A Coptic Popular Tale in Ottoman Egypt: Coptic Folk Tales from Ottoman Egypt Biography of Priest Naseer Al-Iskan

Name: A Coptic Popular Tale in Ottoman Egypt: Coptic Folk Tales from Ottoman Egypt Biography of Priest Naseer Al-Iskan
Author: Monir, my Abdelaziz, Riyad, Umar

Title	A Coptic Popular Tale in Ottoman Egypt: Coptic Folk Tales from Ottoman Egypt Biography of Priest Naseer Al-Iskan
Author	Monir, my Abdelaziz, Riyad, Umar
Publication Date:	2024
Publication Place	Boston - BRILL
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN: 9789004544215, ISBN: 9004544216, EISBN: 9004704744, EISBN: 9789004704749
Record ID	cdi_proquest_ebookcentral_EBC31693179
Library Location	Ebook Central Perpetual and DDA
Date	2024
Notes	These captivating Coptic Popular Tales from Ottoman Egypt explore religious duties, morality, and family dynamics through the lives of a Coptic priest, Nuṣayr, and his son Murqus, offering insight into Coptic society in the eighteenth century. These exciting Coptic folktales from Ottoman Egypt explore religious duties, morals, and family dynamics through the lives of a Coptic priest named Nusair and his son Mark, offering a vision of 18th-century Coptic society.
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A Coptic Popular Tale in Ottoman Egypt: Coptic Folk Tales from Ottoman Egypt Biography of Priest Naseer Al-Iskan

Author Monir, my Abdelaziz, Riyad, Umar

Publication Date 2024

Publication Place Boston - BRILL

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISBN: 9789004544215, ISBN: 9004544216, EISBN: 9004704744, EISBN: 9789004704749

Record ID cdi_proquest_ebookcentral_EBC31693179

Library Location Ebook Central Perpetual and DDA

Date 2024

Notes These captivating Coptic Popular Tales from Ottoman Egypt explore religious duties, morality, and family dynamics through the lives of a Coptic priest, Nuṣayr, and his son Murqus, offering insight into Coptic society in the eighteenth century. These exciting Coptic folktales from Ottoman Egypt explore religious duties, morals, and family dynamics through the lives of a Coptic priest named Nusair and his son Mark, offering a vision of 18th-century Coptic society.

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