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Ibn Ḥazm’s Literalism: A Critique of Islamic Legal Theory (II) Adam Sabra; University of Georgia
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Camellos sarnosos, nobles sementales y la mala fama de la grasa de la cola de los lagartos. Animales en la epístola sobre la Šu‘ūbiyya de Ibn García, Mangy Camels, Noble Stallions and the Disreputable Tail Fat of Lizards. Animals in Ibn García’s Epistle on the Shu‘ūbiyya Göran Larsson; Göteborg University
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Schmidtke, S. and Adang, C. "Aḥmad Muṣṭafā Ṭāshkubrīzāde’s (d. 968/1561) polemical tract against Judaism". Al-Qanṭara XXIX (1), 2008, pp. 79-113, Schmidtke, S. and Adang, C. "Aḥmad Muṣṭafā Ṭāshkubrīzāde’s (d. 968/1561) polemical tract against Judaism". Al-Qanṭara XXIX (1), 2008, pp. 79-113 Equipo Editorial
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Reseñas, Book Reviews Ana Echevarría Arsuaga - Salvador Peña - Justin Stearns - Luis Molina - Expiración García - Maribel Fierro
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Ihsan Abbas: Custodian of Arabic Heritage and Culture. Necrológica Lawrence I. Conrad; University of Hamburg
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Two passages in Ibn al-Khaṭīb's account of the kings of Christian Iberia, Justin Stearns; Department of Near Eastern Studies; Princeton University
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Some remarks on Conversion to Islam in al-Andalus, Mayte Penelas; CSIC, Granada
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Islamic coins and their catalogues II: the collection of the Academia de la Historia David J. Wasserstein; Tel Aviv University
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Abū-ṭ-Ṭāhir, el Zaragozano, Las sesiones del Zaragocí: Relatos picarescos (maqāmāt) del siglo XII, Estudio preliminar, traducción y notas de Ignacio Ferrando, Zaragoza: Prensas Universitarias de Zaragoza, 1999, XLIV, 311 pp., James T. Monroe
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Algunas observaciones sobre la atribución de autoría árabe del Cantar de mio Cid, Some Remarks on the Claimed Arab Authorship of the Cantar de mio Cid James T. Monroe; University of California
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Reseñas, Book reviews Ana Labarta - Manuela Marín - Elizabeth R. Wright - Luis F. Bernabé-Pons - Daniel Hershenzon
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Reseñas, Book reviews Ilenia Licitra - José Antonio Haro-Peralta - Alejandro García Sanjuán
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Alliances among the Arabs, Ella Landau-Tasseron; The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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The Almohad Mecca. Locating Igli and the Cave of Ibn Tūmart, Allen J. Fromherz; St. Andrews University
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Ornate manuals or practical adab? Some reflections on a unique work by an anonymous author of the 10th century CE., J. Sadan; Tel Aviv University - A. Silverstein; Cambridge University
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Rating adab: al-Tawḥīdīon the merits of poetry and prose. The 25th night of the Kitāb al-imtā' wa-l-mu'ānasa, translation and commentary, Klaus Hachmeier; Universidad de Göttingen
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On the Reconstruction of Lost Sources, Ella Landau-Tasseron; The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Pedro de Valencia, Francisco de Gurmendi and the Plomos de Granada, Grace Magnier; Trinity College, Dublin
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Juan Bautista Pérez and the Plomos de Granada: Spanish Humanism in the Late Sixteenth Century, Benjamin Ehlers; University of Georgia
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The Sacromonte and the Geography of the Sacred in Early Modern Granada, A. Katie Harris; Georgia State University
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Islam and the sea: paradigms and problematics, Lawrence I. Conrad; University of Hamburg
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Who is the accused? The interrogation of Aḥmad Ibn Ḥanbal, Nimrod Hurvitz; Ben Gurion University
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Two Abbasid trials: Aḥmad Ibn Ḥanbal and Ḥunayn b. Isḥāq, Michael Cooperson; University of California, Los Angeles
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Suhrawardī al-Maqtūl, the martyr of Aleppo, Roxanne D. Marcotte; Institut Français d'Études Arabes, Damasco
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Religious dissension in al-Andalus: ways of exclusion and inclusion, Maribel Fierro; CSIC, Madrid
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Were customs dues levied at the time of the Prophet Muḥammad?, Michael Lecker; The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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The attitude of Sunnī Islam toward Jews and Christians as reflected in some legal issues, Nurit Tsafrir; Tel-Aviv University
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The Constabulus manuscript in Durham Cathedral Library: A Forgotten Treasure?, Maureen Robinson; ELIS, Murcia
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The Muwashshaḥāt and the Kharjas Tell their Own Story, J. A. Abu-Haidar; SOAS, London
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Individualism and Conformity in Medieval Islamic Educational Thought: Some Notes with Special Reference to Elementary Education, Avner Giladi; University of Haifa
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Time and death in compiled adab "biographies", Hilary Kilpatrick; Lausanne
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Ridiculing the Learned: Jokes about the Scholarly Class in Mediaeval Arabic Literature, Zoltan Szombathy; Budapest
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The Parchment of the "Torre Turpiana ": the original document and its early interpreters, P. S. van Koningsveld; Leiden University - G. A. Wiegers; Leiden University
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Bernardo de Aldrete, humanist and laminario, Kathryn A. Woolard; University of California, San Diego
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Ibn Ḥazm on Homosexuality. A case-study of Ẓāhirī legal Methodology, Camilla Adang; Tel Aviv University
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Inventing Tradition and constructing Identity: The Genealogy of cUmar Ibn Ḥafṣūn between Christianity and Islam, David J. Wasserstein; Tel Aviv University
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‘Arab Stones’. Rodrigo Caro 's translations of arabic inscriptions in Seville (1634), revisited, Heather L. Ecker; Smithsonian Institution, Washington
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