Conermann History and Society during the Mamluk Period (1250–1517)

Studies of the Annemarie Schimmel Institute for Advanced Study II
1. Auflage 2016
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E-Book, Englisch, Band Band 012, 251 Seiten

Reihe: Mamluk Studies

Ziel dieses Bandes ist, neue Akzente in der Mamlukenforschung zu setzen. Die Beiträge berühren eine Reihe spannender Themen: Heirat, Ehe und Scheidung, narrative Strategien in den Biogrammen hanbalitischer Richter, Wissensvermittlung, die zeitgenössische politische Ordnung, Wirtschaftswachstum, islamische Philosophie, die Präsenz der Zawawi-Gruppen in der Ayyubiden- und Mamlukenzeit sowie die Islamisierung von Ägypten und Syrien. Alle Beiträge tragen dazu bei, zu einem besseren, differenzierten Verständnis der Mamlukenzeit zu gelangen.Die Autorinnen und Autoren dieses Bandes, Fellows des Bonner Annemarie Schimmel Kollegs 'History and Society of the Mamluk Era', präsentieren in diesem Band die Ergebnisse ihrer am Kolleg durchgeführten Forschungen.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Conermann, Stephan

Weitere Mitwirkende

Baumann, Uwe

Becker, Thomas

Al Ghouz, Abdelkader

Shoshan, Boaz

Richardson, Kristina

Van Steenbergen, Jo

Gharaibeh, Mohammad

Baadj, Amar

Ingalls, Matthew

Borsch, Stuart

Raphael, Kate

Fachgebiete

• Geisteswissenschaften Geschichtswissenschaft Geschichtliche Themen Mentalitäts- und Sozialgeschichte
• Geisteswissenschaften Geschichtswissenschaft Weltgeschichte & Geschichte einzelner Länder und Gebietsräume Geschichte einzelner Länder Naher & Mittlerer Osten
• Geisteswissenschaften Islam & Islamische Studien Geschichte des Islam Geschichte des Islam: 7. - 14. Jahrhundert
• Geisteswissenschaften Islam & Islamische Studien Geschichte des Islam Geschichte des Islam: Neuzeit
• Geisteswissenschaften Geschichtswissenschaft Geschichtliche Themen Kultur- und Ideengeschichte
• Sozialwissenschaften Politikwissenschaft Politikwissenschaft Allgemein Politische Geschichte

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Title Page;4
2;Copyright;5
3;Table of Contents;6
4;Boaz Shoshan: On the Marital Regime in Damascus, 1480–1500 CE;8
5;Body;8
5.1;Introduction;8
5.2;Divorce;9
5.3;Marriage;11
5.4;Female Slaves and Concubines;18
5.5;Bibliography;27
5.5.1;Primary Sources;27
5.5.2;Studies;27
6;Kristina Richardson: The Evolving Biographical Legacy of Two Late Mamluk ?anbal? Judges;30
6.1;Introduction;30
6.2;Biography of Ibn Zurayq;31
6.3;Na?m ad-D?n b. Mufli?;36
6.4;Aftermath of the ?Umariyya Affair;39
6.5;Codicology of Ibn Zurayq’s Maya?a;41
6.6;Contents and Analysis of Ibn Zurayq’s Maya?a;43
6.6.1;Aw?n a-ur?? al-awwal;43
6.6.2;Aw?n a-ur?? al-t?n?;44
6.7;Reception of the Maya?a;48
6.8;Conclusion;48
6.9;Bibliography;49
6.9.1;Unpublished Works;49
6.9.2;Published Works;49
7;Jo Van Steenbergen: Appearances of Dawla and Political Order in late medieval Syro-Egypt. The state, social theory, and the political history of the Cairo Sultanate (thirteenth-sixteenth centuries);52
7.1;Introduction: Whither the Mamluk State?;52
7.2;Contemporary notions of dawla;55
7.2.1;Dawlat al-Atr?k: narratives of order, continuity and structure;56
7.2.2;From one dawla to another dawla: narratives of discontinuity and agency;64
7.3;Toward an alternative approach:;67
7.3.1;Social practice, disciplinary power, and the state as a structural effect;67
7.4;An alternative approach;71
7.4.1;Practices of reproduction, segmentation and integration, and their structural effects, in late medieval Egypt and Syria;71
7.4.2;Discipline, Order, and State Formation;73
7.4.3;Transformation, the tanistric mode of reproduction, and political order as process;76
7.5;Epilogue;79
7.5.1;The Cairo Sultanate between Dynastic and Mamluk political orders;79
7.6;Bibliography;82
7.6.1;Sources;82
7.6.2;Literature;83
8;Mohammad Gharaibeh: The Buld?niyy?t of as-Sa??w? (d. 902/1497). A Case Study on Knowledge Specialization and Knowledge Brokerage in the Field of ?ad?? Collections;88
8.1;Introduction;88
8.2;Theoretical and methodological remarks;89
8.2.1;Reference Group and Shared Ideas;89
8.2.2;Recombinant Knowledge Growth;90
8.2.3;Theoretical Concept of this Paper;92
8.3;From the Forty ?ad?? Collections to the Buld?niyy?t – A History of Knowledge Specialization and Knowledge Brokerage;93
8.4;al-Buld?niyy?t of as-Sa??w? – Comparison and Analysis;96
8.4.1;A Geographical Forty ?ad?? Collection or Geographical (?ad??) Collection?;98
8.4.2;Between the Conventions of the Text Group and the Shared Ideas of the Reference Group;101
8.5;Conclusion;104
8.6;Bibliography;105
9;Amar S. Baadj: The Term “Zaw?wa” in the Medieval Sources and the Zaw?w? Presence in Egypt and Syria during the Ayyubid and Mamluk Periods;108
9.1;Introduction;108
9.2;1. The Term Zaw?wa in the Medieval Arabic Sources;108
9.3;2. Prominent Zaw?w?s in Egypt and Syria during the Ayyubid and Mamluk Periods;115
9.4;Bibliography;122
9.4.1;1. Modern Studies;122
9.4.2;2. Primary Sources;123
10;Matthew B. Ingalls: —ar?, I?ti??r, and Late-Medieval Legal Change – A Working Paper;126
10.1;Introduction;126
10.2;Al-An??r?’s Position in the —?fi?? Ma?hab and His Legal Idiom;127
10.3;Al-An??r?’s Works in Fur??;131
10.4;The Dynamics of Commentary and Abridgement Within a Common Genealogy;138
10.4.1;Example 1: On Ritual Ablution and Compromised Boot-Wiping;139
10.4.2;Example 2: On the Age of Menopause;141
10.4.3;Example 3: On Removing Filth With Difficulty;143
10.5;Conclusion;146
10.6;Bibliography;147
11;Abdelkader Al Ghouz: Brokers of Islamic Philosophy in Maml?k Egypt. Shams al-D?n Ma?m?d b. ?Abd al-Ra?m?n al-I?fah?n? as a Case Study in the Transmission of Philosophical Knowledge through Commentary Writing;150
11.1;Introduction;150
11.2;Shams al-D?n Ma?m?d b. ?Abd al-Ra?m?n al-I?fah?n?: A Biography;153
11.3;Brokerage of Philosophical Knowledge in Fourteenth-Century Cairo: Al-I?fah?n?’s Ma??li? as a Case Study;160
11.3.1;The Social History of Ma??li?;161
11.3.2;The Intellectual History of the Ma??li?;164
11.4;Conclusions;168
11.5;Literature;169
11.5.1;Primary Sources;169
11.5.2;Secondary Sources;170
12;Stuart Borsch: Medieval Egyptian Economic Growth: the Mary?? Lagoon;174
12.1;Introduction: The Mary?? Lagoon;174
12.2;Mary?? Lagoon: Geographical and Historical Context;176
12.3;Section 1: Evidence of Supply – Irrigating the south-east Basin;178
12.3.1;Analysis: the Damanhur Crossroads;183
12.4;Water Supply from the South-East: The Tayriyya Canal;184
12.5;Section 2: Quantitative Evidence of Economic Production;186
12.5.1;Al-Tar?ja: the Epicenter;187
12.6;Conclusion;195
12.7;Bibliography;196
12.7.1;Primary Literature;196
12.7.2;Lexicon;197
12.7.3;Secondary Literature;197
13;Kate Raphael: Mosques east and west of the Jordan Valley: from the Arab conquest to the end of the Mamluk period;200
13.1;Introduction;200
13.1.1;Some differences of opinion;201
13.1.2;Previous works;206
13.1.3;Methodology of research and preliminary problems;207
13.1.4;Geography, chronology and mapping;208
13.2;Mosque construction under the first Caliphs, the Umayyads and ?Abb?sids;209
13.2.1;The spatial distribution of mosques 7th-late 9th centuries;214
13.3;From Sunn? to Sh??a rule: the distribution of mosques in the late 10th–11th centuries;219
13.3.1;The Crusader threshold;223
13.4;The distribution of mosques in the Ayyubid and Mamluk periods;223
13.4.1;The construction of mosques in relation to Jewish and Christian sacred sites;228
13.4.2;Whose responsibility was it?;230
13.4.3;Growth and/or change in the Mamluk period;232
13.5;Some Preliminary Conclusion;236
13.6;Bibliography;240
13.6.1;Abbreviations;240
14;Authors;250

Über Autor(innen)

Conermann, Stephan
Prof Dr Stephan Conermann teaches the History of the Islamicate World at the Institute of Oriental and Asian Studies, University of Bonn.

Becker, Thomas
Dr. Thomas Becker ist Leiter des Archivs der Universität Bonn und Lehrbeauftragter am Institut für Geschichtswissenschaft, Abteilung für rheinische Landesgeschichte.

Baumann, Uwe
Prof. Dr. Uwe Baumann lehrt Anglistik/Amerikanistik: Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft an der Universität Bonn.