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Clément Salah

@clementsalah.bsky.social

Social and Religious History of Islamic North Africa | Mālikism | Islamic Manuscripts

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Clément Salah@clementsalah.bsky.social · 7mo ago

We’re launching a new seminar series at @ox.ac.uk this term: the ‘Maghrib History Seminar’ at Queen‘s College. The inaugural lecture will be given by Amira K. Bennison (University of Cambridge) on Tuesday 27 January. If you’re in or around Oxford, all are very welcome!

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Adam Ramadhan@aramadhan.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Let us know if you have an idea for a paper as part of the two panels Leone Pecorini Goodall are convening at BRAIS.

Embodied Imamate@embodiedimamate.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Are you attending the 2026 BRAIS conference in London? If so, Embodied Imamate team members Leone Pecorini Goodall and Adam Ramadhan are convening two panels dedicated to the history of early Islam which they are inviting expressions of interest for. The details of each panel are below.

Princeton Geniza Lab@genizalab.bsky.social · last yr.

For the first time since the Princeton Geniza Project began in 1986, we have published our metadata collated from over 30,000 Geniza documents and the People, Places, and histories of the Middle East and premodern Jewish communities found therein! zenodo.org/records/1583...

Princeton Geniza Project Dataset

Since 1986, the Princeton Geniza Lab has been studying and digitizing historical documents from the Cairo Geniza, a cache of roughly 400,000 fragments of paper and parchment preserved in a medieval Eg...

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Clément Salah@clementsalah.bsky.social · last yr.

First day of the Schooling and Deschooling Islamic Law (SDIL) workshop in Madrid — great to be back in this beautiful city and to reconnect with colleagues working on Mālikī and Ḥanbalī traditions. Excited for the conversations ahead!

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Actuel Moyen Âge@agemoyen.bsky.social · last yr.

Quand ils s'ennuient en cours, les enfants dessinent sur leurs cahiers... qu'on soit en 2025 ou au XIe siècle ! On le voit bien sur ce papier daté du XIe siècle : un élève fait ses exercices d'écriture en hébreu et griffonne un bonhomme souriant dans un coin... 😆😍 T-S K5.19

Papier médiéval montrant des exercices d'écriture en hébreu. Dans un coin, l'élève a dessiné un petit bonhomme en bâtons, souriant, saluant de la main.