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Writing History in the
Medieval Islamic World
The Early and Medieval Islamic World
Published in collaboration with the Society for the Medieval Mediterranean
As recent scholarship resoundingly attests, the medieval Mediterranean and Middle
East bore witness to a prolonged period of flourishing intellectual and cultural diversity.
Seeking to contribute to this ever-more nuanced and contextual picture,
The Early and
Medieval Islamic World
book series promotes innovative research on the period 500–1500
AD with the Islamic world, as it ebbed and flowed from Marrakesh to Palermo and Cairo
to Kabul, as the central pivot. Thematic focus within this remit is broad, from the cultural
and social to the political and economic, with preference given to studies of societies and
cultures from a socio-historical perspective. It will foster a community of unique voices on
the medieval Islamic world, shining light into its lesser-studied corners.
Series Editor
Professor Roy Mottahedeh, Harvard University
Advisors
Professor Amira Bennison, University of Cambridge
Professor Farhad Daftary, Institute of Ismaili Studies
Professor Simon Doubleday, Hofstra University
Professor Frank Griffel, Yale University
Professor Remke Kruk, Leiden University
Professor Beatrice Manz, Tufts University
Dr Bernard O’Kane, American University in Cairo
Professor Andrew Peacock, University of St Andrews
Dr Yossef Rapoport, Queen Mary University of London
New and Forthcoming Titles
Cross Veneration in the Medieval Islamic World: Christian Identity and Practice under
Muslim Rule,
Charles Tieszen (Fuller Theological Seminary/Simpson University)
Power and Knowledge in Medieval Islam: Shi’i and Sunni Encounters in Baghdad,
Tariq al-Jamil (Swathmore College)
The Eastern Frontier: Limits of Empire in Late Antique and Early Medieval Central Asia,
Robert Haug (University of Cincinnati)
Narrating Muslim Sicily: War and Peace in the Medieval Mediterranean World,
William Granara (Harvard University)
Female Sexuality in the Early Medieval Islamic World: Gender and Sex in Arabic Literature,
Pernilla Myrne (University of Gothenburg)
Writing History in the
Medieval Islamic World
The Value of Chronicles as Archives
Fozia Bora
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