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Use and Interpretation of Scriptural Proof-Texts in Christian–Muslim Apologetic Literature in Arabic
2017exaly +2 more sources
Spanish Islam in Arabic Script
Intellectual History of the Islamicate World, 2020Abstract The present study discusses language as a tool of identity construction by Muslims from the Late Medieval and Early Modern Christian Iberian Peninsula who could practice Islam by law in exchange for paying taxes (Mudejars). Their writings, as well as those of the group who were later forced to convert to Christianity (Moriscos), are in ...
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2018
This chapter descibes how the Greek genre of patristic erotapokriseis was used by Arabic Christians and how answers to questions of interactions with Muslims and Jews were answered by pseudo-patristic authority figures.
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This chapter descibes how the Greek genre of patristic erotapokriseis was used by Arabic Christians and how answers to questions of interactions with Muslims and Jews were answered by pseudo-patristic authority figures.
Bertaina, David +4 more
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The Reception of Ibn Sina and Avicennian Philosophy in Christian-Arabic Literature
2014Audio & slides of a paper given at the Colloquium on Avicenna and Avicennisms held at SOAS, University of London, 6–7 June 2014.
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Apocrypha, 2008
This article proposes the idea of a dialogue between Christian apocrypha and early Islam. The discussion shows the role which the Qur’ān as the key text of early Islamic literature played in the transmission of Christian apocrypha in the Byzantine world.
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This article proposes the idea of a dialogue between Christian apocrypha and early Islam. The discussion shows the role which the Qur’ān as the key text of early Islamic literature played in the transmission of Christian apocrypha in the Byzantine world.
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Christian Contributions to Art, Culture, and Literature in the Arab-Islamic World
2018Sabella examines the role of Christian and Jewish Arabs in the Arab Awakening. Christians, being rooted in their own societies, in addition to having contact with Western culture, played a catalytic role. The role of the printing press created a cultural ferment which shaped the Arab Renaissance (Nahda) in the mid-nineteenth century.
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