Leipzig’s Role in the Early Exploration of Qaraite Literature

by Maximilian de Molière
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1. In the 1850s, Leipzig attained a prominent position in the field of Qaraite studies due to its unique collection of this literature in Europe  – manuscripts that were acquired by Constantin von Tischendorf (1815–1874). During this period, the only … Continued

Biblia Arabica Blog: Reunited After Over 60 Years: A Further Note on Georg Graf’s Nachlass

by Peter Tarras
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1. Anyone who works on Arabic translations of the Bible, especially Christian translations, knows the name Georg Graf (1875–1955) very well. With the first volume of his Geschichte der christlichen arabischen Literatur, he has created a reference work that is … Continued

أصل مصطلح “العربية اليهودية”: هل يجب أن نستمر في استخدام هذا المصطلح اليوم؟

by ماجدولين كونولي | Magdalen Connolly
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الحواشي ↑1 نستخدم الاسم اللاتيني، “Judaeo/Judeo-Arabic”، وأحيانً “Jewish-Arabic” ولكن كلا المصطلحين يخلقان انطباعًا بأن اللغة نفسها هي يهودية وبالتالي فهي مميزة على أساس الانتماء الديني. ↑2 أركّز على النصوص العربية المكتوبة بالحروف العبرية في هذا المقال فقط. للاطلاع على آخر … Continued

Biblia Arabica Blog: Conference Report: “The Bible and Arab Christianity: Translation, Interpretation, and Context” (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, 28-29 April 2023)

by Bishara Ebeid
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1. From 28 to 29 April 2023, a group of scholars in the field of Arabic Bible and Arab Christian studies gathered at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice to participate in a conference organized by myself in partnership with Syriaca, … Continued