Jeffrey T. Kenney, Muslim Rebels: Kharijites and the Politics of Extremism in Egypt (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006). Pp. 234. $45.00 cloth. - Kalmbach, Hilary (International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2009)
Keywords: Recension

Review of Oman: The Islamic Democratic Tradition - Solomon, Gina; Latorre, Aida (Middle East Studies Association Bulletin, 2007)
Keywords: Recension

Latifah al-Bakkay, Harakat al-Khawarij. Nash'atuha wa-tatawwuruha ila nihayat al-'ahd al-umawi (37-132 H.) - Melchert, Christopher (Al-ʿuṣūr al-wusṭa, The Bulletin of Middle East Medievalists, 2002)
Keywords: Recension

Review of The Emergence of States in a Tribal Society: Oman under Sa'id bin Taymur, 1932-1970 - Allen, Jr, Calvin H. (Middle East Journal, 2007)
Keywords: Recension

Review of Oman: The Islamic Democratic Tradition - Allen, Jr, Calvin H. (International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2008)
Keywords: Recension

Review of Oman Emerges: An American Company in an Ancient Kingdom - Allen, Jr, Calvin H. (Middle East Journal, 2011)
Keywords: Recension

Review of Oman's Insurgencies: The Sultanate's Struggle for Supremacy; Oman: Politics and Society in the Qaboos State - Allen, Jr, Calvin H. (Middle East Journal, 2010)
Keywords: Recension

Review of In the Wake of the Dhow: The Arabian Gulf and Oman - Allen, Jr, Calvin H. (International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2004)
Keywords: Recension

Bernardie-Tahir, Nathalie (dir.) (2008) L’autre Zanzibar. Géographie d’une contre-insularité. Paris, Karthala, 379 p. (ISBN 978-2-84586-946-2) - Bouchard, Christian (Cahiers de géographie du Québec, 2009)
Un article de la revue Cahiers de géographie du Québec, diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.
Keywords: Recension

Oman: Politics and Society in the Qaboos State - By Marc Valeri: Oman . . . - Wimpy, Cameron (Digest of Middle East Studies, 2010)
Keywords: Recension

Review of Il sultanato di Zanzibar nel XIX secolo: traffici commerciali e relazioni internazionali; Makran, Oman and Zanzibar. Three-Terminal Cultural Corridor in the Western Indian Ocean (1799-1856), Beatrice Nicolini - Bernardi, Bernardo (Africa: Rivista trimestrale di studi e documentazione dell’Istituto italiano per l’Africa e l’Oriente, 2006)
Keywords: Recension

Review of Changing Rural Systems in Oman. The Khabura Project - Pater, Ben de (GeoJournal, 2000)
Keywords: Recension

Review of Makran, Oman and Zanzibar. Three-Terminal Cultural Corridor in the Western Indian Ocean (1799-1856) - Loimeier, Roman (Die Welt des Islams, 2006)
Keywords: Recension

Valerie Hoffman, The Essentials of Ibāḍī Islam - Thompson, Alexs (The Journal of Religion, 2015)
Keywords: Recension

Review of Mehri Texts from Oman (Based on Field Materials of T. M. Johnstone) - Kaye, Alan S. (Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2001)
Keywords: Recension

Review of In the Wake of the Dhow - Kaye, Alan S. (Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 2003)
Keywords: Recension

Dhows and the Colonial Economy of Zanzibar, 1860-1970 - Sheriff, Abdul Mohamed Hussein (Economic History Association, 2005)
Keywords: Recension

من رحالة شبة الجزيرة العربية الكولونيل إس. بي. مايلز ويوميات رحلة في عمان - Miles, Samuel Barrett (الدارة, 2006)
Keywords: Récits de voyage – Oman

Ibāḍīs in the Written-Oral Tradition of Modern Ḥaḍramawt - Rodionov, Mikhail A. (Chroniques du Manuscrit au Yémen, 2018)
Dédié à R. B. Serjeant (1915-1993), cet article traite de l’un de ses thèmes favoris, les aspects écrits et oraux de la tradition hadramie. L’auteur de l’article tente de mettre en lumière la valeur accordée au patrimoine ibadite du Hadramaout, autant par ses habitants que dans la mémoire culturelle. L’étude s’appuie sur des données de terrain réunies de 1983 à 2008, différentes sources écrites, en particulier un livre de ʿAbd al-Raḥmān Ǧaʿfar Bin ʿAqīl (2006), une édition diffusée dans des cercles limités de ʿAbd al-Raḥmān ʿAbd al-Karīm al-Mallāḥī (2001), ainsi que sur des récits de tribus locales
Keywords: Ibadisme – Yemen

La lutte des Amazighs en Libye pour la reconnaissance de l’amazighité - Ferkal, Masin (Herodote, 2021)
Keywords: Vie politique – Djebel Nefousa

Ибадизм В Зеркале Словесной Культуры: Особенности Поэтики Абу Муслима Аль-Бахляни И Сподвижников = Ibadism in the Mirror of Culture: Peculiarities of the Poetics of Abu Muslim Al-Bahlany and His Coreligionists - Zarytovskaya, Victoria; Rabhi, Ahmed M.N. al- (Восток. Афро-Азиатские Общества: История И Современность, 2021)
The article examines the ideological core and technique of the poetic art of the most famous poets of Oman, the state religion of which is Ibadism. An interdisciplinary approach, which included historical review and linguistic methods of analysing original texts, made it possible to identify the content and artistic features of the Ibadites works. A close connection was revealed between the theory and history of Ibadism not only with the themes of the works (religious with a predominance of the motive of exile, repentance, justice and a call to civil action), but also with the forms of their implementation, such as refusal to directly mention the epithets of Allah, certain types of chronotopes, suggestive techniques, the use of the full semantic potential of the word, etc. The authors assert that Ibadite poetry has a political orientation and that civil Arab poetry could reach its heights only in the Ibadite environment. The peculiarities of the Ibadite poetics are traced mainly in the texts of such a prominent figure in the culture of Oman as Abu Muslim al-Bahlani.
Keywords: Poésie – Oman

من الأدوار الحضارية للمدن الصحراوية وارجلان أنموذجا - غرايسة, عمار (مجلة الواحات للبحوث والدراسات, 2011)

شعرية الإنتماء دارسة في ديوان أغنيات النخيل لمحمد ناصر - خذري, علي (الأثر - مجلة الآداب واللغات, 2005)
Keywords: Poésie – Mzab

موقف سلطنة عمان من حرب الخليج الأولى والثانية - عباس, علي حمزة (مجلة أبحاث كلية التربية الأساسية, 2014)

المرحلة العمانية في حياة الشيخ سليمان الباروني (1924-1940م) - عباس, علي حمزة (مجلة أبحاث كلية التربية الأساسية, 2013)
Keywords: Bārūnī; Sulaymān al- (1870-1940)

صورة الخصم المحارب فی شعر النبهانی : دراسة تحلیلیة - خلف, قیس علاوی (اداب الرافدین, 2021)
لم یلق الشعر العمانی الدراسة التی تکفی وکذلک الشعراء العمانیون؛ لم تنلهم ید العنایة التی یستحقونها على الرغم من أن معظم شعراء عُمان قد تمیزوا بالأشعار ذات السبک الرصین والجزالة والجمال، والوصول لمستوى متمیز فی محاکاة الشعر العربی القدیم سواء أکان ذلک الشعر مستقلا بکیانه؛ أم کان تقلیدا أو معارضة، ولا سیما فی حقب زمنیة غابت عن الشعر فیها القصائد التی تبلغ الدرجة المتمیزة من البلاغة والصور الشعریة والمستویات الفنیة المطلوبة، وإنما غلبت على الشعر الزخارف اللفظیة والتنمیق المتکئ على الجناس المتکلف والاستعارات الفجة والطباق المبالغ به.
Keywords: Poésie – Oman

موقف جامعة الدول العربیة من قضایا التحرر والاستقلال العربی (إمامة عُمان أنموذجاً 1953-1975) - خلیل, عمر مهدی (اداب الرافدین, 2018)
کانت نهایة الحرب العالمیة الاولى (1914-1918) إیذاناً ببدء مرحلة جدیدة من مراحل التنظیم الدولی والاقلیمی تهدف کل منها الى توحید الجهود الدولیة لتقلیل الازمات وفض المنازعات وتفادی وقوع الحروب، وجاء ذلک منذ تأسیس عصبة الامم ومن ثم جامعة الدول العربیة وهیئة الامم المتحدة والاتحاد الاوربی ومنظمة المؤتمر الاسلامی وغیرها. وقد تأسست جامعة الدول العربیة کأحد ارهاصات الحرب العالمیة الثانیة (1939-1945) بدعوة من ساسة بریطانیا بهدف توحید الجهد العربی وکسبه الى جانبها، وقد ادت جامعة الدول العربیة دوراً فی الدفاع عن قضایا الاستقلال العربی فی کافة المجالات السیاسیة و الاقتصادیة والعسکریة فضلاً عن الجانب الاعلامی . قسمت الدراسة الى مقدمة و سبعة محاور وخلاصة ، تناول المحور الاول بواکیر تأسیس جامعة الدول العربیة ، وافرد المحور الثانی لدراسة الموقف العام لجامعة الدول العربیة من قضایا الاستقلال العربی عموماً و على رأسها القضیة الفلسطینیة، فی حین خصص المحور الثالث لدراسة التنافس السیاسی بین الاسر المحلیة فی عُمان مع القوى السیاسیة الکبرى کالدولة العثمانیة و بریطانیا، و تناول المحور الرابع الثورة فی عُمان و الخلاف بین عُمان و مسقط حول الامتیاز البریطانی لاستخراج النفط، وجاء المحور الخامس لیلقی الضوء على موقف جامعة الدول العربیة من الاجراءات السیاسیة و العسکریة البریطانیة ، اما المحور السادس فجاء لدراسة تأثیرات التطورات الاقلیمیة و الدولیة على جبهة تحریر ظفار، اما المحور الاخیر فکان لبیان موقف جامعة الدول العربیة من انقلاب السلطان قابوس . و قد اعتمدت الدراسة على عدد من المصادر کان اهمها قرارات جامعة الدول العربیة و کتاب عُمان منذ 1856مسیراً و مصیراً لمؤلفه روبرت جیران لاندن و کتاب الصراع الداخلی فی عُمان خلال القرن العشرین 1913-1975 لمؤلفه ابراهیم محمد ابراهیم شهداد ، فضلاً عن مصادر اخرى .

Hâri̇cî Leri̇n “El-Emru Bi̇’l-Ma’rûf Ve’n-Nehyu Ani̇’l-Münker” Anlayişi - Dalkiran, Sayın (Atatürk Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi, 2004)
Principle “el-emru bi’l-ma’rûf ve’n-nehyu ani’l-münker / to command goodness to avoid from badness” has big importance in Islam. This is a mission and command that every Muslim has to do it. But, in order to do this command to the present from first period there is a state that Muslims generally agree on it. That is, government does action for intervention scholars warn by their tongues and the other Muslims do not like by their heart. At this subject, if every body does action for intervention saying that I make it to command good and to avoid from badness, it causes an instigation. But, since Haricies accept only themselves as Muslim and accept the other Muslims as polytheist and unbeliever, they used force to think like they and to action in intervention, and they killed them who do not accept Haricies. Consequently, they appeared in the name of Islam but they showed a structure which is not fit to spirit of Islam. Although Islam is not related to terrorism, they cause terrorism weather in Islam Countries. At the present, time to time, similar formations are seen.

علاقة الرستميين بالإمارة الأموية في الأندلس - بوباية, عبد القادر (التراث العربي, 2009)
Keywords: Relations – Tahert – Andalousie

Laris Kindynis, Djerba, l'île enchantée de mon enfance - Merimi, Mohamed (Rawafid, 2010)
Keywords: Recension

Une vieille cité devenue métropole : Ouargla (Note) - Chaba, Mohamed (Méditerranée, 2002)
Keywords: Urbanisme – Ouargla

الإمامة الإباضية - تغلات, زهير (İslami İlimler Dergisi, 2015)
The political theory of Ibadhiya differs from the other islamic sects due to its getting through four different stages along history. These stages has begun with the establishment of Rustemi State which is regarded as the golden age of Ibadhis, and ends with their surrender to a non-Ibadhi government’s rule. Through this process, few has changed in terms of the principles, the essence and the long term purposes of the imamate theory. Ibadhis rather changed their tactics and tools as the community go under various conditions.
Keywords: Imamat – Ibadisme

ثورة أبو يزيد مخلد بن كيداد النكاري بين الأنصاف والتجريح - عشي, علي (İslami İlimler Dergisi, 2015)
Along history the Islamic Maghreb has withnessed a great deal of social, political and ideological revolutions which have caused the region to gain a dynamic structure. These events deeply influenced the whole region, specially the Middle Maghreb.. As one of these important events the uprising of Muhalled b. Yezid has been a quite clear expression of reactions given to the Fatimid politics which are blamed to be sectarian and economically authoritarian. In this article, the reader will find a comparison between Muhalled’s sect and the other sects of the region, the reason why Muhalled asked the help of Omayyad Dynasty, how he found supporters for his mission, how his uprising has expanded over the whole East Africa and an investigation Fatimid politics of the Middle Maghreb. All of teh Arabic, Fatimid and Ibadhi sources will be taken into consideration.
Keywords: Nukkarisme

الشيخ أبو إسحاق إبراهيم اطفيش رحمه الله محققا - بوعصبانة, عمر بن لقمان (İslami İlimler Dergisi, 2015)
This study aims to explain the method used by Sheikh İbrahim Atfeesh in editing and critizing the manuscripts related to Ibadhiya. Atfeesh has contributed to many Islamic libraries across the Muslim World with his Works and his special contribution to Egyptian National Library’s researchers is also mentioned in the article. Atfeesh’s another feature was his being a specialist on concepts of Ibadhiya which have been misused many of the times.
Keywords: Aṭfiyyash; Ibrāhīm b. Muḥammad (1886-1965)

التعليم عند اإلباضية ببالد المغرب -مدينة تيهرت أنموذجا- - بعرة, مريم رزاق (İslami İlimler Dergisi, 2015)
Tahert has been a cultural center of the North Africa during the Rustemi reign due to the policy of tolerance carried out by the administrators’. This tolerance towards different sects and the intensive contribution of Ulama to the scientific studies have encouraged people to be make effort on learning and getting educated widely. The Rustemi State has united the clans from different sects in the region. Along with scientific and literary depth of Rustemi household, education, justice and pluralistic tendency have been quite prominent during this reign.
Keywords: Enseignement – Afrique du Nord – Moyen-âge

البعد المقاصدي في فقه الأسواق عند الإباضية فتوى الشيخ بيوض في جواز شراء "المكس" نموذجا - حمدي, محمد بن صالح (İslami İlimler Dergisi, 2015)
Taxation and quoting are absolutely the most promiment issues in the Islamic commercial law. This study aims to explain the controversy among Ibhadi scholars about the provisions of taxation and quoting considering Sheikh Bayyoud’s fatwa on purchasing the taxes during the French Occupation of Algeria. Beside this the study also elaborates the understanding of Islamic Law in Sheikh Bayyoud’s thought who is the last Ibhadi Leader.
Keywords: Bayyūḍ; Ibrāhīm ibn ʿUmar (1899-1981); Fiqh

الأبعاد المنهجية لوحدة المسلمين، في فكر أبي إسحاق اطفيش -مجلة المنهاج نموذجا - - بابا عمي, محمد بن موسى (İslami İlimler Dergisi, 2015)
This study aims to explain the methodological dimensions of Muslim Union in the thought of Atfeesh using his prominent journal al-Minhaj as a source. The researcher concludes that the Muslim Union should be a subject of methodological discussion before being a practical issue in Atfeesh’s thought. The union must be put to a test in real life and must be examined if it lives in a given time and place. Its reasons, stages, tools and conditions need to be illustrated.
Keywords: Aṭfiyyash; Ibrāhīm b. Muḥammad (1886-1965)

منهج رواية الأحاديث ونقدها عند فقهاء الإباضية في القرن الرابع الهجري - ابن بركة العماني أنموذجا - - الحاج امحمد, قاسم بن عمر (İslami İlimler Dergisi, 2015)
Keywords: Fiqh

Mahfuzât: Umân Sultanlığı Ve Umân İbâdîleri̇ Üzeri̇ne - Söylemez, Mehmet Mahfuz (İslami İlimler Dergisi, 2015)

Mahfuzât: Cezayi̇r İbâdîleri̇ Arasında Beş Gün - Söylemez, Mehmet Mahfuz (İslami İlimler Dergisi, 2015)

الثوابت والمرتكزات في السياسة الخارجية العمانية - القطاطشة, محمد حمـد; الحضرمي, عمر حمدان (المنارة, 2007)
Keywords: Politique étrangère – Oman – 1970-2020

Two Rustamid Fulus Struck in Tiharat and Tilimsin - Liétard, Ludovic (Journal of the Oriental Numismatic Society, 2014)
Keywords: Numismatique – Tahert

Founder mutations in Tunisia: implications for diagnosis in North Africa and Middle East - Romdhane, Lilia; Kefi, Rym; Azaiez, Hela; Halim, Nizar Ben; Dellagi, Koussay; Abdelhak, Sonia (Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases, 2012)
Background: Tunisia is a North African country of 10 million inhabitants. The native background population is Berber. However, throughout its history, Tunisia has been the site of invasions and migratory waves of allogenic populations and ethnic groups such as Phoenicians, Romans, Vandals, Arabs, Ottomans and French. Like neighbouring and Middle Eastern countries, the Tunisian population shows a relatively high rate of consanguinity and endogamy that favor expression of recessive genetic disorders at relatively high rates. Many factors could contribute to the recurrence of monogenic morbid trait expression. Among them, founder mutations that arise in one ancestral individual and diffuse through generations in isolated communities. Method: We report here on founder mutations in the Tunisian population by a systematic review of all available data from PubMed, other sources of the scientific literature as well as unpublished data from our research laboratory. Results: We identified two different classes of founder mutations. The first includes founder mutations so far reported only among Tunisians that are responsible for 30 genetic diseases. The second group represents founder haplotypes described in 51 inherited conditions that occur among Tunisians and are also shared with other North African and Middle Eastern countries. Several heavily disabilitating diseases are caused by recessive founder mutations. They include, among others, neuromuscular diseases such as congenital muscular dystrophy and spastic paraglegia and also severe genodermatoses such as dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa and xeroderma pigmentosa. Conclusion: This report provides informations on founder mutations for 73 genetic diseases either specific to Tunisians or shared by other populations. Taking into account the relatively high number and frequency of genetic diseases in the region and the limited resources, screening for these founder mutations should provide a rapid and cost effective tool for molecular diagnosis. Indeed, our report should help designing appropriate measures for carrier screening, better evaluation of diseases burden and setting up of preventive measures at the regional level.
Keywords: Génétique – Djerba

La Libye en fragments - Ammour, Laurence Aïda (Annuaire Français de Relations Internationales, 2013)
La nouvelle Libye est confrontée à une dégradation croissante de sa sécuritaire intérieure. Les tiraillements entre partisans de la centralisation et ceux du fédéralisme, entre groupes militarisés rivaux, entre communautés et tribus ou entre milices
Keywords: Vie politique – Djebel Nefousa

奴隷言説の現在 : ザンジバルにおける奴隷制とアフリカ系オマーン人の歴史認識 = An Analysis of Discourses on Slavery : Slavery in Zanzibar and the Historical Perception of African Omanis - Okawa, Mayuko (Journal of Asian and African Studies, 2008)
Keywords: Esclavage – Zanzibar

Some Accounts of Women Delegates to Caliph Muʿāwiya: Political Significance - Yazigi, Maya (Arabica, 2005)

The Self Representation of The Imamate of Oman: the processes of construction of the list of imams - Matsuo, Masaki (2008)
As written in pamphlets issued by Arab Information Center in New York, the number of Ibadhi imams of Oman, who, according to allegations made by delegations of Arab countries in the United Nations, had ruled over Oman as legitimate rulers, was 61. Although it created an ostensive image on the historical reality of the Imamate of Oman, this number was a kind of invention of the Cairo office of the government-in-exile of the Imamate. This number related in pamphlets of Arab Information Center was based on information supplied by the Cairo office, which had made a list of imams with some authentic features from non-authentic French material, a Genealogical table of Zambaur. Some contradictory elements to the history legitimating the Imamate were altered and such alternations were concealed, Zambaur’s genealogical table was changed into the authentic material with plausible features as if being based on Salimi, a great Omani historian. This list could be recognized not a forgery but a result of self-representation of the Imamate of Oman without resource of discourse.
Keywords: Imamat – Oman

A Study of Titles of Rulers of the Al Bu Said Dynasty: Britain’s 19th century legitimization of Oman’s dynastic history - Matsuo, Masaki (Annals of Japan Association for Middle East Studies, 2003)
Keywords: Relations – Oman – Royaume-Uni

A Survey between Quriyat and Sur in the Sultanate of Oman (1997) - Ibrahim, Moawiyah; ElMahi, Ali Tigani (Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 2000)
The survey was carried out in advance of plans to replace the present track by a paved road, and was designed both to discover new sites and relocate those already known, and to draw up a programme for the study of the archaeology of the area and for the restoration and protection of its sites. The balance between natural and cultural heritage, one the one hand, and economic development on the other, is always critical. During the course of the survey sites of many different types and dates, from prehistoric shell middens to medieval mosques, were visited and assessed. Several sites have been noted as of special interest or in particular danger, and recommendations for further work are presented.
Keywords: Archéologie – Oman

مراكز المخطوطات في الجنوب الجزائري : إقليم توات نموذجاً - عوفي, عبد الكريم (آفاق الثقافة والتراث, 2001)
Keywords: Bibliothèques – Mzab

قيام نظام الإمامة في عمان (1331 - 1339هـ / 1913 - 1920م) - التركي, عبد الله بن إبراهيم (مجلة جامعة أم القرى لعلوم الشريعة والدراسات الاسلامية, 2009)
يهدف هذا البحث إلى دراسة عودة نظام الإمامة في عمان، وظهوره كقوة منافسة للسلطان العماني، ومناوأة للنفوذ البريطاني في المنطقة. \ فمنذ توقيع معاهدة الحماية بين سلطنة عمان وحكومة الهند البريطانية عام 1308 هـ/1891 م تحولت العلاقة بين الجانبين إلى حكم غير مباشر من قبل بريطانيا لعمان، عبر الوكيل السياسي والقنصل البريطاني في مسقط، فتم منع تجارة الرقيق وتجارة السلاح. وتحت ذريعة مقاومة تلك التجارتين، تم تضييق الخناق علي القبائل العمانية وتم تدمير كثير من سفنها التجارية، وفي المقابل تم منح الرعايا البريطانيين مزيداً من الحرية والمميزات. \ أدت تلك الإجراءات إلى تجمع القبائل العمانية ومعظمها من القبائل الأباضية. وتم انتخاب إمام من بينهم وذلك عام 1331هـ/ 1913م، وتشكلت حكومة محلية داخل عمان، ونقضت هذه القبائل بيعتها للسلطان، وأنشأت قوة عسكرية استطاعت أن تستولي بها علي معظم المناطق العمانية سوى بعض الموانئ المهمة مثل: مسقط، ومطرح. \ ومن هنا تدخلت بريطانيا إلى جانب السلطان فيصل بن تركي ثم إلى جانب ابنه تيمور بن فيصل وذلك بالدعم المادي والعسكري، ثم تدخلت بوساطة بين الإمام والسلطان وعقدت عدة لقاءات بين الجانبين أسفرت عن توقيع اتفاقية السيب عام 1339 هـ/ 1920م وبموجب ذلك انقسمت عمان، ففي الداخل يحكم الإمام، وفي الساحل يحكم السلطان. \ يهدف هذا البحث * إلى دراسة عودة نظام الإمامة (1) في عمان وظهوره كقوة منافسة للسلطان العماني ومناوأة للنفوذ البريطاني في المنطقة، ومحاولة تلمس الأسباب التي أدت إلى نجاحه كقوة داخلية استطاعت أن تستقطب عدداً كبيراً من القبائل العمانية وذلك في العقد الرابع من القرن الرابع عشر الهجري، العقد الثاني من القرن العشرين الميلادي، ثم تتبع مراحل نزاع الإمامة مع السلطان العماني حتى تم توقيع اتفاقية السيب (2) عام 1339 هـ/ 1920 م بين السلطنة العمانية والإمامة الأباضية (3) بوساطة بريطانية، والجديد الذي تضيفه هذه الدراسة أنها تعتمد علي وثائق عربية وإنجليزية جديدة من أرشيف وزارة الهند في لندن، إضافة إلى عدد من المصادر العربية والأجنبية الأخرى \
Keywords: Vie politique – Oman – 1913-1932

الحملات الفارسية على عمان و سقوط حكم اليعاربة 1149 - 1162هـ / 1737 - 1749م - السديس, عبدالرحمن بن علي بن عبدالله (مجلة جامعة الإمام محمد بن سعود الإسلامية, 2000)
Keywords: Relations – Oman – Iran

Noun Prefixes in Eastern Berber - Van Putten, Marijn (Rivista degli studi orientali, 2015)
The Eastern Berber languages have a noun prefix system different from other Berber languages. They undergo shortening of the prefix in contexts not found elsewhere and tje feminine plural prefix ti- appears to be absent. This article examines the conditioning of the different allomorphs of the prefixes, and suggests that the absence of the plural prefix ti- cannot be explained as the result of a internal historical development, which may suggest that the Eastern Berber feminine plural prefix tə- is the original form.
Keywords: Linguistique – Djebel Nefousa

Autoritarisme et stratégies de légitimation dans le golfe Persique à l'heure du « Printemps arabe » - Valeri, Marc (Revue internationale de politique comparée, 2012)
Keywords: Vie politique – Oman – 1970-2020

High Visibility, Low Profile: The Shiʿa in Oman Under Sultan Qaboos - Valeri, Marc (International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2010)
If the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 has produced unprecedented consequences for the internal policies of Middle Eastern regimes, this is not related to the upsurge of democratization that was supposed to spread like a contagion through the neighboring countries. Rather, it is due to the increased impact of the Shiʿi issue on the national political agendas of many Arab states. Following the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime, many observers thus drew attention to the emergence of what they regarded as a Shiʿi “revival” in the Middle East—a perception that the military success of the Lebanese Hizbullah against Israel in the summer of 2006 seemed to confirm.
Keywords: Vie politique – Oman – 1970-2020

Le Conseil d'Oman, une instance bicamérale de consolidation de l'autoritarisme sultanien - Valeri, Marc (Revue internationale de politique comparée, 2008)
Depuis 1996, le sultanat d’Oman dispose d’un parlement bicaméral, le Conseil d’Oman, composé d’une chambre haute, le Conseil d’état, nommée intégralement par le sultan, et d’une chambre basse, le Conseil Consultatif, élue au suffrage universel tous les quatre ans. Ce texte s’interroge sur le rôle de cette institution, dans un pays gouverné depuis 1970 par un souverain (Qabous Al Said) qui a su concilier un développement économique et social sans précédent avec la personnalisation du pouvoir la plus élaborée de toute la Péninsule arabique.
Keywords: Vie politique – Oman – 1970-2020

The United Kingdom's Last Hot War of the Cold War: Oman, 1963–75 - DeVore, Marc (Cold War History, 2011)
Keywords: Vie politique – Oman – 1932-1970

Review : Makran, Oman and Zanzibar: Three-Terminal Culural Corridor in the Western Indian Ocean, 1799-1856, Beatrice Nicolini, Leiden: E. J. Brill, 2004. ISBN 9004137807, xxvii + 179 pp., index, four illustrations - Limbert, Mandana E. (Iranian Studies, 2006)
Keywords: Recension

Mediterranean islands in Tabula Peutingeriana - Pazarli, Maria (e-Perimetron, 2009)
Keywords: Cartes – Djerba

The Iron Age ceramic tradition in the Gulf: a re-evaluation from the Omani perspective - Iamoni, Marco (Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 2009)
Keywords: Archéologie – Oman

قوى الموضع والموقع في سلطنة عمان بين الجغرافية السياسية والجيوبولتك - فضيخ, عبد العباس (مجلة الآداب, 2014)
Keywords: Politique étrangère – Oman – 1970-2020

Not liberation, but destruction: war damage in Tunisia in the Second World War, 1942–43 - Willis, Mark W. (The Journal of North African Studies, 2015)
The Nazis also extorted huge sums of money from Tunisian Jews: 51 million francs from the Tunis community, 20 million francs and 20 kilos of gold from those of Sfax, 15 million from Sousse, 20 kilos of gold from Gabès, and 32 kilos of gold from Jerba (one dollar equalled about 1.1 francs in 1943).
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Settlement history of a mountain oasis in Northern Oman - Nagieb, Maher; Siebert, Stefan; Luedeling, Eike; Buerkert, Andreas; Häser, Jutta (Die Erde, 2004)
Keywords: Archéologie – Oman

Moderasi Daulah Rustamiyyah Dalam Penyelesaian Konflik Politik - Rofiq, Ahmad Choirul (Analisis : Jurnal Studi Keislaman, 2014)
Disputes due to conflict of interest are unavoidable phenomena particularly in political life. Political conflicts arise due to differences of opinion, competition, and conflicts between a number of individuals, groups, or organizations involving state officials. This paper seeks to uncover the pattern of political conflict resolution carried by Daula Rustamiyyah which incidentally belonged to Khawarij Ibadiyyah moderate wing. By using the historical approach, the author finds out that the political policy of Rustamiyyah to resolve political conflicts within the government were based on Ibadiyyah doctrines that promote moderation. A number of political conflicts were successfully resolved by Rustamiyyah with a minimum violence. To solve political conflicts, the Rulers of Rustamiyyah began with persuasive step, from admonition to threat. Then, if necessary, it involves a third party as a mediator. If the measures were all unsuccessful, they took a firm stance, especially against those who endanger public stability. In addition, the government often took the initiative to utilize diplomacy during the ongoing armed conflict. By implementing such policies, peace and stability can be maintained by the Rustamiyyah government.
Keywords: Dynastie rustumide

Le haïk (ahouli) des femmes mozabites, marqueur de l’exception ibadite en Algérie - De Feo, Agnès (Horizons maghrébins, 2017)

Rituals of Royalty and the Elaboration of Ceremony in Oman: View from the Edge - Chatty, Dawn (International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2009)

Annual Pilgrimage to Djerba Gets Personal for a British Rabbi and His Friends - Hanley, Delinda C. (Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, 2004)
WRMEA, July/August 2004, pages 42-43 Special Report Annual Pilgrimage to Djerba Gets Personal for a British Rabbi and His Friends By Delinda C. Hanley
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Retention of the passive verb in a Bedouin dialect of northern Oman - Eades, Domenyk (Zeitschrift Für Arabische Linguistik, 2009)
The present contribution examines the form and function of the apophonic ("internal") passive (AP) in an Arabic dialect of northern Oman. The AP is one of several features common to all the dialects of Oman, having been retained in dialects of both the "Bedouin" (B) and "sedentary" (S) types. In a study of the AP in dialects of Oman and eastern Arabia, Clive Holes (1998) showed that this category survives as a functioning marker of the passive voice in Omani S dialects mostly in the historically isolated interior of the country, albeit in verbs belonging to a restricted set of syntactic and lexicosemantic categories. The purpose of the present study is to determine whether the same process of recession has taken place in a B dialect of the Omani interior. Results of the study reveal that in the B dialect of the Hidyīwī tribe, whose dīra is located in the hinterland of Muḍaybi in northern Oman, the AP is significantly more productive than in the S dialects described by Holes. This contrast corresponds with certain socio-historical factors which distinguish the different speech communities of the interior. In particular, the Hidyīwī community is significantly more isolated from outsider contact and maintains a more homogeneous, tight-knit social structure than towns in which the S dialects are spoken.
Keywords: Linguistique – Oman

موقف بريطانيا من الوجود السياسي والعسكري الأمريكي في عُمان 1932-1945 - محمود, ادريس حردان (مجلة الدراسات التاريخية والحضارية, 2012)

Les minarets octogonaux au Maghreb ottoman: origine et filiation - Saadaoui, Ahmed (Arab Historical Review for Ottoman Studies, 2011)
Keywords: Architecture – Djerba

AL-Qa'da of the Kharijites, Their Principles and Ideas From Their Inception Until the End of the Reign of Yazid Ibn Mu'awiyah (41-64 / 661-683) - Altalafha, Zaid Ghandi (Historical Research Letter, 2019)
AL-Qa'da of the Kharijites, Their Principles and Ideas From Their Inception Until the End of the Reign of Yazid Ibn Mu'awiyah (41-64 / 661-683)
Keywords: Kharijisme

Oman as a Counter-Terrorism Model for the GCC States - Caputo, Alexandra (Terrorism Monitor, 2016)
Keywords: Politique étrangère – Oman – 1970-2020

Remembering His Majesty Sultan Qaboos - Schmierer, Richard J. (Middle East Policy, 2020)
Keywords: Vie politique – Oman – 1970-2020

The artefacts from the fort at Mleiha: distribution, origins, trade and dating - Benoist, Anne; Mouton, Michel; Schiettecatte, Jeremie (Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 2003)
Keywords: Archéologie – Oman

La Libye avant le renouveau actuel - Fekini, Anwar (I Sentieri della Ricerca, 2011)

Are Women’s Roles Changing in Oman? - Miller, Andrew (The Student Researcher: A Phi Alpha Theta Publication, 2014)
This is an exploratory research project on Omani women’s roles changing in the household. To start off, tradition will be defined by the definition I followed throughout my paper. Following that, I will explore what is women’s traditional role within the household. Next, information will be presented that will discuss major steps women have taken in education, employment, and gaining skills for the workplace. These points will be followed up with statistics and an explanation of each table. These tables examine the data of women’s education, freedom, encouragement to work, and overall skills they are gaining. You will read about workshops that the government and world are sponsoring in order to bring forth women in the workplace in Oman. While researching, I did keep in mind counter arguments, which will be addressed as well. In conclusion, I have found more employed women than what I originally thought and they also dominate certain job fields. Additionally, moving forward, I will discuss how to encourage women to work more with providing accessible daycares

دور الإمام أفلح بن عبد الوهاب في ازدهار الحركة العلمية بتيهرت خلال القرن الثالث الهجري - عطية, آمال سالم (عصور الجديدة, 2016)

تطور عائلة مخزنية بتونس حلال العصر الحديث : آل بن عياد بين سنوات 1740 و1837م - السعداوي, إبراهيم محمد (Revue d'Histoire Maghrébine, 2004)
Keywords: Famille Bin Ayyad

المصطلح النحوي في آثار محمد بن يوسف أطفيش - جلايلي, أحمد (مجلة البحوث والدراسات, 2005)
Keywords: Atfiyyash; Muhammad b. Yusuf (1821-1914)

خلاف سليمان الباروني مع شكيب أرسلان حول الوحدة السياسية العربية وموقف عبد الحميد بن باديس منه - فايد, بشير (المستقبل العربي, 2016)
Keywords: Bārūnī; Sulaymān al- (1870-1940)

التعليم في سلطنة عمان 1970-1995 - عمر, باسمة عبد العزيز (مجلة كلية التربية الأساسية, 2013)
Keywords: Enseignement – Oman

العلاقات العمانية-السوفيتية 1970-1986 - عبد الله, طيبة خلف; عمر, باسمة عبد العزيز (مجلة آداب البصرة, 2010)
Keywords: Relations – Oman – Russie

العلاقات العمانية الفرنسية في عهد السید سعید بن سلطان 1806م-1856م - عمر, باسمة عبد العزيز (مجلة التربیة والعلم, 2013)
When Sayyid Said Bin Sultan started leading Oman in 1806, the Omani-French relations were excellent and very prospective. The basis of such relation were trading with Meuritius island. Sayyid Said tried to continue such mode of relations taking into account keeping Oman away from the continuing French- Britain conflict those days. From its side, France worked on developing its relations with Muscat through some agreements, but the British occupation of Meuritius island in 1810 and French defeat destroyed the Omani-French relations. Five years after that, Britain retuned Meuritius to France in 1815. This led to rebuild the relations once again between Muscat and France via some trading and diplomatic agreements. This could not prevent the occur of some other conflicts in those relations because of the contradictions in occupation of some places and properties in East of Africa. Thus, these relations were highly affected by the abstract roll of Britain. This forced Sayyid Said to establish some consulting agreement with Britain to supervise his relations with France in older to keep France away his properties. He always took the right decisions to get much benefits with less losses.
Keywords: Relations – Oman – France

العلاقات العمانية الفرنسية (1741-1810)م - عمر, باسمة عبد العزيز (مجلة الخليج العربي, 2009)
During the eighteenth century, the Arabian Gulf region had witnessed a great European competition and, due to its strategic location on the way to India, sultanate of Oman had felt such competition between England and France to have its ally and to be preferred, and due to the increase of such competition between England and France, Muscat thought that it is preferable to be idle in its relation with the two competitive powers at that time. In spite of that, the first roller of Albu-Said family, Ahmed bin Said (1741-1783) knew the benefit of the French friendship, the relation between Muscat and France had not developed to the level of diplomatic one but only a trade relation because England was competing them. However Muscat relations with France took a developed phase with Sultan bin Ahmed while he was rolling Muscat. He got benefit from the English - French competition to build a good relation with France in 1796, in addition to the predominant trade relations. Such action had its influence on England, which forced the Sultan to sign an agreement on 1800, rejecting some of the facilities which had been given to France before, and the English occupation of Morrishious Island (the main French Colony in the Indian Ocean), ended the French dreams in extending their power and finished a phase of a hesitated Omani-French relations.
Keywords: Relations – Oman – France

شروط الإمامة عند الرستميين - بحاز, إبراهيم بن بكير (مجلة الواحات للبحوث والدراسات, 2013)
Keywords: Dynastie rustumide

التنمية والتحضر في الجبل الأخضر: سلطنة عمان - المختار, بالقاسم بن محمد (رؤى استراتيجية, 2013)

التناص مع القرآن الكريم في شعر مفدي زكرياء - بوعلي, عبد الناصر (الأثر - مجلة الآداب واللغات, 2008)
Keywords: Poésie – Mzab

Un Controverso Episodio Della Storia Omanita Moderna: L'attacco Alla Spedizione Inglese Alle Miniere Di Şūr - Coppola, Anna Rita (Rivista degli studi orientali, 2008)
Keywords: Relations – Oman – Royaume-Uni

Sultanat d'Oman : les femmes dessinent l'avenir du pays - Ley, Anne-Marie (Femmes suisses et le Mouvement féministe, 2001)

Distance and Contemporaneity in Exploring the Practice of States: the British Archives in Relation to the 1957 Oman and Muscat Incident - Carty, Anthony (Singapore Year Book of International Law, 2005)
Keywords: Traité de Sib

The Sultanate of Oman: Sons and Daughters - Arslanian, Artin H. (Digest of Middle East Studies, 2013)
Keywords: Vie politique – Oman – 1970-2020

الدور السياسي للقبيلة: سلطنة عمان أنموذجاً - الزيود, اسماعيل; الطراونة, فاطمة (دراسات, 2012)
The aim of the study is to highlight the main role which the Omani tribe played in transforming the Sultanate of Oman from a State governed by tribes to a state with a political system and to elaborate on the power struggle between the El-Yaa'ribeh tribe and the Bursa'idiyyin tribe which led to the rise of a unified state amid the competition of foreign powers, such as France and Britain to gain control of the Sultanate. The study concluded that the Bursa'idiyyin tribe played an important political role in the history of Oman by contributing to the formation of the contemporary Omani State. The Bursa'idiyying tribe is still playing its role in the contemporary state of Oman. The study has confirmed that the Omani tribe was and still is the basis of the political system of Oman and that it is the main supporter of the regime. It has also confirmed the success of the role of the tribe in accessing power while keeping the tribe 's components as a social unit in the Omani Society.
Keywords: Tribalisme – Oman

مدينة ورقلة. التسمية والتأسيس (دراسة تاريخية) - ذكار, أحمد (مجلة العلوم الإنسانية والاجتماعية, 2014)

Sur les traces du quotidien des femmes ordinaires à travers les inventaires posthumes: vivre, apparaître et défier - Larguèche, Dalenda (Hawwa, 2003)
Tûmâna la djerbienne, épouse d’un épicier djerbien a atteint le sommet de notre échelle des niveaux avec une succession évaluée à 3587 piastres. ADE Fonds inventaires posthumes, reg. no 1, p. 62, 277, reg. no 2, p. 201, 287, reg. no 3, p. 88, 190.

Dilemmas of desert survival in an age of imperialism: Mizabi merchants in Algeria from 1830 to 1850 - Holsinger, Donald C. (The Journal of North African Studies, 2017)
Algiers under Ottoman rule contained an elaborate system of barrani (literally ‘foreigner’) corporations whose members were united by occupational specialisation and ethnic or racial identity. These corporations managed their affairs semi-autonomously under the leadership of one or several of their members while remaining vulnerable to political authorities who could threaten to withdraw occupational concessions. By the early nineteenth century, the Mizabi corporation was among the most prominent at Algiers, enjoying a quasi-monopoly over commercial enterprises such as flour mills, butcher shops, and public baths. The 1830 French conquest of Algiers confronted Mizabi merchants with an excruciating dilemma. The stakes were enormous for these Muslim sectarians who (1) played a central role in the survival of their Saharan home community, (2) served as key links in Algerian communication networks, and (3) made vital economic contributions to coastal cities. The Saharan community’s political submission to an alien power seemed unthinkable; starvation resulting from French threats to cut off caravan links to the Mizab was equally unthinkable. This study examines the background and impact of the 1838 and 1850 decrees reorganising the barrani corporations of French-controlled Algeria. Buffeted and torn by the dilemmas of political accommodation and Saharan survival, Mizabi merchants demonstrated remarkable resilience during a turbulent and transitional era.
Keywords: Emigration – Mzab – Algérie

"Renaissance" from the Perspective of Sultan Barghash: Description of Tanzieh Al-Absar Journey - Shetaiwi, Ahmad Sasi al- (Journal of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2002)
Keywords: Zanzibar

الشيخ العلامة قطب الائمة اطفيش عالما ومجاهدا - حاج محمد, إبراهيم (مجلة الواحات للبحوث والدراسات, 2010)
Keywords: Atfiyyash; Muhammad b. Yusuf (1821-1914)

Parler berbère en famille : une revendication identitaire - Filhon, Alexandra (Revue européenne des migrations internationales, 2007)
Keywords: Linguistique – Djerba

Traders, Saints, and Irrigation: Reflections on Saharan Connectivity - Scheele, Judith (The Journal of African History, 2010)
Studies of trans-Saharan trade have recently been revitalized, mainly through an exploration of local archives. These archives offer a further possibility: to investigate the link between local settlement and wider patterns of exchange. Material from southern Algeria and northern Mali suggests that oases were not viable without outside investment, that pastoral economies needed storage space and agricultural produce, and that intra-Saharan and trans-Saharan trade relied on each other. Hence, regional mobility and outside connections were not subsidiary but constitutive of the local, and local patterns of production and trans-Saharan commerce were aspects of the same system.
Keywords: Commerce transsaharien

التفريق القضائي بين الزوجين من اجل العيوب الموجودة في الرجل دراسة مقارنة بين الاباضية والحنفية - بكلي, ابراهيم بن عبد الله (مجلة الواحات للبحوث والدراسات, 2012)
Keywords: Fiqh

Slaves, Pearls and the British in the Gulf in the Late Colonial Time - Zdanowski, Jerzy (Hemispheres, 2008)
Keywords: Esclavage – Oman

Tahert Development Indicators During Rustamid Era - Abbas, Boroomand Alam; Somayeh, Aghamohammadi (Cultural History Studies, 2014)
With the Rustamids' rise to power, commerce and trade in Maghrib had prominent growth during 2nd and 3rd century AH/8th and 9th century AD. Tahret (Tiaret) the center of Rustamids could compete commercially with most of the civilized cities of that period. This superiority and prosperity was due to the extensive trade, consequent on Tahert proper geographical position, locating in the trading mainland, plentitude of markets and commercial centers, and special attention paid by Rustamids to the trade besides expansive immigration of merchants, craftsmen, scholars and students. Commercial relations with Sudan, Andalusia and local states of Maghrib region accelerated the commercial growth and Tahert blossomed more. The purpose of this research is to study Rustamids' commercial and economic policy and their mercantile relations while depicting the commercial situation of Tahert in aforementioned era.
Keywords: Relations – Tahert – Andalousie

Un explorateur oublié, Paul Blanchet (1870-1900) - Descamps, Cyr; Rosière, Pierre (Images et Mémoires, 2012)
Keywords: Biographies – France

Archaeological Approaches to East Africa's Changing Seascapes - Breen, Colin; Lane, Paul J. (World Archaeology, 2003)
Keywords: Archéologie – Zanzibar

Quelques aspects de l’administration des provinces romaines d’Afrique avant la conquête vandale - Lepelley, Claude (Antiquité Tardive, 2003)
1. The Theodosian Code was compiled between 429 and 437. During these years the commissioners made much use of the archives in Africa, particularly those in Carthage when they were collecting those imperial constitutions which were retained in the new code. The fact that they were able to use these archives shows that in this region, which was not affected by the Vandals until 439, the records were well stocked and well maintained. 2. There is further evidence which shows that institutions were functioning normally: the Acts of the conference between the Catholics and Donatists at Carthage in 411, a passage from Salvian’s De Gubernatione Dei (probably informed about Africa by refugees he met in Marseilles), and testimony from Quodvultdeus, the exiled bishop of Carthage. 3. The Notitia Dignitatum, drawn up in 401, was partly revised for the West under Valentinian III. This document is not a theoretical organisational chart, and it provides evidence that in Africa a civil and military organisation was still complete and effective at the beginning of the 5th century. 4. It is recalled that there existed three distinct entities called Numidia: the province of this name (Numidia consularis); the western portion of Africa proconsularis, Numidia proconsularis‚ where the proconsul was represented by a legatus Numidiae; and lastly the ecclesiastical province of Numidia, which included both the civil province and the western part of Numidia proconsularis. 5. Two problems are examined: the complex question of the respective powers of the proconsul and the vicarius, and the problem of the location of the residence of the vicarius, who in 379 appears to have been forbidden to live in Africa proconsularis, even though certain offices of the vicariate still remained at Carthage. The vicarius appears to have returned subsequently to Carthage, but his tours of duty led him also to reside in other provincial metropoleis, particularly Cirta. 6. Regular functioning of the institutions is shown to have been disturbed by the corruption which was frequently denounced by the officials in charge. Certain of the letters of Augustine discovered by J. Divjak show that the phenomenon was aggravated on the eve of the Vandal conquest, probably linked to the disintegration of imperial authority which was a result of the invasions which were then rolling across Europe.
Keywords: Donatisme

North African Jewish and non-Jewish populations form distinctive, orthogonal clusters - Campbell, C. L.; Palamara, P. F.; Dubrovsky, M.; Botigue, L. R.; Fellous, M.; Atzmon, G.; Oddoux, C.; Pearlman, A.; Hao, L.; Henn, B. M.; Burns, E.; Bustamante, C. D.; et al. (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2012)
North African Jews constitute the second largest Jewish Diaspora group. However, their relatedness to each other; to European, Middle Eastern, and other Jewish Diaspora groups; and to their former North African non-Jewish neighbors has not been well defined. Here, genome-wide analysis of five North African Jewish groups (Moroccan, Algerian, Tunisian, Djerban, and Libyan) and comparison with other Jewish and non-Jewish groups demonstrated distinctive North African Jewish population clusters with proximity to other Jewish populations and variable degrees of Middle Eastern, European, and North African admixture. Two major subgroups were identified by principal component, neighbor joining tree, and identity-by-descent analysis—Moroccan/Algerian and Djerban/Libyan—that varied in their degree of European admixture. These populations showed a high degree of endogamy and were part of a larger Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jewish group. By principal component analysis, these North African groups were orthogonal to contemporary populations from North and South Morocco, Western Sahara, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. Thus, this study is compatible with the history of North African Jews—founding during Classical Antiquity with proselytism of local populations, followed by genetic isolation with the rise of Christianity and then Islam, and admixture following the emigration of Sephardic Jews during the Inquisition.
Keywords: Génétique – Afrique du Nord

Une expression minoritaire de l’islam : L’Ibadisme, sa genèse, son évolution et ses apports - Ferjani, Mohamed-Chérif (Etudes interculturelles, 2011)

Le négoce de matières premières de Zanzibar et les affaires commerciales des négociants Kutchs et Occidentaux - Goswami, Chhaya (Synergies Inde, 2009)
Au dix-neuvième siècle, l’île de Zanzibar connut une intense activité commerciale (esclavage, ivoire, clous de girofle, tabac, noix de coco…). L’article montre la concurrence entre principales nations : France, Angleterre, Allemagne, Etats-Unis et Inde et montre comment cette dernière s’empara progressivement du marché.
Keywords: Zanzibar

Le passé juif de l’Algérie et l’enjeu des archives - Stein, Sarah Abrevaya (Archives Juives, 2016)
In the climax of the Algerian war of independence (1954-1962) a variety of international parties, including officials in France, Algeria, and Israel, fought to gain control over documentation of and about a small Jewish community in the Algerian Sahara. This essay considers why decolonization radically changed the fate of the papers of a community long fetishized as marginal by social scientists, policy makers, and the demographic bulk of North African Jewry. To do so, it looks back to a history of colonial law that segmented southern Algerian Jewry off from Jews of the north and explores the fierce archival battle, a component of the Algerian war of independence, over who would control the documents of Algeria’s past. Finally, this article reaches into the present day, probing how documents of the North African and Middle Eastern past continue to be used to serve various, conflicting nationalist agendas. All told, this research teaches that when it comes to studying Algerian Jewish history, the historian inevitably bumps up against an active and highly politicized, multi-party contest over the sources of the Jewish past — one laced through with the complex history of Jews’ relationship to the colonial and postcolonial order, and, indeed, power itself.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Mzab

Black Holes, Dark Matter, and Buried Troves: Decolonization and the Multi-Sited Archives of Algerian Jewish History - Stein, Sarah Abrevaya (The American Historical Review, 2015)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Mzab

Islam, « sectes » et groupes d'opposition politico-religieux (VIIe-XIIe siècles) - Gilliot, Claude (Rives méditerranéennes, 2002)
À travers la présentation des problèmes que posent des « groupes d'opposition politico-religieux » (« sectes ») au début de l'islam, il est montré qu'au début ne fut point une orthodoxie, mais un islam qui se cherchait et qui continua à le faire, surtout durant les quatre premiers siècles de l'ère musulmane. Historiquement, « l'orthodoxie » s'est constituée sur une longue période et sur la base d'un certain consensus établi par les savants ès sciences religieuses en vue, avec la collaboration et parfois contre la volonté des pouvoirs en place, et ce aussi bien dans les communautés chiites que sunnites.

Dynamique de l’espace agricole et mutations dans le Sahara algérien, cas de la région de Ouargla (le pays d’Oued M’ya) - Chaouch, Saida (Revue des BioRessources, 2018)
A Ouargla comme ailleurs dans le Sahara algérien, les espaces connaissent une dynamique spectaculaire et les sociétés qui y vivent sont à la fois le catalyseur de cette dynamique et les premiers touchés par ses conséquences. La société gère l’espace, elle y vit et y exerce ses fonctions, toutefois ce même espace, par ses richesses et ses risques, construit la société face à des politiques pouvant parfois manager la dynamique du développement et d’autres fois neutraliser les initiatives. La dynamique et les mutations qu’a connue la région de Ouargla peuvent se lire à travers les multiples réaménagements de l’espace agricole, les fortes transformations en matière de superficies et productions, la gestion des ressources hydriques entre l’angoisse du déficit et le malaise de l’excès, et le tournant irréversible des employés du secteur agricole
Keywords: Agriculture – Ouargla

La dame de Sedrata : retour sur l’entreprise archéologique de Marguerite van Berchem (1946-1965) - Aillet, Cyrille (Ikosim, 2016)
Cet article retrace les fouilles de Sedrata par l’archéologue suisse Marguerite van Berchem entre 1950 et 1955, et ses efforts pour préserver le site et ses fameux décors pariétaux. Le dépouillement des archives textuelles et photographiques inédites de M. Van Berchem, conservées à Genève, éclaire en effet les aspects méconnus de cette entreprise, l’une des plus considérables qu’ait connue l’archéologie islamique en Algérie à l’époque coloniale.
Keywords: Archéologie – Sedrata

GAISER Adam R , Shurāt Legends, Ibāḍī Identities. Martyrdom, Asceticism, and the Making of an Early Islamic Community, Columbia, University of South Carolina, 2016, 223 p. - Aillet, Cyrille (Revue des mondes musulmans et de la Méditerranée, 2019)
Keywords: Recension

Early Ibāḍī Theology : Six kalām texts by ʿAbd Allāh b. Yazīd al-Fazārī, written by Abdulrahman al-Salimi and Wilferd Madelung - Aillet, Cyrille (Arabica, 2017)
Keywords: Fazārī; ʿAbd Allāh ibn Yazīd al-; Recension

Un’altra Storia. Le Memorie di Mohamed Fekini, patriota libico - Greppi, Carlo (I Sentieri della Ricerca, 2009)

كتاب "الأنساب" للعوتبي إشكالات في النسبة والتأليف - النابودة, حسن محمد عبدالله (مجلة دراسات الخليج والجزيرة العربية, 2006)
يتناول البحث بالنقد والتحليل إشكالية نسبة كتاب "الأنساب" إلى سلمة بن مسلم العوتبي الصحاري، وذلك بدراسة أسلوب المؤلف ومنهجه التاريخي وميوله الدينية والوطنية، إضافة إلى محاولة معرفة الفترة الزمنية التي كتب فيها الكتاب بمناقشة بعض النصوص والمقاطع التي وردت فيها أسماء أعلام تاريخية أو حوادث مهمة كانت قريبة من عهد مؤلف الكتاب، ويتطرق البحث إلي بعض الأحداث التاريخية التي شهدتها عمان في أواخر القرن الثالث الهجري - التاسع الميلادي، وإلى أثرها في شخصية مؤلف "الأنساب"، وموقفه الحيادي في عرضه لهذه الأحداث ولأخرى وقعت في عمان، مما يتناقض كليا مع المنهج والأسلوب في كتاب "الضياء" المنسوب للعوتبي أيضا. كذلك يستعرض البحث المادة التاريخية لكتاب "الأنساب" وأهميتها العلمية كما يستعرض المصادر المختلفة التي اعتمد عليها المؤلف وأورد كثيرا منها في كتابه، وقد خلص البحث إلى تأكيد أهمية إعادة دراسة كتاب "الأنساب" وتحقيقه وفق منهج علمي رصين، وإلى ضرورة مقارنة مادته التاريخية بالمصادر الماثلة وبخاصة العمانية منها، بغية إبراز الأهمية العلمية لمصادر تاريخ عمان والتوصل إلى معرفة تفاصيل أكثر عن هذه المصادر وعن مؤلفيها. This is a critical and analytical study of the well-known book Al- Ansab, commonly attributed to Al Awtabi. The paper deals with the author’s style, his methods, and his religious inclinations, as well as his Omani connections. The study also attempts to place Al-Ansab in a more precise historical context according to the references to known events and characters. The civil war which broke out in Oman towards the end of the third century AH / ninth century AD appears to have influenced the author of Al-Ansab, although his attitude towards these tumultuous events is surprisingly neutral and objective. This approach is markedly different to that shown in Al-Dhiya, which is also attributed to Al-Awtabi, but is characterised by its religious fervour and prejudice, unlike the level-headed, balanced and objective tone and outlook of Al-Ansab. The study also covers the historical contents of Al-Ansab and their significance as well as a review of the different sources referred to or quoted from by the author. The conclusion draws attention to the importance of Al-Ansab and the necessity of it being edited and published with more rigorous standards than those currently available in the published edition. It is also important to compare and contrast the historical material of the book with other Omani sources in order to reach a better understanding of the history of the region during this period.

هجرة الأزد قبل الأسلام - محمود, فتحي احمد (مجلة التربیة والعلم, 2006)

Paper Routes: Inscribing Islamic Law across the Nineteenth-Century Western Indian Ocean - Bishara, Fahad Ahmad (Law and History Review, 2014)
Sometime during the middle of the nineteenth century, a correspondent from the interior of Oman wrote to the jurist Sa‘id bin Khalfan Al-Khalili (c. 1811–70) with an observation: “The Mazru‘is have wealth on the Swahili coast [al-Sawāḥil] and wealth in Oman.” This in itself was no surprise: the Mazru‘is, along with scores of other Arab clans, included a branch that had long since established its political authority in Mombasa, on the coast of what is now Kenya, but lately, the correspondent suggested, things had been changing. Members of the Mombasa Mazru‘is were now coming to Oman armed with wakalas (powers of attorney) from unknown scribes, for the sale of their familial properties in their ancestral homeland. “He [the Mazru‘i] sold what God likes from these properties and took the value… and the yield was separated from the property owners.” The people's acquiescence to the state of affairs was of particular surprise to the questioner. Days, months, and years went by, he noted, and the property owners (arbāb al-amwāl) did not seem the least bit interested in changing the system, “and the people, as you well know, come and go via this sea, from Oman to the Swahili coast, with confidence that they know [bi-ḥukm al-iṭma'ināna annahum ‘alamū].”
Keywords: Commerce – Zanzibar – 19e siècle

الأسطول والقوة البحریة في سلطنة عمان خلال النصف الأول من القرن التاسع عش - محمد, فاضل (مجلة كلیة التربیة للبنات, 2011)
Development and progress of the fleet and the navy in Oman during the reign of Sultan Said bin sultan from 1804 to 1856. It had second level in Arab Gulf and Indian Ocean during the first half of nineteenth century. The fleet of Oman in this time became after British fleet. Several reasons were behind the development of Omani fleet - First : The aim of Sultan Said was to built a large navy yard in Arab Gulf and Indian Ocean to encourage him -to made many ships factories. - Second: Arab Gulf and Indian Ocean within the reign of Sultan Said wittinsed the confilicts and wars between different forces it drived Sultan Said to built agood and strong navy. - Third The main aim of Oman during the reign of Sultan Said was to protect the trade of Oman and its trad relations. - Fourth: sultan said was desire to open some arias and he wanted to add many parts to his country as happened as with Africa East (zanzibar). Moreover this research consists of an introduction two sections and conclusion depending on different documents and sources in Arabic and English

Djenne et le Ghana : deux modeles sociaux, et la question du commerce trans-saharien - Ogino, Isabelle Seeleman (The Annual of the Institute of Economic Research, 2014)
This paper puts under scrutiny the alleged link between the Trans-Saharian Arabo-Berber trade and the development of complex polities such as the Ghana empire in the West African Sahel. When did Ghana come into existence? As evidence is lacking, the city of Djenne (Jenne) could provide some clues. Meanwhile, the peculiar urbanism of Djenne-Djeno (old Jenne) can be understood as depicting alternative, auto-organizing social relations in the Inland Niger Delta. Furthermore, during the first millennium before and the first millennium after common era, the distinctive «urban cluster» pattern of Djenne-Djeno or Dia in the Macina can be found elsewhere along the Niger Bend and as far downstream as Bentia-Kukiya. Climatic changes affecting the Sahara presumably induced a common Soninke origin for Djenne-Djeno and for the Ghana polity, in both cases via the Neolithic culture of Tichitt. Based on this and on the Wagadu myth of the snake and the rain-maker, some features of Ghana can be underlined. Specifically, the level of economical interactions clearly shows that internal West African networks dealing with copper, salt, stones and staples predated the Trans-Saharian links with the Islamic world, leading to the conclusion that the so-called Arabic stimulus explanation can be dismissed. Finally, the articulation between the two towns of Djenne is addressed.
Keywords: Commerce transsaharien

Tunus Üzerinde Osmanli-Ispanyol Hâkimiyet Mücadelesi (xvi. Asir) - Bilgin, Feridun (Elektronik Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi, 2013)
The sixteenth century is the time when two great states representing two great civilizations (Islamic and Western) reached their apex on the historical scene. In this century the Ottoman state saw itself as the most powerful state and protector of the Islamic world whereas Catholic Spain regarded itself as the defender of the West and of Christianity. Impelled by religious, military and economic motives these two states confronted each other in order to obtain the overlordship of the geopolitically crucial region of Tunisia in the Central Mediterranean. In the sixteenth century Tunisia gained importance for the Ottomans as a place that needed to be conquered for two reasons: it was situated at the connecting point with Algeria, which was their most important province in Northern Africa; and it was found in a place that controlled the trade routes in the Mediterranean. By contrast, the Spanish state considered it to be of vital importance for the protection of its garrisons in Northern Africa and for the security of its lands in Southern Italy.

Les stratégies de reclassement des élites arabes et indiennes à Dar-es-Salaam durant la colonisation allemande (1891-1914) - Raimbault, Franck (Hypotheses, 2001)
Keywords: Relations – Zanzibar – Allemagne

زمینه‌های ناتوانی ایران صفوی دربرخورد با «امامان یعاربه» عمان در خلیج فارس (سده12 هجری) - جعفر‌چمنکار, محمد (تاریخ نامه ایران بعد از اسلام, 2014)
محمد جعفر چمنکارمجله: تاریخ نامه ایران بعد از اسلام; بهار و تابستان 1393 - شماره 8;

العلاقات العمانية-الهندية حتى عام 1556 - العويدي, فؤاد طارق كاظن (جملة القادسية للعلوم اإلنسانية, 2013)

‘The Land of Security’: Western Perceptions of Religious Tolerance in Oman - Hajri, Hilal al- (British Journal of Arts and Social Sciences, 2013)
Oman in 1970, with the advent of Sultan Qaboos bin Said to power, became a modern country. The Sultan worked on the establishment of a civil state based on the foundations of citizenship, equality and social justice. Education, health, human services and government positions, are available to all Omanies, regardless of their origins and sects. He also ordered the issuance of a cultural journal entitled Al-Tasamoh (tolerance), which began publication in 2003. Its main objective was to promote understanding and brotherhood among international societies. Religious tolerance, as we shall see in this paper, is deeply rooted in the Omani culture. This paper explores Western perceptions of religious tolerance in Oman. In the writings of Western travellers and missionaries, the theme of 'tolerance' will be traced.
Keywords: Tolérance religieuse – Oman

اتفاقية البريمي بين الدولة السعودية الثانية وسلطنة مسقط وعمان - العنقري, حمد بن عبد الله (الدارة, 2007)
تناقش هذه الدراسة العلاقات السعودية العمانية في القرن الثالث عشر الهجري/ ‏التاسع عشر الميلادي، وذلك من خلال اتفاقية البريمي المبرمة بينهما. وتسعى هذه ‏الدراسة إلى نشر نص الاتفاقية عن أصلها العربي لا سيما أن هذا الأصل لم يسبق أن ‏نشر من قبل.‏‎ ‎وتكمن أهمية هذه الاتفاقية من أنها اتفاقية سياسية تعود لعهد الدولة السعودية ‏الثانية، التي يندر أن يجد الباحث وثائق سياسية أو دبلوماسية لها، ناهيك عن ‏الدولة السعودية الأولى؛ نظرًا للأحداث التي حصلت في نهاية كل فترة منهما؛ إضافة ‏إلى قلة الوثائق العامة العائدة إلى تلك الفترة، ولعل من أسباب قلة الوثائق ‏المحلية اندثار الكثير منها بسبب تعاقب الزمن، وتعرض بعضها للحرق والتلف، ‏ورداءة الحبر والورق المستخدم، ولهذا تبرز أهمية ما يتوافر لدى الأراشيف العالمية ‏من وثائق محلية.‏‎ ‎
Keywords: Relations – Oman – Arabie Saoudite

Abrous Dahbia, La Société des Missionnaires d’Afrique à l’épreuve du mythe berbère. Kabylie, Aurès, Mzab, Préface de Salem Chaker, Paris/Louvain, Éditions Peeters, 2007, 151 p. - Claudot-Hawad, Hélène (Revue des mondes musulmans et de la Méditerranée, 2010)
Les membres de la Société des Missionnaires d’Afrique sont davantage connus sous le nom de « Pères Blancs » et de « Sœurs Blanches ». Cette congrégation catholique fut très active dans le nord de l’Afrique, en Tunisie et surtout en Algérie, à la fin du xixe siècle. À partir d’un minutieux travail sur les fonds d’archives de la Société, Dahbia Abrous interroge deux aspects principaux de la présence et de l’action missionnaires : d’une part, l’entreprise prosélyte, ses principes et ses stratégi...
Keywords: Recension

Enslaved Population and Indian Owners Along the East African Coast: Exploring the Rigby Manumission List, 1860–1861 - Suzuki, Hideaki (History in Africa, 2012)
The main purpose of this article is to explore the potential of the "List of Slaves unlawfully held in slavery by British Indian Subjects at Zanzibar & its Dependencies, who have been emancipated at the Consulate" for historical slavery studies. This list, a result of the first British-led manumission campaign against slave ownership along the east coast of Africa, is the most comprehensive list detailing slave ownership and slaves for the pre-colonial coastal society of East Africa. Despite of the importance and uniqueness, both this list and the campaign have not been yet fully analyzed. This article challenges to extract the data as much as possible from the list, not only sex ratio and ethnic origin of enslaved individuals, but also their identity and emotional status. Moreover, this article shows an aspect of slave ownership by British Indian subjects from the list.
Keywords: Esclavage – Zanzibar

أبو زكرياء فصيل بن أبي مسور ودوره في جزيرة جربة - الطرابلسي, حنان (الحياة, 2011)

Theologies of Violence: The Recruitment of Muslim Soldiers by The Crown of Aragon - Fancy, Hussein (Past & Present, 2013)
Keywords: Invasions chrétiennes – Djerba

الحركة الوطنية التونسية في سنوات مابين الحربين 1918–1939 - التكريتي, غيلان سمير طه (جملة آداب الفراهيدي, 2012)
Keywords: Mouvement national – Tunisie

Il contrasto della Zerbitana e la satira del dialetto marinaresco campano - Strinna, Giovanni (La Parola del Testo, 2006)

Journal de Libye - Kepel, Gilles (Le Débat, 2012)

An analysis of an Omani house in Stone Town, Zanzibar - Steyn, Gerald; Holm, Dieter (South African Journal of Art History, 2001)
Keywords: Architecture – Zanzibar

Zanzibar - Overprinted Postal Stationery of India, 1895-6 - Krieger, George T. (Postal Stationery, 2003)
Keywords: Imprimerie – Zanzibar

Libyan Agriculture: A Review of Past Efforts, Current Challenges and Future Prospects - Abagandura, Gandura O; Park, Dara (Journal of Natural Sciences Research, 2016)
By increasing the agricultural sector productivity, Libya will decrease their current dependency on other countries for food and potentially could stimulate the economy by increasing food exports. Like many other countries in the region, agriculture in Libya is constrained by its limited arable land and low soil fertility. Desertification and limited freshwater resources are the two greatest challenges for future agricultural development. In addition, the intrusion of the seawater into the groundwater is causing soils to become saltaffected. Many important crops in the country are susceptible to pests. These challenges have not been addressed because of the lack of specialists and institutions engaged in the National Plant Protection Program. Increasing crop productivity depends on identifying proper management strategies of natural resources and pests as well as seed development.
Keywords: Agriculture – Djebel Nefousa

De l’archipel berbère au Grand jeu saharien - Aillet, Cyrille (Revue des mondes musulmans et de la Méditerranée, 2021)
On attribue communément la colonisation, l’islamisation et l’essor économique des oasis nord-sahariennes aux Berbères d’affiliation ṣufrite ou ibadite, l’historiographie s’empressant de plaquer sur cette dynamique communautaire la théorie de Max Weber sur les liens entre puritanisme sectaire et capitalisme marchand. À travers le prisme de l’ibadisme et des espaces où cette doctrine s’est implantée à l’époque médiévale, nous voudrions revenir sur l’évolution de cet archipel berbère en reliant l’échelle locale aux grandes transformations de l’ensemble afro-méditerranéen. En effet l’effort d’anthropisation et de mise en valeur que suppose, dans ces territoires oasiens, l’aménagement de structures hydrauliques et agraires destinées à supporter une densification du peuplement, ne peut se comprendre en dehors d’un cadre politique et économique global.

Haricîler'in Erken Dönem Tarih Algısı: Salim b. Zekvan Örneği - Yildiz, Harun (e-Makalat Mezhep Araştırmaları Dergisi, 2010)

Ali Yahya Muammer'in Çalışmalarında İbadilik - Yildiz, Harun (e-Makalat Mezhep Araştırmaları Dergisi, 2016)
Keywords: Muʿammar; Ali Yahya (19XX-1984)

A Right to Interfere : lutte contre la traite et création d'un espace régional de droit dans le golfe Arabo-Persique sous domination britannique (vers 1820-vers 1880) - Crouzet, Guillemette (Histoire, Economie & société, 2014)
L’épisode de la lutte contre la traite dans le golfe Arabo-Persique constitue un moment important dans l’histoire de l’impérialisme de Londres et des Indes dans cette zone de l’Empire. Cet article s’attache à éclairer comment, alors que la Grande-Bretagne est devenue depuis la fin du XVIIIe siècle une puissance abolitionniste globale, le golfe fut à partir des années 1820-1830 le théâtre du combat de Londres et du Gouvernement des Indes contre le trafic d’êtres humains. Mais il est aussi montré comment en associant les puissances régionales à cette lutte, Londres et le gouvernement anglo-indien utilisèrent le « prétexte » de la traite, qu’ils combattirent avec des « outils » pluriels, traités signés avec les sheiks et certaines puissances politiques, comme le shah de Perse, patrouilles de navires-, pour accroître leur domination sur l’espace du Golfe.
Keywords: Esclavage – Oman

Un Fachoda en mer d’Oman à la veille de l’Entente cordiale ? L’affaire du dépôt de charbon (1898-1899) - Crouzet, Guillemette (Relations internationales, 2016)
Le retour de la France à Oman et dans l’océan Indien à la fin du XIXe siècle fut une source de tensions importantes entre Paris, Londres et le gouvernement des Indes britanniques. Cet article met en lumière un épisode qui mit à mal, loin de l’Europe, les négociations entre la France et la Grande-Bretagne : l’affaire du dépôt de charbon, qui faillit conduire à un nouveau Fachoda en mer d’Oman. Réglée aux dépens de la France, cette affaire illustre l’importance acquise par Oman et le golfe Persique à l’âge du nouvel impérialisme et la marge d’action des Indes, alors à la tête d’un Empire qui s’étendait de l’Afrique de l’Est à la mer de Chine.
Keywords: Relations – Oman – France

“A Sea of Blood and Plunder”. Lutte contre la traite et politique impériale britannique dans l'océan Indien vers 1820-1880 - Crouzet, Guillemette (Monde(s), 2012)
Sur la base du vaste corpus des archives britanniques, cet article étudie la construction d’un « espace-réseau » de la traite des esclaves aux intégrations économiques variées, centré sur le Golfe, la mer d’Oman et le Nord de l’Océan Indien, et fondé sur la ramification complexe des routes d’approvisionnement des esclaves. Les zones fournissant les travailleurs captifs, la diversité des marchés acheteurs, de l’Empire ottoman et ses harems aux sociétés de la Péninsule arabique, sont mises en valeur, ainsi que la « profondeur » spatiale de ce système économique régional. Cette étude adopte, par ailleurs, un point de vue original sur l’action des Britanniques : les Anglais, en signant des traités avec les puissances régionales de l’espace – la Perse, l’Empire ottoman, les Pachas indépendants d’Égypte, le Sultan omanais ou encore les shaikhs de la « Côte de la Trêve » – ont peu à peu bâti un territoire politique transnational « normé » par ces mêmes accords, et « policé » par les patrouilles de l’Indian Navy et de la Royal Navy.
Keywords: Esclavage – Oman

Omani-US Relations (1833-1939) - Bahrani, Imad Jasim Al (Liwa : journal of the National Center for Documentation and Research, 2014)
Keywords: Relations – Oman – Etats-Unis

Das Hadith- Und Sunnaverständnis Von Ibādīten - Usta, Ibrahim (Kader Kelam Araştırmaları Dergisi, 2011)
The Hadiths are directly after the Qur’an the most important source in Islam. All the confessions in this religion share this same opinion. Although these confessions agree with the facts, which have to be needed to have an authentic Hadith, they have different point of views regarding to this what makes them authentic. In the following you get informed about the different views of Ibadis to Hadiths.
Keywords: Hadith – Ibadisme

İbâdi̇ Tefsi̇r Usûlüne Genel Bi̇r Bakiş - Albayrak, Ismail (Ekev Akademi Dergisi, 2015)
In recent times, research on the Ibadi tradition by both Muslim and non-Muslim scholars have increased; however, we can still comfortably say that this increase is not at the desired level. While the primary focus of researchers remain in the study of the Ibadi tradition as a school of thought, the important contribution and works of the Ibadi tradition towards various Islamic disciplines, still await curios researchers to discover them. For this reason, there is a serious need for a comprehensive study of the Ibadi works on Islam, especially as with every passing day, there have been new manuscripts being discovered. When we look at Ibadi Islamic literature in general and compare Ibadi jurisprudence and theology, we will realise that the poorest and the most undiscovered areas of study is the area of Ibadi works on exegesis (tafsir). The once nonaccessible and insufficient amount of Ibadi resources and materials may have triggered this lack of study, however, today, the existence of materials related to the concept of Ibadi exegesis and understanding is clearly evident. In this paper, I will focus on the methodology of Ibadi exegesis in the light of commentators of the Qur’an who are of the Ibadi tradition. As far as I know, this paper will be a first in this field of research, and discuss the primary articles of the method of exegesis, the similarities and differences between other methods of exegesis, and the original contributions of the Ibadi method of exegesis.
Keywords: Coran – Commentaires

Décret n° 2008-42 du 2 janvier 2008, portant approbation de la révision du plan d’aménagement urbain de la commune d’Ajim du gouvernorat de Médenine - Ben Ali, Zine El Abidine (Journal officiel de la République tunisienne, 2008)
Keywords: Urbanisme – Djerba

Arrêté du ministre de l'équipement et de l'environnement du 16 janvier 2014, portant délimitation des zones requérant l'établissement du plan d'aménagement urbain de la zone de Oualagh de la commune de Jerba Houmet Essouk, gouvernorat de Médenine - Salmane, Mohamed (Journal officiel de la République tunisienne, 2014)
Keywords: Urbanisme – Djerba

Arrêté du ministre l'équipement et de I'environnement du 16 janvier 2014, portant délimitation des zones requérant l'établissement du plan d'aménagement urbain de la zone d'El Hachene Erriadh Est - El Bassatine de la commune de Jerba Houmet Essouk, gouvernorat de Médenine - Salmane, Mohamed (Journal officiel de la République tunisienne, 2014)
Keywords: Urbanisme – Djerba

الحركة اللغوية والادبية في عمان خلال الدولة البوسعيدية - الكاسبي, يوسف بن سعيد بن ناجم (المجلة الالكترونية الشاملة متعددة المعرفة, 2019)
Keywords: Vie intellectuelle – Oman

آداب العالم والمتعلم من خلال مخطوط " في طلب العلم.." لأبي الربيع سليمان بن يخلف المزاتي القابسي - الأبيض, رضا (المجلة الجزائرية للمخطوطات, 2018)
الملخص: اهتمت الإباضية بالتعليم من خلال نشرها العلوم الاسلامية وكتابة المخطوطات. لقد كان للتربية ونظام العزابة دور هام في المحافظة على هذا المذهب في جربة وسائر الأقطار الاسلامية الأخرى . في هذه المقالة نهتم بمخطوطة عنوانها : آداب العالم والمتعلم " للفقيه الإباضي أبو الربيع سليمان المزاتي القابسي ( توفي 1079) . وهي مخطوطة موجودة في المكتبة البارونية بجربة عدد 88-2 Ibadism (al-Ibāḍiyyah) was interested in boosting education through propagation of Islamic sciences and encouragement of manuscript writing. Education and the system of Azzaba played an important role in preserving the Ibadiya doctrine in Djerba and in other Islamic countries. In this article, our interest is on a manuscript entitled “Ethics of the Scholar and of Education Seeking " by the scholar ( Faqih) abū ar-rabī` sulaymān Al-Mozati Al-Gabsi (died 1079 ) .The manuscript is available in the Barouni Library in Djerba under No 88-2 2
Keywords: Enseignement – Afrique du Nord – Moyen-âge

النشاط التجاري بين دولة كانم الاسلامية وشمال أفريقيا خلال العصر الوسيط - الاتروشي, شوكت عارف محمد (أفاق فكرية, 2017)

Ancient Local Evolution of African mtDNA Haplogroups in Tunisian Berber Populations - Frigi, Sabeh; Cherni, Lotfi; Fadh, Karima; Benammar Elgaaied, Amel (Human Biology, 2010)
Keywords: Génétique – Djerba

Des haouanet puniques aux ksour médiévaux : des bateaux dans les montagnes tunisiennes - Prevost, Virginie (Acta Orientalia Belgica, 2019)
the ksour and mosques of the southern tunisian mountains, whose architecture is still very much influenced by the former presence of the Ibadis, contain astonishing figurations of boats. some researchers have estimated that they illustrate historical events, others have given them eschatological significance. these two hypotheses of interpretation, discussed in this article, do not seem convincing to us. It seems that these boats, which are most often associated with Berber apotropaic signs, should rather be understood as evidence of the link between the mountain dwellers and the islanders of Djerba, who have shared for centuries the same Ibadi faith and the same Berber customs.
Keywords: Architecture – Tunisie

La vitalité du dialecte mozabite dépend-elle essentiellement de son enseignement officiel ? - Nouh, Abdallah (Timsal n Tamazight, 2017)
Keywords: Linguistique – Mzab

ظهور حركة الخوارج في الجزيرة الفراتية - Ali, Hüseyin (Ağrı İslâmi İlimler Dergisi, 2019)
Keywords: Kharijisme

Lviv Orientalis - Balcer, Adam (New Eastern Europe, 2016)
The city of Lviv is often perceived as a gateway to the West for Ukraine, alongside being proof of Ukraine’s European heritage. However, the city’s history as the intersection of key trade routes between Central Europe and Central Asia and the Middle East demonstrates its multi-cultural heritage which reaches far beyond that perception. Lviv is not only a European city; it is to a certain degree an Oriental one as well.
Keywords: Smogorzewski; Zygmunt (1884-1931)

New Data on the Late Pleistocene of the Shakshuk Area, Jebel Gharbi , Libya - Mutri, Giuseppina; Lucarini, Giulio (The African Archaeological Review, 2008)
Le Jebel Gharbi constitue la limite septentrionale du haut plateau tripolitain dont l’élément le plus significatif est son imposant escarpement qui, orienté au nord fait face à la plaine côtière de la Gefara. Depuis les années 90, la Mission Archéologique Italo–Libyenne dans le Jebel Gharbi, dirigée par Barbara Barich (Université de Rome « La Sapienza »), a entrepris un projet de recherche à long terme, destiné à l’élaboration de la séquence culturelle de la région. Pendant la campagne de fouilles 2000, une importante zone de sédentarisation, caractérisée par différents niveaux d’occupation anthropique et de nombreux matériels archéologiques a été reconnue immédiatement aux pieds du Jebel, à proximité du village actuel de Shakshuk, entre la plaine de la Gefara et les dépôts alluvionnaires. Ces réserves d’eau pérennes ont permis l’occupation du territoire même pendant les phases plus arides du Pléistocène.
Keywords: Archéologie – Djebel Nefousa

Omanisation et interrogations identitaires dans le Sultanat d’Oman - Parrs, Alexandra (Migrations Société, 2011)

Początki i pierwszy tom „Rocznika Orientalistycznego”. Przyczynek do dziejów czasopisma - Dobosz, Krzysztof (LingVaria, 2012)
The beginnings and the first volume of “Rocznik Orientalistyczny”. A contribution to the history of a journal
Keywords: Smogorzewski; Zygmunt (1884-1931)

The ethnic label Zinjibari: Politics and language choice implications among Swahili speakers in Oman - Kharusi, Nafla S. (Ethnicities, 2012)
The ethnic label Zinjibari in Omani society has various connotations that depend on who is using the term and about whom it is being used. Through participant observation and within the context of ethnolinguistic identity theory, this qualitative study aims to demonstrate how the label Zinjibari can function as an outgroup or ingroup label, as a mark of solidarity, as a term of prestige or as a slur. It is also proposed that these different connotations influence language choice among Oman’s Swahili speakers.
Keywords: Emigration – Zanzibar – Oman

Talmudic Commentary in Djerba: Trumat Hadeshen by Rabbi Tzemach Cohen - Ahrend, Aaron (Sidra: A Journal for the Study of Rabbinic Literature / סידרא: כתב-עת לחקר ספרות התורה שבעל-פה, 2013)
"Talmuic Commentary in Djerba: Trumat Hadeshen by Rabbi Tzemach Cohen", Sidra, 27-28 (2013), pp. 7-25 (Hebrew)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Le destin d’une communauté méditerranéenne. Les mémoires privées des juifs libyens - Lucia Sergio, Marialuisa (EnJeu, 2017)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djebel Nefousa

إمارة بني مكرم في عمان - الدرويش, جاسم ياسين محمد (مجمة الخميج العربي, 2014)

الأحوال الاجتماعية لإقليم ظفار في العصر الإسلامي الوسيط - الدرويش, جاسم ياسين محمد; عبد الله, عاتكة حبيب (مجمة أبحاث البصرة, 2001)
Keywords: Dhofar

L'art comme réappropriation du monde - Attia, Kader; Boulbina, Seloua Luste (Cahiers Sens public, 2009)
Keywords: Urbanisme – Mzab

Continuité de l’ethnonymie, continuité du peuplement au Maghreb de l’Antiquité à nos jours : le cas des Berbères Auares (Hawāra) et Dianenses ou Zanenses (Zanāta) - M'Charek, Ahmed (Comptes-rendus des séances de l'année, 2015)

How Arabic Manuscripts Moved to German Libraries - Seidensticker, Tilman (Manuscript Cultures, 2017)

Le « branding » et l’aménagement du territoire à Oman - Klinger, Thibaut (Arabian Humanities, 2019)
Depuis 1970, Oman relève le défi de façonner une « communauté imaginaire » et d’unifier un territoire ancien mais tiraillé dans le passé par des sécessions ou des guerres civiles. L’aménagement du territoire a été le cœur de sa politique, guidée par une identité nationale soigneusement définie pour intégrer largement les composantes physiques et humaines du pays. Avec l’insertion dans la mondialisation et l’accent mis sur le tourisme pour diversifier l’économie trop dépendante des hydrocarbures, le « récit national » devient une marque ou brand. Quels sont les effets réciproques du branding et de l’aménagement du territoire ? Le tourisme révèle particulièrement ces interactions mais aussi les effets sur la gouvernance du sultanat tandis que le patrimoine joue un rôle complexe, qui ancre le branding dans un projet politique profond. L’image de tolérance, véritable « marque » d’Oman dans un environnement régional de fractures religieuses, s’inscrit clairement dans le territoire du pays, associant fortement branding et aménagement du territoire.
Keywords: Urbanisme – Oman

Review of Ibadi Theology: Rereading Sources and Scholarly Works - Adem, Rodrigo (Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2018)
Keywords: Recension

Rabbi Rahamim hai Hawita Hacohen (Mille-feuille du Chabbath, 2020)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

À Djerba, ils appliquent la même coutume qu’en Israël (Mille-feuille du Chabbath, 2019)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Rebbi Tsvi Haim Madar Z''l (Mille-feuille du Chabbath, 2019)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

مختلف الحديث عند القطب أطفيش الجزائري - الكندي, أحمد (مجلة الواحات للبحوث والدراسات, 2011)
Keywords: Atfiyyash; Muhammad b. Yusuf (1821-1914)

Rebbi Raphael Khadir Sabbane Z''l (Mille-feuille du Chabbath, 2019)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Toward the Image of a Student in Djerba in Light of the Educational Program of Rabbi Kalfon Moses Hakohen (RKMH) - Atia, Ronel (Peʿamim, 2019)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Un illustre inconnu : le Stadiasme de la Grande Mer - Arnaud, Pascal (Comptes-rendus des séances de l'année, 2017)
Keywords: Antiquité

موقف الإباضية من مرتكب الكبيرة (عرض ونقد) - جستنية, بسمة بنت أحمد (مجلة كلية التربية الأساسية للعلوم التربوية والإنسانية, 2019)
Keywords: Fiqh

التراث المعماري الإسلامي منطلقا للمجسمات التذكارية في سلطنة عمان - عراقيب, ماهر حسين (البحرين الثقافية, 2004)
Keywords: Monuments – Oman

Des oueds mythiques aux rivières artificielles : l'hydrographie du Bas-Sahara algérien - Ballais, Jean-Louis (Physio-Géo, 2010)
Keywords: Irrigation – Mzab

Zanzibar et la politique française dans l’océan Indien (1776-1904) - Rispal, Jean-François (Rahia, 2015)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Per un uso corretto del Linguaggio Scientifico : Perché non esiste une civiltà rupestre - Caprara, Roberto (Umanesimo Della Pietra, 2012)

ثورات الخوارج الاباضية في المغرب الإسلامي حتى قيام الدولة الرستمية - إلعيني, كريم عاتي; عبيد, نعيم دنيان (مجلة جامعة كربلاء, 2005)
Keywords: Conflits – Afrique du Nord

Archaeological reconnaissance at Izki and the Jebel Akhdar : Transformation processes of oasis settlement in Oman 2004 - third stage. A preliminary report - Schreiber, Jürgen (Occident & Orient, 2004)
Keywords: Archéologie – Oman

Au Maghreb un contre-pouvoir du côté des femmes : l'enfant endormi dans le ventre de sa mère - Colin, Joël (L'Année sociologique, 2003)
In Maghreb, in the everyday life as well as in the law, equality between men and women was not much sought-after : until a recent period, differentiation of the roles and of the status according to the sex looked equitable.
Keywords: Moeurs et coutumes – Djerba

Imām Nūr al-Dīn al-Sālimī (1286–1332/1869–1914) – an Ūmānī Islamic Thinker and Reformer. A Preliminary Study - Zdanowski, Jerzy (Hemispheres, 2016)
Keywords: Biographies – Oman

The Nubian Complex of Dhofar, Oman: An African Middle Stone Age Industry in Southern Arabia - Rose, Jeffrey I.; Usik, Vitaly I.; Marks, Anthony E.; Hilbert, Yamandu H.; Galletti, Christopher S.; Parton, Ash; Geiling, Jean Marie; Černý, Viktor; Morley, Mike W.; Roberts, Richard G. (PLoS ONE, 2011)
Despit e the numerous studies proposing early human population expansions from Africa into Arabia during the Late Pleistocene, no archaeological sites have yet been discovered in Arabia that resemble a specific African industly. which would indicate demographic exchange across the Red Sea. Here we report the discovery of a buried site and more than 100 new surface scatters in the Dhofar region of Oman belo ng ing to a regionally-specific African lithic industry- the late Nubian Complex - known previously only from the northeast and Horn of Africa during Marine Isotope Stage 5, - 128,000 to 74,000 years ago. Two optically stimulated luminescence age estimates from the open-air site of Aybut AI Auwal in Oman place the Arabian Nubian Complex at - 106,000 years ago, providing archaeological evidence for the presence of a distinct northeast African Middle Stone Age technocomplex in southern Arabia sometime in the first half of Marine Isotope Stage 5.
Keywords: Dhofar

Life after Oil: Economic Alternatives for the Arab Gulf States - Peterson, John E. (Mediterranean Quarterly, 2009)
Keywords: Vie politique – Oman – 1970-2020

Mirroring Modernity: on consumerism in cosmopolitan Zanzibar - Prestholdt, Jeremy (Transforming Cultures eJournal, 2009)
This essay develops an image of nineteenth century Zanzibari consumer sensibilities by demonstrating how goods from and new engagements with distant locales affected the socio-cultural landscape of Zanzibar. The East African port’s particular cosmopolitanism represents one form of social reconstitution stimulated by global integration. It also represents a material vision of global relations that was discounted by nineteenth century theorizations of Western modernity. By focusing on the rise of a new materiality in Zanzibar, I excavate precolonial visions of global relations and cultural assimilations of global symbols. I argue that East African desires for goods produced all over the globe represented not simply a Westernization, Indicization, or Arabization of Zanzibar, but also a reconfiguration of a standardized set of global materials in an attempt to bring Zanzibari cultural forms into conversation with broader global trends.
Keywords: Zanzibar

التنافس البريطاني –الفرنسي في عمان 1798-1749 - حسين, علي ناحج محمد (دراسات، العلوم الإنسانية والاجتماعية, 2020)

Review : Makran, Oman, and Zanzibar: Three-Terminal Cultural Corridor in the Western Indian Ocean (1799-1856), trans. Penelope-Jane Watson, Islam in Africa Series, vol. 3 (Leiden: Brill, 2004). Pp. 191. $112.00 cloth. - Risso, Patricia (International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2005)
Keywords: Recension

Adam R. Gaiser. Muslims, Scholars, Soldiers: Origin and Elaboration of the Ibādī Imāmate Traditions. New York: Oxford University Press, 2010. viii + 203 pp. $80.00 (cloth), ISBN 978-0-19-973893-9. - Love Jr, Paul M. (H-Net Reviews, 2014)
Keywords: Recension

Ibadism as a Cornerstone in the Analysis of the Poetry of Omani Educator and Thinker Abu Muslim al-Bahlani - Zarytovskaya, Victoria (Logos, 2020)
The article studies the phenomenon of Ibadism as an Islamic movement and state ideology in the Sultanate of Oman. As a theological branch, Ibadism has significantly influenced political development and changed the history of this country. It has contributed towards Oman’s unique path in the global world. Nowadays, non-interference and mediation make the basis of Omani policy. The author focuses on the theoretical pillars of Ibadism and its political background as well as the intellectual heritage of the country. The author uses the example of the activity and life of Abu Muslim al-Bahlani, the outstanding Omani poet, public figure and educator of the end of the XIX and the beginning of the XX century. Abu Muslim al-Bahlani’s legacy and life became a symbol of the implementation of Ibadism. His impact was recognized by UNESCO in 2019. Following interdisciplinary approaches, the author concludes that the principles of Ibadism are reflected in his poetry and have been examined in all spheres of everyday life, including art and culture, a fusion of religion and civil consciousness.
Keywords: Poésie – Oman

من الفردانية إلى سلطة الجماعة : التأثيرات الإقتصادية لنظام الولاية والبراءة عند الإباضية - Francesca, Ersilia (‎⁨أيام في الترجمة⁩, 2016)

Le rôle de l’Ecole Ibâdite dans l’élaboration du droit islamique et dans l’édification de la civilisation de l’Islam - Jaabiri, Farhat (‎⁨أيام في الترجمة⁩, 2016)
Keywords: Fiqh

تطور الشواطئ والتهيئة السياحية بجربة (البلاد التونسية): مثال الساحل الشمالي الشرقي للجزيرة - Miossec, Jean-Marie; Paskoff, Roland (‎⁨أيام في الترجمة⁩, 2016)
Keywords: Tourisme – Djerba

Contribution à la géographie culturelle du Sud Tunisien Djerba comme modèle - Suter, Karl (‎⁨أيام في الترجمة⁩, 2016)
Keywords: Géographie – Djerba

صورة الجنوب الشقي التونسي بعيون المانية من خلال رحلة المبشر إيفالد (1835) وسبع رسائل مخطوطة لهاينريش بارت (1846) - الحسين, الهاشمي (‎⁨أيام في الترجمة⁩, 2016)
Keywords: Récits de voyage – Djerba

جزيرة جربة والطريق الروماني القنطرة - دغس, طاهر (‎⁨أيام في الترجمة⁩, 2016)

ترجمة لفصول حول جزيرة جربة من كتاب «حوليات» القائد العسكري رامون مونتنار (1265- 1336) - قوجة, محمد (‎⁨أيام في الترجمة⁩, 2016)
Keywords: Muntaner; Ramón (1265-1336)