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Hey folks! If you happen to be in Vienna early next week, come and join this fabulous bunch at the @oeaw for the JESHO workshop on Asian sovereignty!!!
#JESHO #Asia @Brill_Asian
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Volume 8 (2023) of JIQSA (Journal of the International Qur'anic Studies Association) has now been published ahead-of-print with @degruyter_TRS. The article of @PhDniX is available open access: degruyter.com/journal/key/ji…
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Remember the charlatan in Samarqand? The always brilliant Tom Welsford has found one in Bukhara! This week in our #SICE blog you can read more about Armenian priests and their exploits in Russian Central Asia! Clink the link here below for more!👇👇👇
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My department is hiring in Islam! Please see the link below and help me spread the word. Thank you!
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From today's @nytimes. Thanks again to @nytmay for this outstanding profile of leading #Uyghur poet Tahir Hamut Izgil. It's been a privilege translating @TahirIzgil's poetry & memoir, and it's so good to see how his work is raising awareness of the crisis in the Uyghur homeland.
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It's here!
Ibn Sīnā: a Very Short Introduction
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We are excited to share that Prof. Jocelyn Hendrickson’s (@JN_Hendrickson) "Leaving Iberia", published as part of our book series with Harvard University Press, has received honorable mention for the Peter Gonville Stein Book Award through @ASLHtweets!
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We are pleased to announce the publication of the fourth issue of the open-access, peer-reviewed Journal of Islamic Law, a special issue titled “The Dynamics of Islamic Law with the Rise of Modernity”!
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If you missed Dr. Elizabeth Lhost's (@elizainlucknow) book talk as part of our Islamic Law Speaker Series last April, you can now watch it online!
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SLAVERY & SOUTH ASIAN HISTORY
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5pm BST, FRI 23 Jun
Join me with Prof Richard Eaton + Dr Ramya Sreenivasan in conversation on the nature of slavery across a 1000 years of South Asian history
#book #history #slavery #deccan #delhi #sultanate #India #rajput #portuguese #chola #military #war #domestic #female #dancers #African #conscripts #debt #concubine #palace #empire #historiography #soldiers #digitalmuseum
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Today in the ARB: @davidchaffetz reviews “Afterlife for the Khan: Muslims, Buddhists, and Sacred Kingship in Mongol Iran and Eurasia” by Jonathan Z Brack @ucpress asianreviewofbooks.com/conte…
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Central Asian History fans around the world! Here is a sneak preview of the forthcoming new fascicle of the Journal of Central Asian History! Stay tuned for much, much more....#CentralAsia
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John Woods reflects on his fifty-years long friendship with Cornell Fleischer.
The obituary is published in @kadim_journal. The photograph in the article shows this wretched one's dissertation defense.
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👋Please join us for a wonderful online mini-conference (open to all!) on "Intratextuality in the Bible and the Qur'an." May 17, 8-11 am EDT (simply join at: vroom.ut.ac.ir/farabi1). Jointly sponsored by World Religions World Church @NotreDame & the University of Tehran. 🙂👇
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Cornell Fleischer, historian who revolutionized study of Ottoman Empire, 1950-2023 | University of Chicago News news.uchicago.edu/story/corn…
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Proof reading today.
Buzzed to get this piece out in the world soon. #acwri
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"The Qur'an in Its Historical Context" (translated as Al-Qur’ān fī muḥītihi al-taʾrīkhī), includes a number of chapters still spoken about today but none more than Kevin van Bladel's landmark study on the Dhu l-Qarnayn narrative of Q 18 and Syriac literature on Alexander.
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Our second round Visiting Fellowship and Visiting Research Fellowship application window is open for AY2023-24 (for commencement from October 2023). For details and to apply see: oxcis.ac.uk/visiting-fellows…
Closing date 31 May 2023.
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My essay, “Nahda-izing India: The Urdu-Hindi Debate and its Arabic Alternative, c. 1860s–1947,” has just been published in the International Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. I look forward to your comments! cambridge.org/core/journals/…

































