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New frontiers of Arabic papyrology: Arabic and multilingual texts from early Islam

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Corporate Author: International Society for Arabic Papyrology, Karthago (Author)
Other Authors: Bouderbala, Sobhi (Editor) , Denoix, Sylvie (Editor) , Malczycki, Matt (Editor)
Format: Edited Volume
Language:English
French
Published: Leiden Boston Brill 2017
Series:Islamic history and civilization volume 144
In: Islamic history and civilization (volume 144)

Volumes / Articles: Show Volumes / Articles.
Subjects:
Aufsatzsammlung
Papyrus
Islam
Arabisch
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Author Notes:edited by Sobhi Bouderbala, Sylvie Denoix, Matt Malczycki
Table of Contents:
  • Multicultural texts. Arabia, Arabs, and, "Arabic" in Greek documents from Egypt Janneke de Jong
  • Writing exercises from early Islamic Bawit (with an appendix) Lajos Berkes
  • Changing money and shifting languages in Fatimid Egypt: a late-Coptic account book from the papers of Noël (Aimé-)Giron Sebastian Richter
  • Arabic thoughts, Greek numbers, Coptic script: two accounting documents from Fatimid Fayyum Marie Legendre
  • Reading different kinds of texts. Arabic letters of condolence on papyrus Khaled Younes
  • A comparison of P.Utah.Ar. inv. 205 to the canonical hadith collections: the written raw material of early hadith study Matt Malczycki
  • Etude épigraphique des graffiti de la Grande Mosquée de Kairouan Lotfi Abdeljaouad
  • The language and transmission of texts. From qusṭal to jahbadh: an aspect of transition on the Egyptian tax-collecting system Manabu Kameya
  • A Sufi scroll, a nasab, a ta'rikh? a medieval text still alive today? Ursula Bsees
  • A fragment of an unusual Arabic almanac for 297 AH/910 CE (P.Berl. inv. 12793) Johannes Thomann.

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