The Arabist: Budapest Studies in Arabic

Volume 30

Volume 30

2012

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

Jerusalem, Gateway to Paradise

Géza Fehérvári

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2012.30.1

1-10

A Magical Banner with the Representation of Paradise from the Tareq Rajab Museum in Kuwait

Alexander Fodor

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2012.30.2

11-37

Twin Spirits: Angels and Devils Portrayed in Shah Tahmasp’s Shah Nameh

Duncan Haldane

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2012.30.3

39-53

Paradise and Hell in Islam: The Literary Aspect as Represented in Risālat al-ġufrān

Ghada Hijjawi Qaddumi

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2012.30.4

55-66

Qabḍ and basṭ: On the History of Two Ṣūfī Terms: al-Bisṭāmī’s Ascension and His Refutation of the Delights of Paradise

Tamás Iványi

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2012.30.5

67-83

Are the Jewish Paradise and Hell Comparable to Those in Islam?

Avihai Shivtiel

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.2012.30.6

85-98

Short communication: The Arabs and the Knowledge of Precious Stones

Samar Najm Abul Huda

99-108

Reviews

109-116