Court cultures in the Muslim world : seventh to nineteenth centuries /
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مؤلفون آخرون: ,
التنسيق: كتاب
اللغة: English
منشور في:
London ; New York :
Routledge,
2011.
سلاسل:
SOAS/Routledge studies on the Middle East ;
13.
الموضوعات:
الوسوم: إضافة وسم
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رقم الطلب: DS36.855 .C68 2011
جدول المحتويات:
- •Introduction • Part I. Politics. The prophet and the early caliphates • 1. Did the prophet keep court? • 2. The representation of the early Islamic Empire and its religion on coin imagery • 3. Great estates and elite lifestyles in the Fertile Crescent from Byzantium and Sasanian to Islam • 4. Court and courtiers: a preliminary investigation of Abbasid terminology in Muslim court cultures of the Middle Ages • 5. Redressing injustice: "Ma'alim" jurisdictions at the Umayyad court of Cordoba (eighth-eleventh centuries CE) • 6. Social elites at the Fatimid court • 7. Courts, capitals and kingship: Delhi and its sultans in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries CE • 8. Between Dihliz and Dar al-'adl. Forms of outdoor and indoor royal representation at the Mamluk court in Egypt • 9. The Mongol court in Baghdad: the Brothers Juwayni between local court and central court: Muslim court cultures of early modernity • 10. Monolithic or dynamic? The Safavid court and the subaltern in the late seventeenth century • 11. Court culture and cosmology in the Mughal Empire : Humayun and the foundation of the Din-i ilahi • 12. Taming the tribal native: court culture and politics in eighteenth century Shiraz • 13. Global and local patterns of communication at the court of the Egyptian Khedives (1840-1880) • Part II. Patronage. Networks of patronage: 14. The administration of welfare under the Mamluks • 15. Favouritism at the Ottoman court in the eighteenth century sciences • 16. Enacting the rule of Islam: on courtly patronage of religious scholars in medieval and early modern times • 17. Ayyubid princes and their scholarly clients from the ancient sciences literature • 18. Royal dishes: on the historical and literary anthropology of the Near and Middle East • 19. The guidance of kingdoms: function of a mirror for princes at court and its representation of a court art and architecture • 20. Art and architecture of the Artuqid courts • 21. Court patronage and public space: Abu 'l-hasan ani al-Mulk and the art of persianizing the other in Qajar Iran • 22. Theatres of power and piety: architecture and court culture in Awadh, India.