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Syriac Literature and Muslim-Christian Relations Under the Ottomans, 16th-19th Centuries
2021Contains fulltext : 246135.pdf (Author’s version postprint ) (Closed access)
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“Serpentine” Eve in Syriac Christian Literature of Late Antiquity
Ekstasis, 2010exaly +2 more sources
Studies in Syriac Literature Syriac Literature of the Christian Era
Muslim World, The, 1968exaly +2 more sources
The Love of St. Thomas Christians for Syriac and Its After Effects in Malayalam Literature
2011exaly +2 more sources
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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The rewards promised to Muslims and the resulting depiction of paradise were widely criticised and refuted by Christian authors in the Dar al-Islam and, following their lead, in Byzantium and the Latin West. Interest in Islamic eschatology, however, seems to have arisen only during the first decades of the eighth century.
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Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Syriac Story of the Mystery Hidden in the Eucharistic Offering
Aramaic Studies, 2021Sergey Minov
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