“The European Qur’ān” (EuQu: https://euqu.eu/) is an ongoing project
funded by a Synergy Grant of the European Research Council (ERC),
dedicated to the important place of the Muslim holy book in
European cultural and religious history. From the 12th...
“The European Qur’ān” (EuQu: https://euqu.eu/) is an ongoing project
funded by a Synergy Grant of the European Research Council (ERC),
dedicated to the important place of the Muslim holy book in
European cultural and religious history. From the 12th...
“The European Qur’ān” (EuQu: https://euqu.eu/) is an ongoing project
funded by a Synergy Grant of the European Research Council (ERC),
dedicated to the important place of the Muslim holy book in
European cultural and religious history. From the 12th...
“The European Qur’ān” (EuQu: https://euqu.eu/) is an ongoing project
funded by a Synergy Grant of the European Research Council (ERC),
dedicated to the important place of the Muslim holy book in
European cultural and religious history. From the 12th...
“The European Qur’ān” (EuQu: https://euqu.eu/) is an ongoing project
funded by a Synergy Grant of the European Research Council (ERC),
dedicated to the important place of the Muslim holy book in
European cultural and religious history. From the 12th...
“The European Qur’ān” (EuQu: https://euqu.eu/) is an ongoing project
funded by a Synergy Grant of the European Research Council (ERC),
dedicated to the important place of the Muslim holy book in
European cultural and religious history. From the 12th...
Digital Scholarship Conversations
December 4, 2020
Speakers:
Suzanne Akbari, Professor of Medieval Studies, IAS
Rachel Di Cresce, Project Librarian, The Book and the Silk
Roads
Jessica Lockhart, Director of Research, The Book and the Silk
Roads
J...
Ethiopia has a long and complex history with Jews and Judaism.
Perhaps most constitutive of the connection between the two is an
Ethiopian tradition according to which the favor of the God of
Israel, along with the ark of the covenant, was...
Ethiopia has a long and complex history with Jews and Judaism.
Perhaps most constitutive of the connection between the two is an
Ethiopian tradition according to which the favor of the God of
Israel, along with the ark of the covenant, was...
This is the first event of a webinar series. For additional
details visit IAS Ethiopian
Studies Series.
Convenors: Suzanne Akbari (IAS), Aaron Butts (CUA/IAS), Samantha L.
Kelly (Rutgers U/IAS), Sabine Schmidtke (IAS)
