|Sicilian]]: '''''Cataviḍḍotta''''') is a ''[[comune]]'' (municipality) in the [[ ...e [[Byzantine Empire]], it was stormed by the [[Islamic conquest of Sicily|Arabs]], who later built here a castle. In 1090 it was conquered by the [[Italo-N ...

...of the major sources which preserve an abundance of knowledge about Arabic Sicilian poetry.<ref>{{Cite book|last=Granara|first=William|url=https://books.google ...:1">{{Cite book|last=Cipolla|first=Gaetano|title=Siciliana: Studies on the Sicilian Ethos|date=2005|publisher=Legas|isbn=978-1-881901-45-7|language=en}}</ref> ...

...al and later the [[Catepan of Italy]], after he captured Syracuse from the Arabs on behalf of the [[Emperor]] [[Michael IV the Paphlagonian|Michael IV]]. Fr ...the [[War of the Sicilian Vespers]], the fortress became a lynchpin in the Sicilian defense of the city. In 1298 the fortress withstood an assault by an Angevi ...

{{Short description|Sicilian archbishop}} ...lhelm Fink), pp. 596–601.</ref> His surname possibly indicates he was of [[Arabs|Arab]] descent,<ref name=Thomson/> but his most recent ancestors belonged t ...

{{Short description|Arab-Sicilian philosipher}} ...s '''Ibn Zafar al-Siqilli''', was a [[philosopher]], [[polymath]] and Arab-Sicilian politician of the [[Normans|Norman]] period (1104 - 1170), and has come to ...

...=2}}. In mainland Italy, they are commonly known as ''cannoli siciliani'' (Sicilian cannoli). ...weets: The Sicilian Cannolo}}</ref> During this time, the Arabs influenced Sicilian baking with the introduction of candied fruits, pistachios, and cinnamon.<r ...

|notable_works = ''[[Sicilian Questions]]'' ...بن سبعين}} ''{{transl|ar|ALA|ʿAbd al-Ḥaqq b. Sabʿīn al-Mursī}}'') was an [[Arabs|Arab]]<ref>{{Cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=2ZnhAQAAQBAJ&q ...

...tence as a political entity", but at the same time, it was a "specifically Sicilian attempt to free itself from colonial rule from Ifriqiya".{{sfn|Metcalfe|200 ...ng to [[Heinz Halm]], this truce may have led to dissatisfaction among the Sicilian troops with Ibn Qurhub and contributed to his eventual downfall, since it p ...

...hronicler [[Hugo Falcandus]] calls him "the most noble and powerful of the Sicilian Muslims".{{sfn|Johns|2002|p=239}} The poet [[Ibn Qalaqis]], who was his gue [[Category:12th-century Sicilian people]] ...

...his place: an uncouth Berber tribesman would have been unacceptable to the Arabs of Kairouan, while the Kutama in turn vehemently demanded to be allowed to ...—something which the [[Sunni]] and fiercely independent-minded Arab–Berber Sicilian warrior caste vehemently opposed.{{sfn|Metcalfe|2009|p=46}}{{sfn|Halm|1991| ...

{{Short description|Ancient Sicilian city and archeological site}} ...a fortress and military base during the [[Carthage|Carthaginians]]' second Sicilian campaign. In 406 BC, after the fall of Akragas and Gela, the city was destr ...

...place of birth as Mazara (modern day [[Mazara del Vallo]]) on the Western Sicilian coast. Others state that he was born in Mahdia, the Tunisian city where he ...ext in which al-Maziri was raised in Ifriqiya was equally turbulent to his Sicilian hometown. The political and social environment in the Maghreb was upheaved ...

'''Chiaramonte Gulfi''' ([[Sicilian language|Sicilian]]: '''''Ciaramunti''''') is a town and ''[[comune]]'' in the [[province of The ancient town was destroyed a second time by the [[Arabs]] under [[Asad ibn al-Furat]] in 827 AD, and the name Acrillae disappeared. ...

...0601|jstor=410601}}</ref>—either way, a highly unusual sound. The medieval Arabs even termed their language {{lang|ar|لغة الضاد}} {{transl|ar|ALA|lu ...]] (particularly [[Yiddish]] in the case of Hebrew and [[Sicilian language|Sicilian]] in the case of Maltese, though other languages may also have had an influ ...

...to serve as the vanguard and to keep the Berber rebels in check, until the Sicilian expeditionary force disembarked and caught up with them. A second, smaller ...blockading the Berber-held city while awaiting the reinforcements from the Sicilian expedition. ...

...-Bishr al-Siqilli''' (Arabic: ابن أبي البشر الصقلي), was an [[Arabs|Arab]] Sicilian poet of the eleventh century CE / fifth AH, who lived most of his life in F ...

...eading from the harbour to the area of the fortified bastion. It was the [[Arabs]] who first built the castle fortress, later enlarged by the Normans. The b ...town is also noted for having been the birthplace of many [[American Mafia|Sicilian-American Mafia]] figures, including [[Sebastiano DiGaetano]], [[Salvatore M ...

...The captains, belonging to the best feudal nobility of the Neapolitan and Sicilian provinces, were able to frame and prepare the subjects of the two vice-king ...n members of the army, and caused many of them to join rebels during the [[Sicilian revolution of 1848]]. From 1817, therefore, the official name of Royal Army ...