Studies in Islamic history and civilization / edited on behalf of the School of Oriental Studies in the Faculty of Humanities by Uriel Heyd.

Contributor(s): Heyd, Uriel | Universiṭah ha-ʻIvrit bi-Yerushalayim. Makhon le-limude Asyah ṿe-AfriḳahMaterial type: TextTextLanguage: English, French, Hebrew Series: Scripta Hierosolymitana ; v. 9.Publication details: Jerusalem : Magnes Press, Hebrew University, 1961. Description: 228 p. ; 25 cmSubject(s): Islamic civilization | Arabic philologyLOC classification: AS591.J4 | A25 1961
Contents:
Ben-Horin, U. An unknown old Arabic translation of the Syriac romance of Julian the Apostate.--Ashtor, E. Some unpublished sources for the Baḥrī period.--Ayalon, D. Notes on the Furūsiyya exercises and games in the Mamluk sultanate.--Heyd, U. The Ottoman ʻulemā and westernization in the time of Selīm III and Maḥmūd II.--Shinar, P. Ibāḍiyya and orthodox reformism in modern Algeria.--Baer. G. The village shaykh in modern Egypt (1800-1950)--Pines, S. La loi naturelle et la société: la doctrine politico-théologique d'Ibn Zurʻa, philosophe chrétien de Bagdad.--Kopf, L. The treatment of foreign words in mediaeval Arabic lexicology.--Blau, J. The importance of middle Arabic dialects for the history of Arabic.
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Includes bibliographical references.

Ben-Horin, U. An unknown old Arabic translation of the Syriac romance of Julian the Apostate.--Ashtor, E. Some unpublished sources for the Baḥrī period.--Ayalon, D. Notes on the Furūsiyya exercises and games in the Mamluk sultanate.--Heyd, U. The Ottoman ʻulemā and westernization in the time of Selīm III and Maḥmūd II.--Shinar, P. Ibāḍiyya and orthodox reformism in modern Algeria.--Baer. G. The village shaykh in modern Egypt (1800-1950)--Pines, S. La loi naturelle et la société: la doctrine politico-théologique d'Ibn Zurʻa, philosophe chrétien de Bagdad.--Kopf, L. The treatment of foreign words in mediaeval Arabic lexicology.--Blau, J. The importance of middle Arabic dialects for the history of Arabic.

Added t.p. in Hebrew; one contribution in French.