The Arabist: Budapest Studies in Arabic

Volume 1

Volume 1

1988

[Selected articles by Hungarian scholars on the occasion of the 14th Congress of the UEAI held in Budapest]

Die spätsassanidschen und schiitischen Mahdi-Erwartungen

K. Czeglédy

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.1

1-10

The Treatment of Conditional Sentences by the Mediaeval Arabic Grammarians: Stability and Change in the History of Arabic Grammar

Kinga Dévényi

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.2

11-42

A Popular Representation of Solomon in Islam

Alexander Fodor

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.3

43-56

Some Aspects of the Qadar Controversy in Early Islam

György Fodor

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.4

57-65

Laḥn and luġa

Tamás Iványi

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.5

67-86

Julius Germanus, the Orientalist

Ernő Juhász

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.6

87-98

Notes on Some Folk Medicine Practices in Libya

Zsuzsa Jurányi

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.7

99-102

Goldziher’s “Bahá’í” Correspondence

György Léderer

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.8

103-119

Byzantine Interference in Yemen: A Study in Motives

Abdel-Moneim Moukhtar

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.9

120-133

An Unknown Poem by Avicenna

István Ormos

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.10

134-141

Tigrahit – Tisyahit: The Harvest and Fire Festival in Siwa

Saber El-adly

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1988.1.11

142-156