Did you know that @DerIslamJournal publishes a companion book series called "Studies in the History and Culture of the Middle East"? https://t.co/XzJMDciRDS #MedievalTwitter
New book: "Faire revivre l’ashʿarisme chez les Mālikites
Édition critique, traduction et étude d’un manuscrit inédit du Ḥathth ʿalā l-baḥth d’al-Ashʿarī commenté par al-Ṭurṭūshī," by Ilyass Amharar @ilyassamharar https://t.co/jrto67BRtx
Just read this fascinating piece. A translation of Psalms commissioned by the agha of the harem! Jewish literary and scientific (incl. occultist) production in the Ottoman context seems like the next big thing.
Omar Gamal Mohamed Ali, Said Aljoumani (@SAljoumani), and Konrad Hirschler’s “Archival Practices and the Codex: A Mamlūk Protocol on Regulating Markets in Damascus and Its Ottoman Afterlife”
https://t.co/v96JkU6qA2
Academics in Belgium have started an open letter criticising @VUBrussel for failing to stand up for free speech when they succumbed to the Zionist lobby and revoked my contract over perfectly legal posts.
If you work in academia (or similar sectors), please sign and share.
Der Islam 102.2 is hot off the press! First up:
[open-access] Ana Davitashvili, "Sealing and the Root kh-t-m in the Qurʾān and pre-Islamic Christian Literature: On the 'Seal of the Prophets' and Disbelievers Having 'Seals on Their Hearts and Hearing'”
https://t.co/heb4m0a8TF