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Softbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, paper covers with flaps, v, 257 pp. Articles are "Some Aspects of the Islamic Tradtions Regarding the Site of the Grave of Moses," A. El'ad, "The Tabaristanis' Question," B. Abrahamov, "Al-Farabi's Classificationof the Parts of Speech," P.E. Eshkenazy, "Themistus on the Modal Logic - Excerpts," S Rosenberg, "From a Commentary on the 'prior analytics' Attributed to Themistus," C. Manekin, "La philosophie de la geometrie d'Al-Farabi 9870-950)," G. Freudenthal, "The Poetics of 'Humayni' Poetry in Yemen," D. Semah, ".And he who Seeks his Leg.' An Interpretation of a Verse," A. El'ad.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. 1 volume (various pagings) ; 25 cm. In English. Suliman Bashear (1947-1991) was born in the northern Israeli village of Mghar. He studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for his B.A. (1971) and M.A. (1973). In 1976, he received his Ph.D. at the University of London for his dissertation "Communism in the Arab East," which was published both in Arabic and English. This collection includes 15 critical and incisive studies by Bashear on various issues in the early Islamic tradition. One of the main themes running throughout these works is the gradual development of Islamic ritual and religious belief from within the historical context of Judaism and Christianity into a spiritual system seemingly rooted solely in the Hijaz. Bashear's studies consider not only the development of religious customs and beliefs, but also seek to explain how later generations recast the past in order to meet the needs of their own era. In the Introduction , Lawrence I. Conrad highlights the major themes in Bashear's works and describes his unique and stormy academic career, cut short by his untimely death at the age of 44. CONTENTS : Lawrence I. Conrad, Introduction -- Yemen in early Islam: an examination of non-tribal traditions --Qur'an 2:214 and Jerusalem Abraham's sacrifice of his son and related issues --The title "Faruq" and its association with Umar II Riding beasts on divine missions: an examination of the ass and camel traditions --Qibla musharriqa and early Muslim prayers in churches --'Ashura': an early Muslim fast -- The mission of Dihya al-Kalbi and the situation in Syria --Apocalyptic amd other materials on early Muslim-Byzantine wars: a review --The images of Mecca: a case study in early Muslim iconography -- On the origin and development of Zakat in early Islam --Muslim apocalypses and the Hour: a case study in traditional interpretation --"Qunut" in Tafsir and Hadith literatures --Hanifiyya and the Hajj --Jesus in a early Muslim shahada and related issues: a new perspective.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Volume 51 (2021) FROM JAHILIYYA TO ISLAM: COLLOQUIUM 14 (I) Meir M. Bar-Asher The contribution of Israel Friedlaender (1876-1920) to the study of the Shi'a 1 Simon Hopkins Israel Friedlaender and the study of Judaeo-Arabic 13 Christian J. Robin Le déchiffrement et l utilisation des inscriptions antiques par le traditionniste yéménite al-Hasan al-Hamdani (mort après 970, 360 h) 27 Robert Hoyland P. Nessana 56: a Greek-Arabic contract from early Islamic Palestine and its context 133 Daniel De Smet The city of Kufa and the debates about the delegation of divine powers (tafwid) 149 Roberto Tottoli The pool of the Prophet (hawd): hadith and eschatology in early Islam 189 Christian Lange What no eye has seen and no ear has heard : towards a sensory history of early Islam 245 Mushegh Asatryan How to read Muslim heresiology? An Isma'li man-of- letters and his classification of Muslim sects 293 Nasir Basal The glossary Sarh al-'alfaz by Abu al-Faraj Harun: David ben Abraham Alfasi s dictionary Jami' al-'alfaz as a resource 337 Beata Sheyhatovich The terms ilaq, taqyid, and their derivatives in Sharh al- Kafiya by Radi al-Din al-Astarabadhi 377 REVIEWS Eran Cohen Ambjörn Sjörs. Historical aspects of standard negation in Semitic 421 Christine van Ruymbeke Nasrullah Munshi, Kalila and Dimna. Translated from the Persian by Wheeler Thackston 429.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. 262 pages ; 25 cm. In the present Handbook of Early Middle Arabic, Professor Joshua Blau of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the undisputed dean of the study of Middle Arabic,presents a reliable and up-to-date survey, comprehensive yet concise, of the whole field. The Handbook contains a grammatical outline of Middle Arabic structure, annotated examples of the main Middle Arabic varieties and a glossary of all words occurring in the book. An important feature of the book is the variety of texts presented. These cover (a) Muslim, (b) Christian and (c) Jewish Middle Arabic, each represented by typical or noteworthy examples, some of them published here for the first time. Particularly significant are the Jewish texts, Rabbanite and Karaite, which have been transmitted in different orthographical modes. Standard Judaeo-Arabic orthography is represented by samples from Saadia Gaon,Qirqisani and David b. Abraham al-Fasi. Linguistically more revealing are Judaeo -Arabic writings in the earlier phonetic orthography; these are exemplified in the Handbook by selected texts on papyrus, by specimens of a translation of Halakhot Pesuqotand a translation of the Biblical book ofProverbs. In the Appendix, two examples of vocalized Middle Arabic are given: one written in Coptic characters, the other a Judaeo.Arabic letter from the Cairo Geniza. Professor Blau's Handbook will enable all Arabists to gain immediate access to the world of Middle Arabic, guided in their journey by the leading authority in the field. On the one hand, scholars familiar only with the classical, literary tongue will be able to see in what directions the language subsequently developed; on the other hand, Arabic dialectologists will be afforded a valuable glimpse into the history of modern colloquial forms. The Handbook will thus be a valuable tool for all who are concerned with the history of the Arabic tongue.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. 5 volume set. 2780 pages. Arabic with an English introduction. 'based on the autograph manuscript preserved in the Cambridge University Library. Moreh collated the autograph with the MSS of al-Jabarti s two short histories of the French occupation of Egypt, Muddat al-Faranss bi-Misr and Mahar al-taqds bi-dhahb dawlat al-Faranss. He also collated it with a number of other manuscripts of the Aja'ib, paying particular attention to the MSS which had been copied under al-Jabarti's own supervision. Al-Jabarti checked these copies himself, writing his corrections on the margins. Especially noteworthy is a manuscript in Maghribi script which was checked by the author and belonged to his friend Hasan al-Attar. Al-Attar took this MS with him on his travels, adding a variety of materials, some inspired by al-Jabarti himself. Al-ttar s material has been used in the present edition. Moreh has restored as far as possible the original grammatical usage and style of al-Jabarti, and his text includes passages omitted from the Bulaq edition. The readings given on the margins of the present edition indicate the revisions that al-Jabarti made to his opus magnum as a result of changing political circumstances in Egypt.'.