The aim of this paper is to re-evaluate the image of Christians who lived in al-Andalus by studying their relevant terminology. Traditionally, and especially following the work of F. Simonet, they have been defined as “Mozarabs” and have been considered a point of reference in the defence and conservation of Christian Latin values under Islam. However, Arabic and Medieval Latin sources characterise them chiefly as Arabized Christians of slave origin. Taking this dual image as a starting point, we collect and comment on different texts written around the same time as these Christians were living in al-Andalus, which helps to gain further insight into the figure of the Arabized Christian. We also trace the conception and development of what c...
[EN] The Libro de las luces is a Muslim work circulating in the Iberian Peninsula among Mudéjars and...
Este capítulo está sujeto a una licencia CC BY-NC 4.0According to a history of Medina written in the...
PhDThis thesis is an investigation, on the basis of three texts chosen from early Castilian literat...
The aim of this paper is to re-evaluate the image of Christians who lived in al-Andalus by studying ...
The aim of this paper is to re-evaluate the image of Christians who lived in al-Andalus by studying ...
The Mozarabs wrote against the Islam in Latin as well as in Arabic. The Latin texts arrive up to the...
Most approaches to the history of Mozarabs (Christians with lineal roots in Muslim-ruled Iberia) in ...
This book is extracted from a doctoral dissertation supervised by David Thomas (Univ. of Birmingham)...
The Christians had opportunities to survive in Al-Andalus. This survival is not accomplished in one ...
In my thesis I deal with the question whether we can consider the social system of al-Andalus as rel...
It has been frequently said that mudéjares and moriscos culturally belonged to both the Arabic-Islam...
The historiography of early Islamic Spain has become polarised between the Arabic narrative historie...
Andalusi-Arabic society was made up of different ethnic, linguistic, and religious communities. The ...
In this dissertation, I offer four case studies in how medieval Iberia’s Arabic-speaking Christians ...
Resumen: El trabajo que presentamos a continuación tiene como objetivo abordar distintos aspectos so...
[EN] The Libro de las luces is a Muslim work circulating in the Iberian Peninsula among Mudéjars and...
Este capítulo está sujeto a una licencia CC BY-NC 4.0According to a history of Medina written in the...
PhDThis thesis is an investigation, on the basis of three texts chosen from early Castilian literat...
The aim of this paper is to re-evaluate the image of Christians who lived in al-Andalus by studying ...
The aim of this paper is to re-evaluate the image of Christians who lived in al-Andalus by studying ...
The Mozarabs wrote against the Islam in Latin as well as in Arabic. The Latin texts arrive up to the...
Most approaches to the history of Mozarabs (Christians with lineal roots in Muslim-ruled Iberia) in ...
This book is extracted from a doctoral dissertation supervised by David Thomas (Univ. of Birmingham)...
The Christians had opportunities to survive in Al-Andalus. This survival is not accomplished in one ...
In my thesis I deal with the question whether we can consider the social system of al-Andalus as rel...
It has been frequently said that mudéjares and moriscos culturally belonged to both the Arabic-Islam...
The historiography of early Islamic Spain has become polarised between the Arabic narrative historie...
Andalusi-Arabic society was made up of different ethnic, linguistic, and religious communities. The ...
In this dissertation, I offer four case studies in how medieval Iberia’s Arabic-speaking Christians ...
Resumen: El trabajo que presentamos a continuación tiene como objetivo abordar distintos aspectos so...
[EN] The Libro de las luces is a Muslim work circulating in the Iberian Peninsula among Mudéjars and...
Este capítulo está sujeto a una licencia CC BY-NC 4.0According to a history of Medina written in the...
PhDThis thesis is an investigation, on the basis of three texts chosen from early Castilian literat...