mizanproject

Mizan is a digital initiative encouraging informed public discourse and interdisciplinary scholarship on the culture and history of Muslim societies.

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Virtual Festival of Films from Iran https://t.co/RNrkDxK9ip
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By Richard W. Bulliet, new in the Ilex Series available at https://t.co/3h3affFzh3

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New In the Mizan Series available at https://t.co/ZaLYNRRgTG

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This giant lake, this gentle sea Images of the Caspian by Sassan Tabatabai https://t.co/bQwECrhDpl https://t.co/0JzvLiQdYe

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New in the Mizan Series, available at https://t.co/45Q0umJobS

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Catching waves in the Middle East, Surfing Lebanon By Austin Bodetti at https://t.co/ZF11LIalJy

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Camel Jumping,
The barefoot leapers of Yemen
By Sassan Tabatabai on https://t.co/FpJanG8BtD

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Muslims and US Politics Today, Edited by Mohammad Hassan Khalil available at https://t.co/fqFf3Vi0Ic

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From the new Guest Editor of Mizan Project, Majid Daneshgar @majdanesh ...follow a series of reports on current research projects in the field of Islamic Studies.
By Peter Adamson @HistPhilosophy
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Read 2 new posts from POP’s new guest editor, Sassan Tabatabai!
Buzkashi: The national sport of Afghanistan https://t.co/HrJoPoIkf9
Saman: Indonesia’s Dance of a Thousand Hands
https://t.co/EgFb0DmCv2

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This is really cool - British ambassador @UKinSudan leads prayers after hosting street #iftar in #Sudan #Ramadan [@The_NewArab] https://t.co/7H6teu1hgN

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Interesting #BLArabic find: manuscript copied in 1875 in the “village” of Wandsworth (ونزورث), London, by Rizk Allah ibn Ni’mat Allah Hassun. The text is al-Tibrizi’s (d. 1109) commentary on the Mu’allaqat. Copied in naskh within a printed ornamental frame of blue and gold

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Tenth SOAS Qur’ān Conference, November 9 – 10, 2018, London https://t.co/jzvoAI9s9x

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Start the New Year off right w/ Issue 1of IQSA's Review of Qur'anic Research V.5 2019! Devin Stewart @EmoryUniversity reviews "the first attempt to apply biblical form criticism to the Qurʾān in a sustained manner" by Karim Samji @degruyter_TRS @emrane @michael_pregill @YourATLA

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Lecture & Reception | "Bibliotheca Arabica: The Past & Future of Arabic Bibliography" @Columbia RBML with @boris_liebrenz | Tues, 22 Jan 2019, 6-9pm https://t.co/5k4HwL7tKV
cc @GrolierClub @saharishtiaque @BibSoc @RiedelDagmar @hashtagoras @sepoy @abigail_balbale @memeac_cuny

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@maximromanov Maxim, if you look closely, you are cited in one of the pieces 😁

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@ryanjosephlynch Hey, some of us actually read people's biographies. Or Twitter bots' biographies, in case you're one of those; I don't discriminate