The Teaching and Learning of Arabic in Early Modern Europe
By Jan Loop, et al (eds)
Brill, 2017
Comprehensive history of the teaching and learning of Arabic in early modern Europe and how it shaped its cultural & intellectual landscapes.
[open access]
https://t.co/8oAVGrTQCY
The new Nuuk international airport, is now endorse this evening, by the Danish Civil Aviation and Railway Authority.
November 28, will be a historic day for Greenland.
Air Greenland Airbus A330neo, will for the first time land in Nuuk, from Copenhagen at 12:30 Greenlandic time.
watch the historic day, when the Air Greenland Airbus A330neo lands in Nuuk.
KNR (Greenland Broadcasting Corporation) will show live broadcast TV from 12:00 Greenlandic time.
Link; https://t.co/gHH6oZKMRa
L’immense Feyrouz, 90 ans aujourd’hui. Ici, interprétant « Habbaytak », un de ses plus grands succès, lors d’une émission de … Maritie et Gilbert Carpentier en mai 1975.
#BOTD#Birthday#Feyrouz#Fayrouz
« Le Maghreb des ondes », une histoire de la radio au Maghreb de l’arrivée des premiers postes aux indépendances c’est pour la semaine pro 🥳
Une série docu LSD de Hajer Ben Boubaker, en collaboration avec l’historien (et le sang !) Arthur Asseraf, réalisée par Thomas Dutter
There are, as I count them, at least 3 Eros and Psyche retellings coming out this year. People seem to expect me to get defensive or territorial, but honestly I’m utterly delighted to see those two idiots getting more time in the sun 💕
A large printed banner hanging under the 🎡 of #Algiers shows solidarity with Imane Khelif and congratulates Kaylia Nemour. Many enjoyed taking selfies with it in the background. The Olympics have never been this mainstream!
@Algeria_FC 👋🏼
Excited to receive proofs for my essay with @jan_loop on the place of looted manuscripts and captive Muslims in the European study of the Qur’an for a forthcoming special issue of Erudition and the Republic of Letters on war and the study of Islam in Europe.
With the Hajj taking place, I thought I would share a longer poem about Arabic poetry's most famous lover (Majnūn) on pilgrimage. He struggles to turn his attention towards God and away from his anguished passion for the unattainable Laylā.
—These Days—
⛈️
A time whose crimes control me,
whose ruthlessness crushes me —
Isolation: I drank its cup of sadness
and waste away from its bitter gulps.
I counted on my heart to console me
to endure, but it's betrayed its promise.
— Ṣadaqa ibn ʿAlī (Egypt, 12th c.)
—Anti-nostalgia—
🎍🌵🌴
My heart, when a longing desire
fills me, doesn't feel drawn to my homeland.
I can never go back to it:
can a pearl return to its shell?
—al-Badīʿ al-Dimashqī (d. 1130, Syria, Egypt)