Sectarianism and Identity: Eastern Christian Conflicts in Egypt in the Ottoman Era

Name: Sectarianism and Identity: Eastern Christian Conflicts in Egypt in the Ottoman Era
Author: Girgis, Magdy

Title	Sectarianism and Identity: Eastern Christian Conflicts in Egypt in the Ottoman Era
Author	Girgis, Magdy
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 0570-1716, EISSN: 2429-2850, DOI: 10.4000/anisl.3809
Record ID	cdi_cleo_primary_oai_revues_org_anisl_3809
Library Location	Alma/SFX Local Collection
Notes	Eastern Christianity was severely affected under Ottoman rule, after the Greek Patriarch's control over most of the Chalcedonian Christian sects in the Arab world was firmly established; This resulted in the restructuring of Eastern Christianity, and the outbreak of many conflicts and conflicts between these sects, for several reasons, including resistance to Greek hegemony. This paper addresses one aspect of these conflicts between Christian sects in Egypt, through a dispute between the monks of the Monastery of St. Catherine in Sinai and the Patriarch of the Christian Monarchy in Egypt in the seventeenth century, and how to summon local authorities to resolve this conflict, and formulate the pillars of this dispute in legal and jurisprudential texts.
Görüntüle	Annales islamologiques, 2017, p.297-321

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Sectarianism and Identity: Eastern Christian Conflicts in Egypt in the Ottoman Era

Author Girgis, Magdy

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 0570-1716, EISSN: 2429-2850, DOI: 10.4000/anisl.3809

Record ID cdi_cleo_primary_oai_revues_org_anisl_3809

Library Location Alma/SFX Local Collection

Notes Eastern Christianity was severely affected under Ottoman rule, after the Greek Patriarch's control over most of the Chalcedonian Christian sects in the Arab world was firmly established; This resulted in the restructuring of Eastern Christianity, and the outbreak of many conflicts and conflicts between these sects, for several reasons, including resistance to Greek hegemony. This paper addresses one aspect of these conflicts between Christian sects in Egypt, through a dispute between the monks of the Monastery of St. Catherine in Sinai and the Patriarch of the Christian Monarchy in Egypt in the seventeenth century, and how to summon local authorities to resolve this conflict, and formulate the pillars of this dispute in legal and jurisprudential texts.

Görüntüle Annales islamologiques, 2017, p.297-321