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July 2024 – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
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Interview with a Researcher: Khaled Younes – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
My research primarily draws on Arabic documentary papyri from early Islamic Egypt, complemented by contemporary literary sources in Arabic. ... These sources offer a unique and multifaceted view of administrative practices, social relations, and daily
UK Sufism collection introduction – DIGITAL ISLAM ACROSS EUROPE
As in the case of other countries, Sufis were “instrumentalised” as a “good” Islamic group to fight the “bad” Muslims. ... Gary R. Bunt, Islamic Algorithms: Online Influence in the Muslim Metaverse (London: Bloomsbury, 2024) 143-73 back.
Ownership, Tax and State: Dalia Hussein defends her PhD! – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
the forthcoming Caliphal Finances output, a Handbook of Fiscal History in the Early Islamic World (7th-10th century). ... For more on this, see: Call for Contributions is Closed! Handbook of Fiscal History in the Early Islamic World (7th-10th century)
Research Visit: The John Rylands Library in Manchester – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
I plan to explore this topic in the Handbook of Fiscal History in the Early Islamic World (7th–10th century), which will be one of the main outputs of the Caliphal ... Comparative evidence from other early Islamic papyri reveals that such
Be Our Guest: Arietta Papaconstantinou Visits Caliphal Finances – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
On Monday, we started our discussions with Arietta briefly introducing her new ERC project, “The Imperial Encounter in Early Islamic Egypt: Dissecting the Aphrodito Archive” (Imperial Encounter), which will start early ... We thank our guest Arietta
A Father Pays Taxes for His Son: CPR IV 13 – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
The language distribution in this tax receipt is similar, if not completely parallel, to the early Islamic bilingual Coptic-Greek tax receipts, in which the narrative part of the document would
Using Digital Tools to Study Medieval Taxation – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
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Research Visit: A Deep Dive into Fiscal Documents at the Austrian National Library – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
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Writing Numbers in the Islamicate World – A Roundtable – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
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