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I.B. Tauris in association with the Institute of Ismaili Studies has published the following work as open access. The Fatimid caliphs (297–567/909–1171), who were also the Ismaili Imams, reigned over a vast state stretching from North Africa (including ...
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Remarks on the Blacks in the Fatimid Army, 10 th -12 th CE
International audienceIn this article, I revisit some aspects of the organization of the Fatimid army, and more specifijically to the role played by its black contingents, who are still often considered the most faithful supporters of the dynasty ...
Zouache, Abbès
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The Door of the Caliph. Concepts of the Court in the Umayyad Caliphate of al-Andalus
This book focuses on the conceptualization of the court, palace and ruler of the Umayyad Caliphate of al-Andalus. Western terminology still plays a normative role in the representation of foreign courts, determining concepts that fit poorly into ...
Cardoso, Elsa
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HISTORICIZING ISLAM: RE-THINKING TOLERANCE
In spite of all efforts to paint a black portrait of Islam and to introduce it as a hostile and intolerant creed, Islamic civilization played a major role in shaping global civilization.
Dr. Mehdi Rahimi
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A Rare Dirham in the name of Ya’la b. Ahmed Al-Yafirny) …_347A.H/…_958A.D)
This paper deals with studying a rare dirham in the name of Ya’la b. Ahmed Al-Yafirny. As this dirham has never been studied before and its being studied for the first time through this paper.
Dr. Othman Salama Attia Mohamed
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<i>Umma and</i> the nation-state: dilemmas in refuge ethics. [PDF]
Mohammed H, Jureidini R.
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Critical research in sources: A case study on the lineage of the Fatimid caliphs
Because of its direct connection with the religious and political legitimacy of the leaders of this government, the issue of Fatimid ancestry has always been one of the most important topics for historians and genealogists contemporary to the Fatimid government and its successors.
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The Fatimid Empire: a Case for Religious Toleration?
In this chapter, I will reflect on the suitability of tolerance as an analytical category when looking at a specific case study from Islamic history. In particular, I will focus on the Fatimid dynasty (297–567/909–1171). The appearance of the Fatimids on
Tolino, Serena
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New insights into early medieval Islamic cuisine: Organic residue analysis of pottery from rural and urban Sicily. [PDF]
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