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The corruption of futuwwa: a consideration of despair in Nagib Mahfūz's Awlad Haritna
Middle Eastern Studies, 1971P J Vatikiotis
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5 Futuwwa Documents: Fütüvvetnames, Secerenames and Pirnames
2015Inés Aščerić-Todd
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On the Interpretation of the Term “Futuwwa” in Persian fotovvatnamehs
2015This paper will attempt to present the reasons the term "futuwwa" interpreted in a different way in medieval treatises. Alongside linguistically correct etymologies of the term, some treatises also mention such etymologies which could only have religious and political background.
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BYZANTINE CIRCUS FACTIONS AND ISLAMIC FUTUWWA ORGANIZATIONS (NEANIAI, FITYĀN, AḤDĀṮḤ)
Byzantinische Zeitschrift, 1965exaly +2 more sources
Futuwwa Traditions in the Ottoman Empire Akhis, Bektashi Dervishes, and Craftsmen
Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1953WHEN 'the adventurous traveler of Tangier, Abu Abd Allah Ibn Battuta, arrived at Attalia in the beginning of his Anatolian tour early in 1333 and took up his residence in the Moslem seminary of the town, he was visited by a young Turk of unpretentious appearance who invited him and his company to dinner.1 The Moroccan traveler's attitude was one of ...
G G Arnakis
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The relationships between Ahiism and Futuwwa in Middle Ages
Studia Orientalne, 2017exaly +2 more sources
Shī‘itisation of theFutuwwaTradition in the Fifteenth Century
British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 2013This study examines the Shi'itisation of the futuwwa tradition from the eleventh century to the early sixteenth century, with a special reference to fifteenth-century events. Available scholarship has a rather generalised view on the sectarian orientation of the futuwwa, locating it within the Sunni fold, though having a slightly Shi'ite tinge.
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