Thank you, Guy Burak for joining us as guest blog editor in October. In case you missed his essays, here they are: Narrating Change Terminological Tensions Thank you! Follow Guy … Continue reading Thank you, Guy Burak!
Thank you, Guy Burak!
Terminological Tensions
By Guy Burak [Muḥammad al-Timurtāshī] said in Minaḥ al-Ghaffār: “the sijill is the document (ḥujja) where the verdict (ḥukm) of the judge [is written].” But this is in their custom … Continue reading Terminological Tensions
Narrating Change
By Guy Burak The increasingly systematic study of Ottoman Islam – or, perhaps, Islam in the Ottoman Empire – is arguably one of the greatest historiographical developments in Islamic studies … Continue reading Narrating Change
Welcome to our October Guest Blogger: Guy Burak
Guy Burak is the Librarian for Middle Eastern, Islamic and Jewish Studies at NYU's Elmer Holmes Bobst Library. He is the author of The Second Formation of Islamic Law: The … Continue reading Welcome to our October Guest Blogger: Guy Burak