Volume 9-10

1994

Proceedings of the Colloquium on Popular Customs and the Monotheistic Religions in the Middle East and North Africa, Budapest, 19th–25th September 1993. Part I, ed. by A. Fodor, A. Shivtiel

Allāh – the Infinite and Omnipresent God Sought Along Well-Defined Spatial Lines

Anton M. Heinen

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3-16.

Late Antique Science and Islam

Miklós Maróth

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17-36

The Arab Geographer al-Muqaddasī, Witness of Popular Customs in the Tenth Century

Dieter Sturm

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37-47

Some Aspects of Arabic Proverbs

Avihai Shivtiel

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49-62

Survivals of the Ancient Religion in Egypt

László Kákosy

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65-71

Arabic Bowl Divination and the Greek Magical Papyri

Alexander Fodor

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73-101

Popular Religion in Egypt since the Mamlūks

Michael Winter

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103-117

Popular Beliefs, Spiritual Beings, and Social Control: An Anthropological Study in Mediterranean Societies (المعتقدات الشعبية والكائنات الروحية والضبط الاجتماعي: دراسة أنثروبولوجية في مجتمعات البحر المتوسط)

Manal Abd al-Moneim Gadallah

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1994.9-10.8

119-140

The Victim and Customary Law: An Anthropological Study in the Folk Heritage of the Awlād ʽAlī Tribes in Egypt's Western Desert (المجني عليه والقضاء العرفي: دراسة أنثروبولوجية في التراث الشعبي لقبائل أولاد علي بالصحراء الغربية المصرية)

Mohamed Abdo Mahgoub

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141-158

as-Subūʽ (السبوع)

Shawki Abd El-Kawi Uthman Habib

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159-193

The Female Demon of Sīwa: The Mute Widow. A Study in Doctrinal Reconciliation (غولة سيوة: الأرملة البكماء. دراسة في التوفيق العقائدي)

Saber El-Adly

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1994.9-10.11

195-208

The Seven Saints of Marrakesh: Tales and Traditions

Mariëtte Errazki-Van Beek

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1994.9-10.12

211-224

Between Oral Tradition and Literacy: Women’s Use of the Holy Scriptures in Morocco

Marjo Buitelaar

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225-239

A Comparative Study of Niḏr as Practiced by Lebanese Christians, Muslims and Druze

Patricia Mihaly Nabti

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243-254

Women, Religion and Beliefs in Northeast Turkey

Ildiko Beller-Hann

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1994.9-10.15

257-282

The Infraction of the Religious Codes in the Mediterranean Folk Literature: The Case of the Islamic Ǧuḥā and the Sicilian Giufà

Francesca M. Corrao

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1994.9-10.16

283-293

Two Apotropaic Texts from the Jewish Museum of Budapest

Ida Fröhlich

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295-303

The Life (gädl) of Täklä Haymanot as a Source for the Study of Popular Religious Practices in Ethiopia

István Ormos

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1994.9-10.18

305-332

Die erste Beschreibung des „Ḥaǧǧ“ in der armenischen Literatur und die Bedeutung der Rituale in der Volkreligiosität

M. Kristin Arat

doi: 10.58513/ARABIST.1994.9-10.19

333-385