Towards a cultural history the Mamluk era

Name: Towards a cultural history the Mamluk era
Author: Mahmoud Haddad

Title	Towards a cultural history the Mamluk era
Author	Mahmoud Haddad
Publication Date:	2010
Publication Place	Beirut - Orient-Institute ; Würzburg : Ergon Verlag in Kommission
Type	Book
Language	ara,eng
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN : 9783899137347, ISBN : 3899137345, OCLC : (OCoLC)699681014
Record ID	alma99122413850005763
Library Location	Royal Danish Library
Date	2010
Notes	ed. by Mahmoud Haddad ... [et al.]., Også med arabisk titelside. Trykt tête-bêche., Papers first presented at a conference on Mamluk history held at the University of Balamand from May 4-7, 2005., Bidrag på engelsk og arabisk med et enkelt bidrag på fransk.
İçindekiler	Part One: Religious Communities and Their Interaction Jorgen Nielsen, The Participation of Christians and Jews in the Ayyubid and Mamluk State: A Historiographical Reflection. Elias al-Qattar, Maronites, Shia, and Druzes in “Jabal Lubnan”: The Dialectics of Oppression and Tolerance (in Arabic). David Thomas, Christian-Muslim Misunderstanding in the Fourteenth Century: The Correspondence between Christians in Cyprus and Muslims in Damascus. Ahmad Hutait, The Position of the Copts in the Mamluk Administration: The Example of Sharaf al-Din al-Nushu’ (in Arabic). Andre Nassar, The Situation of Christians in Damascus and Aleppo (in Arabic) Ray Mouawad, Christian Martyrs in Tripoli in the Mamluk Era. Part Two: Fields of Cultural Production: Arts Elias al-Zayyat, Christian Art during the Mamluk Period: A Transition between Ayyubids and Ottomans (in Arabic). Mat Immerzeel and Adeline Jeudy, Christian Art in the Mamluk Period. Doris Behrens-Abouseif, Craftsmen and Upstarts in the Late Mamluk Period. Howayda al-Harithy, Writings on the Wall: Mamluk Monuments in Tripoli., Part Three: Fields of Cultural Production: Literature Antoine Dumit, The Development of Historiography in the Mamluk Era: The Example of Maqrizi (in Arabic). Axel Havemann, The Chronicle of Ibn Iyas as a Source for Social and Cultural History from Below. Part Four: Fields of Cultural Production: Science George Saliba, “Gathering the Stars”: Scientific Activities during Mamluk Times. Anis Shaya, The Fortifications between the Franks and the Mamluks on the Lebanese Coast (in Arabic). Floréal Sanaugustin, La codification du savoir médical dans la tradition dite “prophétique” à l’époque mamelouke. Part Five: Cultural Contexts of Political Practice and Social Relations Albrecht Fuess, Legends against Arbitrary Abuse: The Relationship between the Mamluk Military Elite and their Arab Subjects. Ahmad Abdelsalam, The Political and Religious Appointment of the Muhtasib in the Mamluk Era (in Arabic). Aliya Saidi, Marriage and Mental Illness in the Mamluk Period.

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Towards a cultural history the Mamluk era

Author Mahmoud Haddad

Publication Date 2010

Publication Place Beirut - Orient-Institute ; Würzburg : Ergon Verlag in Kommission

Type Book

Language ara,eng

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISBN : 9783899137347, ISBN : 3899137345, OCLC : (OCoLC)699681014

Record ID alma99122413850005763

Library Location Royal Danish Library

Date 2010

Notes ed. by Mahmoud Haddad ... [et al.]., Også med arabisk titelside. Trykt tête-bêche., Papers first presented at a conference on Mamluk history held at the University of Balamand from May 4-7, 2005., Bidrag på engelsk og arabisk med et enkelt bidrag på fransk.

İçindekiler Part One: Religious Communities and Their Interaction Jorgen Nielsen, The Participation of Christians and Jews in the Ayyubid and Mamluk State: A Historiographical Reflection. Elias al-Qattar, Maronites, Shia, and Druzes in “Jabal Lubnan”: The Dialectics of Oppression and Tolerance (in Arabic). David Thomas, Christian-Muslim Misunderstanding in the Fourteenth Century: The Correspondence between Christians in Cyprus and Muslims in Damascus. Ahmad Hutait, The Position of the Copts in the Mamluk Administration: The Example of Sharaf al-Din al-Nushu’ (in Arabic). Andre Nassar, The Situation of Christians in Damascus and Aleppo (in Arabic) Ray Mouawad, Christian Martyrs in Tripoli in the Mamluk Era. Part Two: Fields of Cultural Production: Arts Elias al-Zayyat, Christian Art during the Mamluk Period: A Transition between Ayyubids and Ottomans (in Arabic). Mat Immerzeel and Adeline Jeudy, Christian Art in the Mamluk Period. Doris Behrens-Abouseif, Craftsmen and Upstarts in the Late Mamluk Period. Howayda al-Harithy, Writings on the Wall: Mamluk Monuments in Tripoli., Part Three: Fields of Cultural Production: Literature Antoine Dumit, The Development of Historiography in the Mamluk Era: The Example of Maqrizi (in Arabic). Axel Havemann, The Chronicle of Ibn Iyas as a Source for Social and Cultural History from Below. Part Four: Fields of Cultural Production: Science George Saliba, “Gathering the Stars”: Scientific Activities during Mamluk Times. Anis Shaya, The Fortifications between the Franks and the Mamluks on the Lebanese Coast (in Arabic). Floréal Sanaugustin, La codification du savoir médical dans la tradition dite “prophétique” à l’époque mamelouke. Part Five: Cultural Contexts of Political Practice and Social Relations Albrecht Fuess, Legends against Arbitrary Abuse: The Relationship between the Mamluk Military Elite and their Arab Subjects. Ahmad Abdelsalam, The Political and Religious Appointment of the Muhtasib in the Mamluk Era (in Arabic). Aliya Saidi, Marriage and Mental Illness in the Mamluk Period.