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Qurʾān
Course description The Qurʾānic text occupies a central place in the Islamic intellectual and faith tradition. Revered by more than one billion people, it is considered by Muslims as the (…)
Quranic Polemics and Late Antique Religious Texts: Counter Discourse and Riposte
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Qur’ân Seminar
Presentation The Qurʾan Seminar is a research project organized by the International Qurʾanic Studies Association (IQSA). At the heart of the project is the collaborative study of selected (…)
Mapping the Qur’an
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Islamic Law
Course Description جميعا الناس أحيا فكأنما أحياها ومن Qur’ân V, 32 This course is an introduction to the Islamic Law and presents an overview of its development from the rise of islam until (…)
Ḥadīṯ
Course description “Aḥabb mâ ta’abbadanî bihi ‘abdî ilayya an-nuṣḥ lî” (Hadith Qudsî) This course is an introduction to the Ḥadīṯ which is define as reports of the prophet’s words and deeds (…)
History of Islamic Theology (‘Ilm al Kalām)
Course Description « This is a science that involves arguing with logical proofs in defense of the articles of faith and refuting innovators who deviate in their dogmas from the early Muslims (…)
Islamic Ethics
Course description جميعا الناس أحيا فكأنما أحياها ومن Qur’ân V, 32 What is Islamic Ethics? How to define it? What are its sources? What is its place and its own contribution in Classical and (…)
Cycle de conférences par Jan Van Reeth (28 Avril-19 mai 2014)
Monsieur Jan VAN REETH Professeur à la Faculté des Sciences religieuses Comparatives d’Anvers, Directeur d’Etudes invité par M. Mohammad Ali Amir-Moezzi et M. Christian Jambet Donnera un cycle de (…)
Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy
Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy [S.l.] : Oxford : Blackwell publishers, 2003- [S.l.] : Blackwell Publ., 2003-2008 [S.l.] : Wiley InterScience, 2008- Presentation Aims and Scope In recent (…)