Collectanea Islamica

Nicola Melis; Mauro Nobili

Collectanea Islamica

Nicola Melis (Editor), Mauro Nobili (Editor)

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This edited work illustrates the variety of Islamic experiences that have characterized, and still characterize, the Muslim world. It collects 12 essays in English, French and Italian, by authors from different countries. The contact zone is represented by their focus on primary sources written in Islamic languages, classical Arabic (fuṣḥa) and Moroccan dialect, as well as in four other Islamic languages (Persian, Ottoman, Tajik and Greek). The methodology employed by the authors reflects different disciplines and scholarly traditions, ranging from philology, anthropology to textual criticism.

Original language	English (US)
Publisher	Aracne Editrice
Number of pages	256
ISBN (Print)	978-88-548-5668-4
State	Published - Nov 2012

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Name	Futūḥ al - buldān

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Introduction: A Plurality of Historical and Linguistic Experiences
Melis, N. & Nobili, M., 2012, Collectanea Islamica. Melis, N. & Nobili, M. (eds.). Rome: Aracne Editrice, p. 1-13 13 p.
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Risāla min Maryam bt. Fūdī ila al-ibn: A brief contribution to the study of eschatology in 19th century Nigeria
Nobili, M., 2012, Collectanea Islamica. Melis, N. & Nobili, M. (eds.). Rome: Aracne Editrice, p. 71-86 16 p.
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Risāla min Maryam bt. Fūdī ila al-ibn: A brief contribution to the study of eschatology in 19th century Nigeria

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