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Afghanistan five years on: a neglected reality euppublishingblog.com/2026/0… via @EdinburghUP
Five years have passed since the government collapsed in Afghanistan. Did we learn anything?
The Special Issue Afghanistan: A Neglected Reality euppublishing.com/doi/10.336… is now available.
It addresses some crucial questions: How did the Afghan Government collapse in 2021? How did an international mission fail?
My new article with Edinburgh University Press
Social Impacts of the Arab Conquests in the Early Eighth Century Bactria | Afghanistan euppublishing.com/doi/10.336…
It was a great pleasure to discuss Taxation in Umayyad Khurasan at the Near Eastern Studies Seminar Series. This room once hosted eminent scholars like Einstein, whose life story and work remind us of the value of universities in developing human societies.
The Buddha's Road, from India to Bactria, Sogdiana and China. It was a pleasure to visit Hexi Corridor.
ASPS Conference. It was a pleasure to meet scholars and friends, learning from them and presenting my work. Thanks to the ASPS conference organisers specially our dear Robert Haug.
Said Reza Huseini (PhD in History) retweeted
Red princess of the Silk Road #SilkRoads klaxon
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An amasing summer school programme at Lanzhou University, China. It offers an excellent opportunity for students to see the geography and climate of the Hexi corridor and how people responded to that throughout history.
Registration lnkd.in/ehehpChe
It is interesting to note that Ali Sher Navayi's Persian poems also reflect the Neoplatonic idea of kingship. The organisers have published all papers in three volumes, including my article on Navayi's political thoughts.
It was a pleasure meeting scholars at Mir Alishir Navayi's symposium.
I received an award from His Excellency the President of Uzbekistan, presented to me by Mr. Normat Tursonov, the governor of Navoi Region.
Navayi reconnected the Turko-Persian world once more.
مقاله تازه درباره ساختار خانواده در بلخ قبل از اسلام و تاثیر اسلام بر آن.
لطفا تعارف نفرمایید.
DOI: doi.org/10.1017/978100938430…
My new Article on Bactria:
"Between the Arabs and the Turks: Household, Conversion and Power Dynamics in Early Islamic Bactria (Chapter 10)," in Mechanisms of Social Dependency in the Early Islamic Empire, eds. Edmund Hayes and Petra M. Sijpesteijn. bit.ly/3Vy0ct4
Said Reza Huseini (PhD in History) retweeted
@CCAForum invites you to a Conversation with @HuseiniSaid & Prajakti Kalra on ‘Identifying the (#Eurasian) Shared #Space’ 22 November 11am (UK) Room S1, Alison Richard Building, Alison Richard Building, 7 West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DT Reg link: cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/re…
Said Reza Huseini (PhD in History) retweeted
Looking forward to our lecture this Friday by Jaś Elsner @UniofOxford and @UChicago
Also delighted to add an extra talk on 6 Dec to this term's programme by Mélodie Doumy @britishlibrary and @idp_uk
Details of both here: mailchi.mp/49b5400592c9/this…
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