The Arab world and Islam in cultural-historical perspective: Collected papers in honor of Prof. Yordan Peev, one of the founders of Arabic and Islamic studies in Bulgaria. In Bulgarian
Category: Arabian Studies

Table of contents

S. Evstatiev, P. Pavlovich. Preface

G. Evstatieva. Detachment of the Muslim Rulers from the Community: Ḥijābs And Ḥājibs of the Caliphs

S. Evstatiev. On the Origins and Nature of the Islamic Doctrine of Apostasy and the Accusations of Unbelief (Takfīr)

B. Kamova. The Indian Tradition in Islamic Governance in India during the Middle Ages

S. Kenderova. The Qur’ān and the Qur’ānic Literature in the Library of Osmān Pazvāntoğlu in Vidin (1252/1837)

P. Pavlovich. Formation of the Classical Schools of Law in Sunnī Islam

A. Fedotoff. On George N. Roerich’s Academic Activities in the Field of Oriental Studies during Nicholas K. Roerich’s Central Asian Expedition

A. Shinikov. Religious Educational Institutions under the Abbasids: Problems of Typology

N. Lambev. The Ismāīlīs and the Levantine Origins of the Military Orders

D. Mincheva. Islamic Iconoclasm and Violence

M. Appen. Borhān-E Qaṭe‘: The Structure of the Dictionary and Its Lexical Entries

T. Pashova, H. Tchobanova. Framing the Syllabus of the Practical Course in Arabic Language in the BA Program of Arabic Studies at Sofia University, in the Light of the “Common European Framework of Reference for Languages”

P. Samsareva. Образуване на съществителни имена за резултат и обект на действието в съвременния арабски книжовен език (nomina patientis)

G. Rousseva. On Sufism In India And Some Of Its Literary Incarnations

V. Todorov. Variants of Nominal Stems in Proto-Semitic and Proto-Afro-Asiatic

A. Shakir. Some Aspects of Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language Via a Foreign Language (The Case of Using Arabic, Turkish and English i.e. a Semitic, a Turkic and an Indo-European Language Together)

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