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Introductory chapter: Muruwwa and Din -- The Arabic tribes and Islam -- ʿArab and ʿajam -- The Shuʿūbiyya -- The Shuʿūbiyya and its manifestataion in shcolarship: (a) genealogy (b) philology -- Excursuses and annotations -- What is meant by ʿal-Jāhiliyyơa -- On the veneration of the dead in paganism and Islam -- Pagan and Muslim linguistic usage -- The use of of the kunya as a means of paying respect -- Black and white people -- Traditions about the Turks -- Arabicised Persians as Arabic poets. Introductory chapter: Muruwwa and Din -- The Arabic tribes and Islam -- ʿArab and ʿajam -- The Shuʿūbiyya -- The Shuʿūbiyya and its manifestataion in shcolarship: (a) genealogy (b) philology -- Excursuses and annotations -- What is meant by ʿal-Jāhiliyyʼa -- On the veneration of the dead in paganism and Islam -- Pagan and Muslim linguistic usage -- The use of of the kunya as a means of paying respect -- Black and white people -- Traditions about the Turks -- Arabicised Persians as Arabic poets.
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Muslim Studies, Ignaz Goldziher, Samuel Miklos Stern
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- 2006
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- Título
- Muslim Studies
- Idioma
- Inglés
- Autores
- Ignaz Goldziher, Samuel Miklos Stern
- Editorial
- Aldine Transaction
- Publicado en
- 2006
- Formato
- Tapa blanda
- Páginas
- 347
- ISBN10
- 0202307786
- ISBN13
- 9780202307787
- Serie
- Etiquetas
- Esoterismo y religión, Temas religiosos, Religión, Teología, Islam
- Calificación
- 4,2 de 5
- Descripción
- Introductory chapter: Muruwwa and Din -- The Arabic tribes and Islam -- ʿArab and ʿajam -- The Shuʿūbiyya -- The Shuʿūbiyya and its manifestataion in shcolarship: (a) genealogy (b) philology -- Excursuses and annotations -- What is meant by ʿal-Jāhiliyyơa -- On the veneration of the dead in paganism and Islam -- Pagan and Muslim linguistic usage -- The use of of the kunya as a means of paying respect -- Black and white people -- Traditions about the Turks -- Arabicised Persians as Arabic poets. Introductory chapter: Muruwwa and Din -- The Arabic tribes and Islam -- ʿArab and ʿajam -- The Shuʿūbiyya -- The Shuʿūbiyya and its manifestataion in shcolarship: (a) genealogy (b) philology -- Excursuses and annotations -- What is meant by ʿal-Jāhiliyyʼa -- On the veneration of the dead in paganism and Islam -- Pagan and Muslim linguistic usage -- The use of of the kunya as a means of paying respect -- Black and white people -- Traditions about the Turks -- Arabicised Persians as Arabic poets.