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Khazar Turkic Ghulâms in Caliphal Service
Journal Asiatique, 2004Les Khazars furent les principaux opposants a l'expansion omeyyade au nord du Caucase et au-dela. L'un des domaines les moins connus des relations entre Arabes et Khazars concerne le role joue par les ghulâms d'origine khazare dans le califat abbaside.
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Byzantine sources for Khazar history
2007The Khazars built up their authority in the middle years of seventh century in the steppes north of the Caucasus. This chapter looks at Byzantine sources for a steady flow of information about the Khazars, throughout the three centuries of the khaganate's existence.
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The conversion of the khazars to judaism
2007The Khazar conversion to Judaism, an unusual, but not unique occurrence, must be viewed within several larger contexts. Conversion probably took place in stages. It began, as so often was the case, at the top, with the ruling house, perhaps episodically as early as the mid-eighth century, but not extending at that stage much beyond the ruling strata ...
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Iranian sources on the khazars
2007This chapter surveys three groups of sources dealing with Khazar history. What is common to these sources is their Iranian provenance. The sources can be divided into three groups according to the three languages in which they are recorded: Middle Persian (or Pahlavi); Arabic; New Persian.
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2014
Many authors who wrote on the subject of the minim Jews met by R. Petahiah there, identified them bluntly as Karaites, as they knew no Talmud, etc., while my own impression is that we encounter here a non-Karaite (and probably, non-Rabbanite) Jewish grouping, similar in its religious character to the early 19th century Mountaineer Jews, who by then had
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Many authors who wrote on the subject of the minim Jews met by R. Petahiah there, identified them bluntly as Karaites, as they knew no Talmud, etc., while my own impression is that we encounter here a non-Karaite (and probably, non-Rabbanite) Jewish grouping, similar in its religious character to the early 19th century Mountaineer Jews, who by then had
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Arab-Khazar war and Azerbaijan
2020The first contact between the Arabs and the Caspian Sea dates back to the time of Rashid Khalifa, Omar bin Khattab (634-644). Conventional, the relations between Arabs and Khazars can be divided into military-political, religious-cultural and economic relations, the active period of military-political relations coincided with the first 60 years of the ...
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Serbian Studies: Journal of the North American Society for Serbian Studies, 2009
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