Focusing on Islamic manuscript cultures, The Trans-Saharan Book Trade and The Arts and Crafts of Literacy contribute considerably to our understanding not only of the provenance, use, and authority of book manuscripts, but also their materiality in trans-Saharan Africa and various regions in sub-Saharan Africa respectively. A major concern of the editors is to move toward a more integrative approach in collecting, preserving, and studying these cultur..
For most of the twentieth century, the study of Islam in Africa was informed by the “area studies” f...
The history of the printed book in Africa is a relatively new line of inquiry. One of the most chall...
Although Muslims in Ethiopia are a large part of the total population, nevertheless, their literary ...
During the last two decades, the (re-)discovery of thousands of manuscripts in different regions of ...
The corpus of Moroccan manuscripts is estimated at more than 80,000 titles and 200,000 volumes held...
This paper share experiences of th South African Conservation Technical Team of the Timbuktu Rare Ma...
West African manuscripts are numerous and varied in forms and contents. There are thousands of them ...
This is a biography of a collection of eleven Arabic manuscripts at the library of the Università de...
University of Cape Town 5-6 September 2013 An International Conference convened by: Dr Dmitry BONDAR...
The West African city of Timbuktu flourished as a center for Islamic scholarship from the 14th throu...
"This volume presents new research and critical debates in African book history, and brings together...
This dissertation explores the history and historiography behind a corpus of Arabic prosopographical...
Before the twentieth century, to be literate in the Western Sahel meant to be literate in Arabic—or ...
The survival of Islam depends on the teaching of the sacred writing. The consequence was the inventi...
Herein two books are going to be briefly discussed. Although they have very little in common a...
For most of the twentieth century, the study of Islam in Africa was informed by the “area studies” f...
The history of the printed book in Africa is a relatively new line of inquiry. One of the most chall...
Although Muslims in Ethiopia are a large part of the total population, nevertheless, their literary ...
During the last two decades, the (re-)discovery of thousands of manuscripts in different regions of ...
The corpus of Moroccan manuscripts is estimated at more than 80,000 titles and 200,000 volumes held...
This paper share experiences of th South African Conservation Technical Team of the Timbuktu Rare Ma...
West African manuscripts are numerous and varied in forms and contents. There are thousands of them ...
This is a biography of a collection of eleven Arabic manuscripts at the library of the Università de...
University of Cape Town 5-6 September 2013 An International Conference convened by: Dr Dmitry BONDAR...
The West African city of Timbuktu flourished as a center for Islamic scholarship from the 14th throu...
"This volume presents new research and critical debates in African book history, and brings together...
This dissertation explores the history and historiography behind a corpus of Arabic prosopographical...
Before the twentieth century, to be literate in the Western Sahel meant to be literate in Arabic—or ...
The survival of Islam depends on the teaching of the sacred writing. The consequence was the inventi...
Herein two books are going to be briefly discussed. Although they have very little in common a...
For most of the twentieth century, the study of Islam in Africa was informed by the “area studies” f...
The history of the printed book in Africa is a relatively new line of inquiry. One of the most chall...
Although Muslims in Ethiopia are a large part of the total population, nevertheless, their literary ...