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The Religious, Cultural and Economic life of Tihama in The Islamic Heritage Books
Al-Muqaddimah: Online journal of Islamic History and Civilization, 2017When we return to the sources of history and the Arab-Islamic heritage, we found that when talking about the Arabian island, the attention is paid to the big cities of Yemen and Hejaz, while the interest in the areas between Yemen and the Hijaz is almost nonexistent.
Saaid Ali al-Shahrani +2 more
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Intellectual History of the Islamicate World, 2016
By the seventeenth century, Arabo-Persian scholarship in China had adopted elements from Muslim and Chinese book cultures and synthesized them into a new form of scholarship, attested by the hundreds of Arabo-Persian manuscripts extant in repositories in China and around the world and the hundred of copies of printed Chinese works on Islamic themes ...
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By the seventeenth century, Arabo-Persian scholarship in China had adopted elements from Muslim and Chinese book cultures and synthesized them into a new form of scholarship, attested by the hundreds of Arabo-Persian manuscripts extant in repositories in China and around the world and the hundred of copies of printed Chinese works on Islamic themes ...
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Cultural Policies and the Islamic Republic: Cinema and Book Publication
International Journal of Middle East Studies, 1997The evolution of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the dynamics of the relationship between the Iranian state and society can be explored by examining the postrevolutionary regime's policies toward intellectuals, particularly as expressed in its regulation of cinema and book publication.
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Invitation to Dialogue (about S.I. Gabiev’s book “Arabs, Islam and Arab-Muslim Culture”)
Vestnik of North-Ossetian State University, 2020The article is devoted to the analysis of the book of the Dagestani educator Said Gabiev “Arabs, Islam and Arab-Muslim culture” (1915). Its relevance is due to the fact that many of its provisions can be used in the modern process of spiritual and moral education.
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Islamic Book Culture through the Lens of Two Private Libraries, 1850–1940
Intellectual History of the Islamicate World, 2016This paper uses the libraries of two prominent Azharī scholars of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as a window to the literary horizons of Islamic scholarship at the cusp of the print revolution. A comparative analysis of the two libraries’ holdings in law, theology, philosophy, literature, and Quranic exegesis reveals that the late ...
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The Legends Avrupa Tarihi Çalışmaları Dergisi
Bu makale, İslam dünyasında kitap, kitap kültürü ve kütüphanelerin bilginin üretimi, aktarımı ve korunmasındaki potansiyel rollerini değerlendirerek, bu kurumların bilginin dolaşımında nasıl bir işlev üstlenmiş olabileceğini tartışmaktadır. İslam dünyasında kitap formunun şekillenmesi ve isnad geleneğiyle birlikte, bilginin ...
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Bu makale, İslam dünyasında kitap, kitap kültürü ve kütüphanelerin bilginin üretimi, aktarımı ve korunmasındaki potansiyel rollerini değerlendirerek, bu kurumların bilginin dolaşımında nasıl bir işlev üstlenmiş olabileceğini tartışmaktadır. İslam dünyasında kitap formunun şekillenmesi ve isnad geleneğiyle birlikte, bilginin ...
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Book Review: The Ulama of Farangi Mahall and Islamic Culture in South Asia: F. Robinson
Journal for Islamic Studies, 2008No Abstract.Journal for Islamic Studies Vol. 21 2001: pp.
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Rhyming the Title: Relating “Sharh to Mashrûh“ in the Islamic Book Culture
2019Islamic tradition written literature has continuity in itself in many aspects. One of thesecontinuities is to show sensitivity/deliberation while naming the books. It is seen thatmany authors do not choose the names of their books randomly; on the contrary, they payattention to two issues: wording and meaning.
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Il volume inserisce la Sicilia in un Ciclo di Mostre internazionali voluto dall’Organizzazione Non Governativa Museo Senza Frontiere (con sede a Bruxelles) e realizzato come progetto di partenariato euromediterraneo MEDA con la collaborazione del Museo d’Arti Orientali di Stoccolma, il Museo d’Arti Orientali di Roma, il Museo Archeologico di Madrid e i
LEONE, Nicola Giuliano +3 more
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Il volume inserisce la Sicilia in un Ciclo di Mostre internazionali voluto dall’Organizzazione Non Governativa Museo Senza Frontiere (con sede a Bruxelles) e realizzato come progetto di partenariato euromediterraneo MEDA con la collaborazione del Museo d’Arti Orientali di Stoccolma, il Museo d’Arti Orientali di Roma, il Museo Archeologico di Madrid e i
LEONE, Nicola Giuliano +3 more
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Journal for Islamic Studies, 2008
No Abstract.Journal for Islamic Studies Vol. 21 2001: pp.
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No Abstract.Journal for Islamic Studies Vol. 21 2001: pp.
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