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Poland General collection – DIGITAL ISLAM ACROSS EUROPE

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/digitalislameurope/research-findings/archiving/collections/poland-collection/

The objective is to identify, catalogue and analyse Muslim organisations’ and actors’ websites (Online Islamic Environments or OIEs) from these different countries.

UK Shia collection – DIGITAL ISLAM ACROSS EUROPE

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/digitalislameurope/research-findings/archiving/collections/uk-shia-collection/

The objective is to identify, catalogue and analyse Muslim organisations’ and actors’ websites (Online Islamic Environments or OIEs) from these different countries.

The Online Portrayal and Legacy of Deceased Influential Figures – DIGITAL ISLAM ACROSS EUROPE

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/digitalislameurope/research-findings/archiving/archiving-contemporary-events/the-online-portrayal-and-legacy-of-deceased-influential-figures/

Ayatollah Dr. Sayyid Fadhel Hosseini Al-Milani (1944–2024) was a respected Shia Islamic scholar and jurist. ... He held degrees in Islamic studies, law, literature, and philosophy, including a Ph.D.

Accounting Practices in the Multilingual Administration of the Abbasid Era – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/caliphalfinances/2025/04/05/accounting-practices-in-the-multilingual-administration-of-the-abbasid-era/

Eline discussed the continued use of Greek in the fiscal administration of Egypt following the Islamic conquest in the mid-seventh century.

News – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog

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Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog – Page 2

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/caliphalfinances/page/2/

These papyri can be seen as…. Two unquestionably essential sources for any researcher interested in the history of Islamic Egypt are al-Kindī’s Kitāb al-Wulāt wa-Quḍāt and

Taxation and Coercion in the Islamic World during the Pre-Modern Period (7th–16th Centuries) – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/caliphalfinances/2025/07/15/taxation-and-coercion-in-the-islamic-world-during-the-pre-modern-period-7th-16th-centuries/

Abstract of the Panel. Fiscal administration, and taxation in general, was a key aspect of governance as early as the first decades of the Islamic conquests. ... We will consider the Islamic empire in its entirety (from modern-day Afghanistan to Spain),