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Cultural Critique, 1994
Venturing out into the street for the first time alone, Cherifa adjusts her veil so that the seeing eye should not be seen. Heedless of propriety, she crosses the medina to warn her dissident husband that he is in danger of his life. Meanwhile, Touma in a bar in the French quarter tries to look casual in her strange new clothes and the even stranger ...
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Venturing out into the street for the first time alone, Cherifa adjusts her veil so that the seeing eye should not be seen. Heedless of propriety, she crosses the medina to warn her dissident husband that he is in danger of his life. Meanwhile, Touma in a bar in the French quarter tries to look casual in her strange new clothes and the even stranger ...
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2011
From the sixth century onward, some of Themistius’ works were translated into semitic languages. Lost in Greek, some of Themistius' works have come down to us, either in part or in their entirety, through Arabic (or Hebrew) translations. The Arabic bio-bibliographical sources mention a great amount of his texts.
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From the sixth century onward, some of Themistius’ works were translated into semitic languages. Lost in Greek, some of Themistius' works have come down to us, either in part or in their entirety, through Arabic (or Hebrew) translations. The Arabic bio-bibliographical sources mention a great amount of his texts.
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Arabs And Arabic In The Age Of The Prophet
2009The linguistic conditions that prevailed in Arabia at the time of the revelation of the Qurʾan are one of the most hotly debated issues among Arabists. The problem is important not only for the history of the Arabic language, but also for the understanding of the nature and original purpose of early Islamic preaching.
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Journal of Semitic Studies, 2001
L'A. confronte les theories grammaticales concernant la notion de sujet entre la tradition occidentale moderne et la tradition arabe. Alors que les grammairiens arabes n'emploient pas un unique terme pour designer le concept de sujet, les grammairiens occidentaux ont utilise le terme sujet dans leurs grammaires de l'arabe. L'A. examine, a la lumiere de
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L'A. confronte les theories grammaticales concernant la notion de sujet entre la tradition occidentale moderne et la tradition arabe. Alors que les grammairiens arabes n'emploient pas un unique terme pour designer le concept de sujet, les grammairiens occidentaux ont utilise le terme sujet dans leurs grammaires de l'arabe. L'A. examine, a la lumiere de
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2020
This chapter examines the Arabic biographical tradition. The genre of biographical writing is a celebrated, multifaceted, and widely practised field of Arabic literature. Basic forms of biographical compilation can be shown from the first century of Islam (seventh century), initially orally transmitted and later in writing.
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This chapter examines the Arabic biographical tradition. The genre of biographical writing is a celebrated, multifaceted, and widely practised field of Arabic literature. Basic forms of biographical compilation can be shown from the first century of Islam (seventh century), initially orally transmitted and later in writing.
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Arabe préislamique, arabe coranique, arabe classique: un continuum?
2005Cet article a été traduit en anglais sous le titre "Pre-Islamic Arabic–Koranic Arabic–Classical Arabic : a continuum?", dans Karl-Heinz Ohlig & Gerd-R Puin (eds) The hidden origins of Islam : new research into its early history, p. 263-282. Amherst, N.Y.
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Pre-Islamic Arabic–Koranic Arabic–Classical Arabic : a continuum?
2010Cet article est la traduction anglaise de « Arabe préislamique, arabe coranique, arabe classique : un continuum ? », dans Karl-Heinz Ohlig & Gerd-Rüdiger Puin (Hrsg) Die dunklen Anfänge. Neue Forschungen zur Enstehung und frühen Geschichte des Islam, p. 248-265. Berlin : Verlag Hans Schiler. 2005.
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Arabic Computer Dictionary: English/Arabic, Arabic/English
The Modern Language Journal, 1988Roger Allen, Ernest Kay
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