‘The Alawi legacy of heroes: from medieval history to the Syrian Civil War’
Middle Eastern Studies
Y. Friedman
59/1 (2023), 103-125
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00263206.2022.2044317
University of Chicago’s inaugural lecture in the Franklin Lewis Lecture Series
Prof. Paul Losensky
“Parts and Wholes, Beyts and Ghazals: Assemblage Theory and the Poetry of Sā’eb Tabrizi”,
Thursday, February 16 at 5:00 CT in person and on zoom:
https://uchicagogroup.zoom.us/j/98791258773?pwd=VFlIeXFUdUNzcURVWHhyWUVsVVMrUT09
‘Shii News Chats’ aims to profile academics across the world whose research focuses on Shiism and Shii communities across the world. These thereby highlight the diversity of the researchers but also the diversity of the faith and its practitioners.
These can be found on the menu along the top of the site’s main page.
The second of these, with Simon Fuchs, lecturer in Islamic and Middle East Studies at the University of Freiburg, Germany, is now available via this link.
Panels of special interest to ‘Shii News’ subscribers include:
‘Hadith: Sunni and Shi’i Constellations’;
‘Islamic Law Between History and Praxis’;
‘Sufism and Alid Devotion’;
‘New direction in Shiʿi Studies’
