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Date: 06 Apr 2007
From:Yohanan Friedmann <msyfried at mscc.huji.ac.il>
Subject:Jerusalem Studies in Arabic and Islam

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

               The Institute of Asian and African Studies
                The Max Schloessinger Memorial Foundation


                 is pleased to announce the publication of

                 Jerusalem Studies in Arabic and Islam

                            vol. 31(2006) (366 pp.) and 32(2006) (526  
pp.)

			Studies in memory of Professor Franz Rosenthal


Volume 31 - Table of Contents:

Sh. Shaked, Professor Franz Rosenthal
L. Conrad, The chain topos
A. Hakim, `Umar b. al-Khattab as a fighter against Satan
G. Hawting, The slaughter of dahiyya during hajj and the origins of `Id
			al-adha
J. Nawas, The birth of an elite: mawali and Arab `ulama
P. Crone, Abu Sa`id al-Hadri and the punishment of unbelievers
A. Levin, An interpretation of two difficult passages from al-Kitab,
			referring to the `amil in elliptical sentences
J.A. Bellamy, Ten Qur'anic emendations
U. Rubin, Qur'an and poetry: more data concerning the Qur'anic jizya  
verse
			(`an yadin)
H. Motzki, Dating the so-called Tafsir Ibn `Abbas: some additional  
remarks
J. Lassner, Muslims on the sanctity of Jerusalem: preliminary  
thoughts on
			the search for a conceptual framework
B. Abrahamov, The attitude of Ja`far al-Sadiq and `Ali al-Rida toward
			kalam and rational reasoning
G. Bowering, Two early Sufi manuscripts
M. Fierro, The Ansaris, Nasir al-Din and the Nasrids in al-Andalus
D. Cook, Apostasy from Islam: a historical perspective
Y. Lev, Piety and political activism in twelfth century Egypt
M. Marin, Knowledge, kinship and mysticism: the formative years of
			Sulayman al-Hawwat

REVIEWS by J. Retso, R.G. Hoyland and Y. Lev

Volume 32 - Table of Contents

R. Milstein and B. Moor, Wonders of a changing world: late illustrated
			`aja'ib manuscripts (part I)
M. Rosen-Ayalon, A contribution to Khurasan metalwork
A. Arazi, La litterature de confession dans la culture arabe medievale
S. Gunther, Praise to the book! Al-Jahiz and Ibn Qutayba on the  
excellence
			of the written word in medieval Islam
C.W. Ernst, Fragmentary versions of the apocalyptic `Hymn of the  
Pearl' in
			Arabic, Turkish, Persian and Urdu
A. Hamori, Shameful and injurious: an idea of Ibn al-Muqaffa`'s in  
Kalila
			wa Dimna and al-Adab al-kabir
J. Sadan and N. Basal, Some fragments of Judaeo-Arabic poetry (munajat
			Musa?)
J Rubanowich, Aspects of medieval intertextuality: verse insertions in
			Persian prose dastans
Li Guo, Self-mockery as a genre in Mamluk satirical poetry: Ibn  
Daniyal on
			his estranged wife and midlife crisis
C. Adang, The chronology of the Israelites according to Hamza al- 
Isfahani
R.G. Hoyland, Polemon's encounter with Hippocrates and the status of
			Islamic physiognomy
B. Chiesa and S. Schmidtke, The Jewish reception of Samaw'al al- 
Maghribi's
			(d. 570/1175) Ifham al-Yahud. Some evidence from
			the Abraham Firkovitch collection I
J.L. Kraemer, How (not) to read The Guide to the Perplexed
D.J. Wasserstein, The date and authorship of the letter of consolation
			attributed to Maymun b. Yusuf
H. Ben Shammai, Babylonian Aramaic in Arabic characters: a passage of
			Anan's "Book of Precepts" in a work by Yeshu`a b. Judah
J. Blau and S. Hopkins, On Aramaic vocabulary in early Judaeo-Arabic  
texts
			written in phonetic spelling
B. Radtke, Syrisch: die sprache der engel, der geister und der
			erleuchteten. Einige stucke aus dem Ibriz des
			Ahmad b. al-Mubarak al-Lamati
Sh. Shaked, Notes on some Jewish Aramaic inscriptions from Georgia


REVIEWS by M. Levy-Rubin and W. Jansen


Special offer: Complete set of JSAI (32 volumes): $672 (special offers
for direct sales only, not through booksellers).
	Each volume: $38.  Postage and handling: $3.00 for the  first  
volume; $2.00 for  each additional volume.  Individuals  only may  
join the association "From Jahiliyya to Islam".  Membership costs  
$54.  For their dues, members receive  two  volumes of JSAI  and a   
30% discount  on all Schloessinger Memorial Foundation  publications.
	Cheques  payable  to the  Schloessinger Memorial Foundation should  
be sent to the Director of Publications,  The  Max  Schloessinger   
Memorial
Foundation, Institute  of   Asian  and   African  Studies,   The  Hebrew
University,  Jerusalem 91905,  Israel.
	Please note that we cannot accept Eurocheques or credit cards, but
personal and institutional cheques in your currency, as well as  
electronic transfers, are accepted.
	Inquiries: E-mail: msjsai at pluto.mscc.huji.ac.il / Fax: +972-2-588-3658

Jerusalem Studies in Arabic and Islam
The Max Schloessinger Memorial Foundation
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jerusalem 91905, Israel
Fax: +972-2-588-3658

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