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How Rebellion Ends. Conflict Resolution in Late Antique and Early Islamicate Political Culture, I: Mapping the Field | Journal of Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies
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‘A Popular Insurrection Arose in the Hippodrome’ State Responses to Popular Mobilisation in Late Antique Constantinople | Journal of Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies
This article uses political science models of authoritarianism to examine how Roman emperors responded to popular protest in late antique Constantinople. It first outlines the value of comparative ...
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Borderland Lords and their Centrally-Held Sons: The Sasanian Empire's Treatment of Captives after the AD 450–1 Armenian Rebellion | Journal of Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies
This study examines the trajectory of two captive groups taken after the defeat of the AD 450–1 Armenian rebellion against Sasanian King Yazdgerd II and argues that the destinations and treatment o...
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What Were the Most Popular tafsīrs in Islamic History? Part 2: A Preliminary Profile of the Top 50 Works and their Authors | Journal of Qur'anic Studies
Part 1 of this article (JQS 25:3) shared the results of a multi-year project to convert the most important union catalogue of Arabic tafsīr manuscripts, al-Fihris al-shāmil, into a searchable datab...
The Pearl's Choice: Luʾluʾ and the Trials of the Tulunid Household | Journal of Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies
Around AH 268/882, Luʾluʾ, a client of Aḥmad ibn Ṭūlūn, the governor of Egypt, defected from the latter's service. In response to what constituted an act of rebellion, and as a prelude to his campa...
The Early American Qur'an: Islamic Scripture and US Canon | Journal of Qur'anic Studies
Although considerable scholarly attention has been paid to US Orientalism in the nineteenth century, there remains no targeted study of the formative influence exercised by the Qur'an upon the cano...
Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies Research Seminar Series: Pietro Stefanini | Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies | Literatures Languages and Culture
Join us for a hybrid seminar by Dr Pietro Stefanini (University of Edinburgh) in which he will discuss tracing a genealogy of the relationship between humanitarianism and settler colonialism, from the period of British imperial rule in Palestine to
A Comparative Study of Jewish, Christian and Islamic Fundamentalist Perspectives on Jerusalem: Implications for Inter-Faith Relations | Holy Land Studies
A Comparative Study of Jewish, Christian and Islamic Fundamentalist Perspectives on Jerusalem: Implications for Inter-Faith Relations. ... Buy Article. A Comparative Study of Jewish, Christian and Islamic Fundamentalist Perspectives on Jerusalem: