The said and the unsaid in early Muslim sources on conversion to Islam : revisiting conversion narratives in the Sīra and Ibn Sa'd's Ṭabaqāt

35-54 p.

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  • Introduction
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  • Conclusive or clue? : reading unexpected silences in our sources
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  • The said and the unsaid in early Muslim sources on conversion to Islam : revisiting conversion narratives in the Sīra and Ibn Sa'd's Ṭabaqāt
  • An unspoken "Islamic city" in the guise of a biographical dictionary : notes on the Ta'rīkh Baghdād by al-Khaṭīb al-Baghdādī (5th/11th century) and the genre of local histories
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  • Narrative silences : notes for a phenomenology of the lacuna in Arabic and Persian texts of the Classical period
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  • The invisible mother : notes on the medieval Islamic (under)representation of motherhood
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  • Unworthy of a name? : the blurred outlines of local "pagan religions" in the jihad literature from 19th century West Africa
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  DOI: 10.19272/202203804003

  ISSN: 1724-1863

  Permalink: https://digital.casalini.it/10.19272/202203804003