Volume 26-27

2003

Proceedings of the 20th Congress of the Union Européenne des Arabisants et Islamisants: Budapest, 10–17 September 2000. Part II, Islam, Popular Culture in Islam, Islamic Art and Architecture, ed. by A. Fodor

al-Ǧunayd al-Baġdādī and the Signs of the Path to Allāh

Muhammed Aruçi

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2003.26-27.1

3-16

The “Friends of God” in the Rasā’il Iḫwān aṣ-Ṣafā’

Carmela Baffioni

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2003.26-27.2

17-24

L'élaboration de l'élixir selon Ps.-Siǧistānī : Alchimie et cosmogonie dans l’ismaélisme ṭayyibite

Daniel De Smet

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25-35

On the Periphery of Two Worlds: Some Aspects of the Contemporary Perception of Islamic Tradition among the Muslims in the Balkans

Simeon Evstatiev

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37-44

Die weiblichen Aspekte des Göttlichen in der mystischen Theologie von Ibn ʽArabī

Mariana Malinova

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45-49

The concept of dahr and Its Historical Perspective in the Ǧāhiliyya and Early Islam

Pavel Pavlovitch

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51-59

Deux figures controversée du mysticism à Damas au moyen-age : ʽAlī al-Ḥarīrī (m. 645/1244) et Ibn Isrā’īl (m. 677/1278)

Louis Pouzet

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61-69

Nasab: On the History of a Concept

Zoltán Szombathy

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71-82

Muḥammad : le premier qui relèvera la tête

J. M. F. van Reeth

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83-96

Criterio del maḏhab mālikī sobre algunas prácticas de carácter mágico

María Arcas Campoy

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Magia y superstición en los manuscritos de Ocaña (Toledo): Siglos XIV–XV

Celia del Moral

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109-121

Omanica in Omani Proverbs and Sayings. The Material Environment: (1) Potteries and Kitchen Utensils

Kinga Dévényi

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2003.26-27.12

123-137

سيدي الأربعين ‒ أبو كل أولياء الله الصالحين ‒ أوزوريس (Lord of Forty ‒ The Father of All the Friends of God: Osiris)

Saber El-Adly

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139-144

La période de ḥasūm à Djerba : la fête des êtres de l'au-delà sur terre

Edina Földessy

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145-156

Siyāḥa in Sīwa (السياحة في السيوة)

Shawki Abd El-Kawi Uthman Habib

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157-168

The historical origins of the "Gypsies" in Egypt and the Arab countries (الأصول التاريخية للغجر في مصر والأقطار العربية)

Obada Kohela

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169-173

The Culture of South Red Sea: Šalātīn – Abū Ramād

Souzann El Saed Yousef

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175-187

Lions in the Tareq Rajab Museum

Géza Fehérvári

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191-210

Magic Bowls, Cosmology and Divination

Alexander Fodor

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211-234

A Hungarian Collector of Islamic Art: Miklós Zsolnay's Ceramics Collection from Fusṭāṭ

Ibolya Gerelyes

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235-248

Remains of the 12th and 13th Century Rural Settlement in the Southern Littoral of Syria (First Report on the Fieldwork)

Balázs Major

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249-266

Making Art Popular: The Use of Folkloric Elements in Modern Arab Painting (1950–1990)

Silvia Naef

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267-276

Max Herz Pasha and His Activities on the Comité de conservation des monuments de l’art arabe

István Ormos

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277-294

In the Eye of the Beholder: The Æsthetic (In)significance of Architecture in Arabic Geography, AH 250–400

Lutz Richter-Bernburg

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295-316

Reviews

317-322