The Arabist: Budapest Studies in Arabic

Volume 28-29

Volume 28-29

2008

Proceedings of the Colloquium on Paradise and Hell in Islam: Keszthely, 7–14 July 2002. Part I. Ed. by K. Dévényi, A. Fodor

Fabrics Fit for Angels

Patricia L. Baker

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2008.28-29.1

1-17

Ascending to Heaven: Fourteenth-century Illustrations of the Prophet’s miʽrāǧ

Sheila S. Blair

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19-35

Paradise as a Garden, the Garden as Garden

Jonathan M. Bloom

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37-54

Animals in Islamic Paradise and Hell

Giovanni Canova

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55-81

The Events of Paradise: Facts and Eschatological Doctrines in Medieval Ismāʽīlī History

István Hajnal

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83-104

Paradise and Hell in the Qur’ān

Alan Jones

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105-121

Islamic Paradise in a Christian Context: The Ceiling of the Cappella Palatina in Palermo, Sicily

Tom Klobe

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123-136

Paradise and Hell in Muslim Philosophy

Miklós Maróth

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137-145

Paradise as a Parable

Rachel Milstein

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147-162

Come Hell or High Water: Afterlife as a Poetic Convention in Mediaeval Arabic Literature

Zoltán Szombathy

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2008.28-29.10

163-177

What Will Be the Fate of the Sinners in Hell? The Categories of the Damned in Some Muslim Popular Literature

Roberto Tottoli

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2008.28-29.11

179-195

Reviews

197-204