Interior Oman - Melamid, Alexander (Geographical Review, 1986)

Batinah Coast of Oman - Melamid, Alexander (Geographical Review, 1990)
Keywords: Géographie -- Oman

Note sullo M'zab - Mitto, Alessandro Triulzi (Africa: Rivista trimestrale di studi e documentazione dell’Istituto italiano per l’Africa e l’Oriente, 1968)
Keywords: Récits de voyage -- Mzab

Distribution of benthic foraminiferal assemblages in the transitional environment of the Djerba lagoon (Tunisia) - El Kateb, Akram; Stalder, Claudio; Neururer, Christoph; Fentimen, Robin; Spangenberg, Jorge E.; Spezzaferri, Silvia (Swiss Journal of Geosciences, 2018)
The eastern edge of the Djerba Island represents an important tourist pole. However, studies describing the environmental processes affecting this Island are scarce. Although never studied before, the peculiar Djerba lagoon is well known by the local population and by tourists. In July 2014, surface sediment and seawater samples were collected in this lagoon to measure grain size, organic matter content and living foraminiferal assemblages to describe environmental conditions. Seawater samples were also collected and the concentration of 17 chemical elements were measured by ICP-OES. The results show that a salinity gradient along the studied transect clearly impacts seagrass distribution, creating different environmental conditions inside the Djerba lagoon. Biotic and abiotic parameters reﬂect a transitional environment from hypersaline to normal marine conditions. Living benthic foraminifera show an adaptation to changing conditions within the different parts of the lagoon. In particular, the presence of Ammonia spp. and Haynesina depressula correlates with hypersaline waters, whilst Brizalina striatula characterizes the parts of the lagoon colonized by seagrass. Epifaunal species, such as Rosalina vilardeboana and Amphistegina spp. colonize hard substrata present at the transition between the lagoon and the open sea.

The Portrayal of the East Vs. the West in Lady Mary Montagu's "Letters" and Emily Ruete's "Memoirs" - Rawi, Ahmed K. al- (Arab Studies Quarterly, 2008)
Keywords: Zanzibar

On the Distribution of Rainfall over the Sultanate of Oman - Babikir, Ahmed Abdalla Ahmed (GeoJournal, 1985)
Rainfall distribution over the Sultanate of Oman is analysed. Data from seven recently installed weather stations as well as supporting data from scattered sources were used. Distribution maps were drawn. NW and NE winter wind meet resulting in troughs and rainfall on the Mountains and Coastal Strips. Summer monsoon wind dominates the S. Central areas of overlap receive light showers from both summer monsoons and winter local troughs. Heavier amounts of rainfall are generally associated with high altitude.

Review: A Maritime Lexicon Arabic Nautical Terminology in the Indian Ocean - Acevedo, Juan (Rutter Book Review, 2020)
Keywords: Recension

Des notes marginales sur le schisme des Trois Chapitres dans le plus vieux manuscrit du De baptismo contra donatistas - Pezé, Warren (Revue d'Etudes Augustiniennes et Patristiques, 2016)
Keywords: Donatisme

The Bayajida Legend in Hausa Folklore - Hallam, W. K. R. (The Journal of African History, 1966)

The Politics of Business: Relations between Zanzibar and Bagamoyo in the Late Nineteenth Century - Brown, Walter T. (African Historical Studies, 1971)
Keywords: Zanzibar

When did the donatist schism begin? - Frend, William; Clancy, K. (The Journal of Theological Studies, 1977)
Keywords: Donatisme

Tradition et transmission. Augustin, Cyprien et la question du baptême dans le contexte du schisme donatiste - García Macgaw, Carlos (Dialogues d'histoire ancienne, 2014)
Keywords: Donatisme

Les circoncellions. Un mouvement ascétique itinérant dans l’Afrique du Nord des IVe et Ve siècles - Pottier, Bruno (Antiquités africaines, 2008)
This article re-examines the circumcelliones phenomenon, notably concerning their origins, their nature and the interpretations of their actions in Numidia during the 340’s. The agonistici, as they call themselves, seem to originate from donatist groups devoted to voluntary martyrdom from as early as 315. Circumcelliones were wandering ascetics from the first half of the fourth century, as it was shown in the book by a donatist bishop of Rome, Macrobius, devoted to the asceticism of confessores and virgins, and in the Contra Gaudentium of Augustine. The agonistici, as ascetics and martyrs, challenged the donatist bishops’ authority. Their actions can be interpreted as a kind of usurped ecclesiastical jurisdiction against those who they defined as pessimi homines. These people were publicly struck by rods which were called Israel. The circumcelliones formed a new Christian rural elite in Numidia, a region organized by imperial and private estates, which were infrequently promoted to city status.
Keywords: Donatisme

الخلفية وحركتهم الانفصالية في طرابلس الغرب وجبل نفوسة (196-294هـ/811-907م) - محمد, إبراهيم فرغل (المؤرخ العربي, 2011)
Keywords: Commerce -- Djebel Nefousa

Fêtes principales des sédentaires d'Ouargla (Rouagha) - Gognalons, L. (Revue Africaine, 1909)
Keywords: Coutumes -- Ouargla

التشبيه ووظيفته الحجاجية في شعر الخوارج في العصر الأموي - أمقران, شعبان (إشكالات في اللغة والأدب, 2019)
Keywords: Poésie kharijite

Cuperly Pierre, Toute Langue dit Dieu. Textes réunis et édités par Yacine Daddi Addoun and Soufien Mestaoui, Ibadica Geuthner, Paris 2020, Culture et Société, 303 pp. + 39 pp. in Arabic; Théologie ibâḍite, 226 pp. + 75 pp. in Arabic. - Fitzgerald, Michael L. (Islamochristiana, 2020)
Keywords: Recension

The senses of water in an Omani town - Limbert, Mandana E. (Social Text, 2001)

In the ruins of Bahla: reconstructed forts and crumbling walls in an Omani town - Limbert, Mandana E. (Social Text, 2008)
Keywords: Moeurs et coutumes -- Oman

The sacred date: gifts of God in an Omani town - Limbert, Mandana E. (Ethnos, 2008)
Keywords: Moeurs et coutumes -- Oman

The Arabic Inscriptions on the Mosque of Abū Maʿrūf at Sharwas (Jebel Nefusa) - Lowick, Nicholas (Libyan Studies, 1973)
The medieval town of Sharwas – sometimes written Sharūs or Sarūs – figures in the writings of Ibn al-Warrāq (10th century A.D.), Ibn Hauqāl (10th century), al-Bakri (11th century), al-Idrīsi (12th century) and the anonymous author of the Kitāb al-Istibṣār (12th century). All are agreed that it was an important place, the chief settlement (umm qura) of the Jebel Nefusa. It had no congregational mosque (jāmic), but was one of the two towns in the Jebel provided with a minbār or pulpit. The name Abū Macrūf, as applied to the mosque and the surrounding ruins, does not appear in the medieval sources but certainly goes back many centuries in oral tradition. It refers to Abū Macrūf Wiyār ibn Jawād, a famous religious figure of the later 9th century who lived a short distance to the south-east of Sharwas and who was present at the battle of Mānū in A.H. 283/A.D. 896 - 7.A preliminary note on Sharwas and its mosque has already appeared in the Second Annual Report of this Society (pp. 10 - 11). There are no less than sixteen monumental inscriptions carved on separate blocks of stone outside and inside the Mosque. Most important for the dating of the structure is the two line inscription (no. 1, pl. VIa) in the tympanum of the west doorway. This is in the ornamented variety of Kufic usually referred to as ‘floriated’ The style is decidedly ‘provincial’ and does little credit to the engraver. Nevertheless it is possible to discern, in such features as the trifoliate ending to the dāl of waḥdahu in the first line, points of resemblance to the later of the two monumental inscriptions from Ajdābiyah published in the Society's Third Annual Report (p. 5, Pl. VIIIb). This is dated A.H. 351/A.D. 962. If it is true, as there suggested, that the floriated style was introduced into Libya between c. 922 and 962 A.D., then the inscription over the doorway at Sharwas is unlikely to be earlier than the second half of the the 10th century, allowing for the town's somewhat isolated position in the Tripolitanian hinterland. It may, indeed, be as late as the 12th century, if the present Mosque postdates the destruction of Sharwas, c. 1100.
Keywords: Architecture -- Djebel Nefousa; Archéologie -- Djebel Nefousa

Mihrabs omanais du 16e siècle: un curieux exemple de conservatisme de l'art du stuc iranien des époques seldjouqide et mongole - Kervran, Monique; Bernard, Vincent (Archéologie Islamique, 1996)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Oman

The early Kharijites and their understanding of Jihad - Lahoud, Nelly (Mélanges de l’Université Saint-Joseph, 2009)
Keywords: Kharijisme

al-Qasaba et d'autres villes de la route centrale du Sahara - Lange, Dierk; Berthoud, Silvio (Paideuma, 1977)
Trade of the Ibaḍīs of the Jabal Nafūsa with Kawar p. 34-36.
Keywords: Commerce transsaharien

Der Konflikt um Dhufar und die Aussichten auf seine Beilegung - Koszinowski, T. (Orient, 1976)
Keywords: Dhofar

The dismemberment of Oman and British policy towards the Persian Gulf - Kumar, Ravinder (Islamic Culture, 1962)

فرق الإباضية بين مخطوط رسالة الفرق وبعض كتب الفرق والملل و النحل - تغلات, زهير (مجلة الكوفة, 2014)
Keywords: Hérésiographie -- Ibadisme

The Donatist Circumcellions - Beaver, R. Pierce (Church History, 1935)
Donatism was an exclusively African schism and for more than a century held the center of the stage in the Christian life of that land. It was born of local passions and quarrels, and had no success outside of Africa. It became the church of the native population and, raising“altar against altar,” 1 successfully opposed both the Catholic church and the Roman Empire during several generations. Frequently, and especially in Numidia, the church of Donatus was more numerous, richer, and more powerful than its Catholic neighbor. Moreover, the Donatist cause came to shelter under its name a true social and economic revolt, which it found a useful instrument at times, but which was never a recognized part of its policy. Although the Donatist controversy was thus a local schism, it had important results for the Latin church, chiefly in regard to the doctrine of the sacrament of baptism, the orders and reception of schismatics and heretics, and the coercion of non-Catholics.
Keywords: Donatisme

New Prehistoric sites along the Omani coast from Ra’s al-Hadd to Ra’s al-Jins - Usai, Donatella (Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy, 2000)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Oman

Conservation of historical buildings – The Omani–French museum as a case study - Hegazy, Soheir M (HBRC Journal, 2015)
The conservation of historical buildings in developed countries has been very common, well carried out, and accumulated a wealth of experience. Conversely, the developing countries do not have this experience, qualiﬁed experts or professionals to handle the restoration process of historical buildings independently. So, unless the developing countries received comprehensive support from the related cultural societies and institutions in developed countries for the conservation of its historical heritage, many problems will arise and excessive sums of money will be incurred. The Omani–French museum is a case in point. Through discussing the renovation process of the aforesaid building- as a case study- this paper will highlight some critical issues such as the importance of involving an integrated team of highly qualiﬁed professionals. The precautions to maintain the wellbeing of the building against any further problems arising or required modiﬁcations must also be included in the mission of the said team. Authentic treatment of historical buildings must be highly considered, taking in consideration the new standards of rehabilitating process. Any modern techniques or plants needed must be added with great care to blend with the essence of the original environment.
Keywords: Musée -- Oman

Max Weber, Islam and Modernity - Djedi, Youcef (Max Weber Studies, 2011)
Once in 1997, in a lecture on 'L'avenir des religions en dialogue', at the Church of St Paul in Strasbourg, Paul Ricœur argued that Islam could not really take part in debates on modernity. Maybe he simply meant that Islam as a whole had not yet been worked upon by modernity, that it did not 'think' itself in modernity yet. This statement, which is certainly not to be understood as an exclusion of Islam, is indeed interesting from a philosopher of modernity who saw in the Weberian approach of history an 'anti-Hegelian solution'. This recalls how the great German philosopher handled Islam, which he undoubtedly admired, but which he also relegated to Oriental quietism. For Hegel, Islam vacated active history along with its 'progress' towards the fulfilment of the Idea of Liberty. In other words, modernity would henceforth proceed without Islam. Indeed, Max Weber did not really think about the situation of Islam in modernity, nor as an actor in modernity. At that time, much of the Muslim world was under European domination, and the army of the Ottoman empire itself was under the control of German experts. The Muslim Caliphate had moreover no other importance other than that with regard to Germany's Mitteleuropa policy. The other European powers that were to dismember the Ottoman empire were already 'Islamic powers', as can be read in Becker on the French colonial empire. Weber certainly witnessed the storm in the teacup echoed by his fellow countryman Becker and the Dutchman Snouck Hurgronje about the Ottoman Shayẖ al-islām's call to holy war. But he did not envisage the disappearance of the Caesaropapism and its consequences for Islam as a whole and, especially, for the Islamic Church, which was his focus of interest. What interests us here is that Weber, who underlined the linkage between the configuration of modern capitalism and Christian movements stemming from the Reformation, sometimes presents Islam as the antithesis of this modernity. Yet we speak at the moment of a kind of Islamic 'protestantisation', to mark the adaptation of the Islamic ethic to the spirit of modern globalized capitalism. But what is perhaps much more interesting is that Weber had already anticipated what we can call the 'Protestant' content of Islam. This of course predated Protestantism and is not central to today's considerations.

مُختاراتٌ لمخطوطاتٍ بالأمازيغيةِ الليبيَّةِ والتونسيَّةِ مِن حقبٍ مختلفة - وصف وتعليق - Brugnatelli, Vermondo (مجلة المناهل, 2020)
Keywords: Linguistique

Aux origines du donatisme et du mouvement des circoncellions - Lancel, Serge (Cahiers de Tunisie, 1967)
Keywords: Donatisme

Les Circoncellions et leurs rapport avec l’Église donatiste d’après le texte d’Optat - Vannier, Odette (Revue Africaine, 1926)
Keywords: Donatisme

La caste sociale des Circoncellions - Saumagne, Charles (Cahiers de Tunisie, 1962)
Keywords: Donatisme

L’espace habité en Oman (xviie - première moitié du xxe siècle) : modèles, fonctionnement et perceptions locales - Andriyanova, Olga (Hypothèses, 2013)
Keywords: Urbanisme -- Oman

Zanzibar, si loin de Dieu et si près du continent - Bernardie-Tahir, Nathalie (Cahiers d'Outre-Mer, 2011)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Kilwa and the Arab Settlement of the East African Coast - Chittick, Neville (The Journal of African History, 1963)
Keywords: Zanzibar

The Limits of the Sandhurst Connection: The Evolution of Oman’s Foreign and Defense Policy, 1970–1977 - Gardner, Nikolas (The Journal of the Middle East and Africa, 2015)
This article examines the role of Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said in the development of Oman’s foreign and defense policy from 1970 to 1977. Historians have assumed that following the British-orchestrated overthrow of Qaboos’s father in 1970, British soldiers and diplomats exerted a decisive inﬂuence over the inexperienced young sultan’s policy decisions. While Qaboos certainly depended on British military assistance to defeat an insurgency in Oman’s Dhofar province, he proved much more assertive than existing accounts have suggested. Drawing on British archival documents as well as correspondence of American advisors to the sultan, this article shows that Qaboos played an active role in the development of Omani foreign and defense policy. From the beginning of his reign, the sultan enlisted a diverse group of independent advisors in order to limit British inﬂuence over his government. His assertiveness intensiﬁed as Oman enjoyed a windfall of oil wealth beginning in 1973. In demonstrating the sultan’s attempts to consolidate power from the outset of his reign, this article offers a case study of the limits of Western inﬂuence over leaders in the Gulf region.
Keywords: Vie politique -- Oman -- 1970-2020

"Fantastic Charities": The Transformation of "Waqf" Practice in Colonial Zanzibar - Oberauer, Norbert (Islamic Law and Society, 2008)
Keywords: Zanzibar

France and Zanzibar, 1844 to the 1860s - Bennett, Norman Robert (The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1974)
Keywords: Relations -- Zanzibar -- France

France and Zanzibar, 1844 to the 1860s - Bennett, Norman Robert (The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1973)
Keywords: Relations -- Zanzibar -- France

Tatawwur ʿa’ilat makhziniyat bi Tunis fi al-ʿasr al-ḥadith: al Bin ʿAyyad bayna sanawat 1740 wa 1837 - Saadaoui, Brahim (Revue d'Histoire Maghrébine, 2004)
Keywords: Famille Bin Ayyad

Francesco Beguinot (1879-1953) - Rossi, Ettore (Rivista degli studi orientali, 1954)
Keywords: Orientalisme -- Italie

L'enseignement primaire et professionnel au M'zab (Bulletin du service de l'information du Gouvernement général de l'Algérie, 1956)
Keywords: Enseignement -- Mzab

L'élevage au M'zab (Bulletin du service de l'information du Gouvernement général de l'Algérie, 1957)

Une coutume mozabite en matière d'homicide volontaire - H., H. (Journal de la jurisprudence de la cour d'Appel d'Alger et de législation algérienne, 1892)
Keywords: Droit coutumier -- Mzab; Fiqh -- Mzab -- 19e siècle

Art. IX.—The O'mánee Dialect of Arabic - Jayakar, A. S. G. (The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, 1889)
Keywords: Linguistique -- Oman

Art. XI.—The O'mánee Dialect of Arabic - Jayakar, A. S. G. (Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1889)
In compiling the following vocabulary of 'Omanee words, the principal aim has been to give only such words as exhibit the dialectical peculiarities mentioned in the preceding Part, and not to furnish a complete list of words in common use in O'mán. Technical words, or words employed in agriculture, trade, arts, manufactures, etc., have been intentionally omitted, as they would be beyond the scope and extent of the present paper. Most of the words, it will be seen, are of Arabic origin, and the dialectical sense, wherever it differs from the original, is either metaphorical or an extension of the sense conveyed by the original root.
Keywords: Linguistique -- Oman

La vie économique du Mzab - Fontaine, Henri (Bulletin de Liaison Saharienne, 1956)

Images du Mzab - Fontaine, Henri (Bulletin de Liaison Saharienne, 1958)

Gravures rupestres au Mzab - Bonète, Yves (Bulletin de Liaison Saharienne, 1962)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Mzab

Les nomades dans le territoire de Ghardaïa - Bonète, Yves (Bulletin de liaison des agents du service de l'artisanat algérien, 1956)
Keywords: Nomadisme -- Mzab

Le M'zab et ses secrets - Burat (Bulletin de la Société de Géographie d'Alger, 1930)
Keywords: Récits de voyage -- Mzab

Ecole primaire à Mahboubine (L'architecture aujourd'hui, 1955)
Keywords: Architecture -- Djerba

Un village sur une presqu'île (Techniques et Architectures, 1975)
Keywords: Architecture -- Djerba

La flore du M'zab - Amat, Charles (Revue scientifique, 1886)
Keywords: Botanique -- Mzab

Tanfust n sen Aytma : l'apologue des deux frères - Aït Akakus (Awal. Cahiers d'études berbères, 1986)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

Review: Chansons berbères de Djerba - Basset, René (Revue des traditions populaires, 1898)
Keywords: Recension

Tales from Pemba - Savioli, Lorenzo (Africa: Rivista trimestrale di studi e documentazione dell’Istituto italiano per l’Africa e l’Oriente, 1983)
Keywords: Zanzibar

The Mysore grants, 1860: The appeal of Tippu Sultan's son - Knight, L.A. (South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies, 1978)
Keywords: Tippo Tip (1837-1905)

The Latest on the Archaeology of Southern Oman - Zarins, Juris (Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2009)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Oman

The Hawari of Socotra, Yemen - van Rensburg, Julian Jansen (The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 2009)
Haw ̄ar ̄ı are traditionally logboats carved from a single tree into a double-ended vessel which can be propelled by either sails or paddle. Haw ̄ar ̄ı can be found throughout the Indian Ocean from India through to East Africa, yet little is known about this ubiquitous vessel. The aims of this research are to address this lacuna in our knowledge by documenting the rich source of haw ̄ar ̄ı present on the island of Socotra, Yemen.
Keywords: Archéologie -- Oman

Review : Oman. The Reborn Land - Jreisat, Jamil (Arab Studies Quarterly, 1983)
Keywords: Recension

Trading through Islam: the interconnections of Sijilmasa, Ghana and the Almoravid movement - Miller, James Andrew (The Journal of North African Studies, 2001)
Keywords: Commerce transsaharien

Review: [Muslim Rebels: Kharijites and the Politics of Extremism in Egypt, by Jeffrey T. Kenney. New York: Oxford University Press, 2006. xi + 184 pages. Notes to p. 205. Bibl. to p. 216. Indexto p. 221. $45.] - Jankowski, James (Middle East Journal, 2007)
Keywords: Recension

From Republic to Jamahiriya: Libya's Search for Political Community - Roumani, Jacques (Middle East Journal, 1983)

Review: An Arabian Utopia: The Western Discovery of Oman, by Alistair Hamilton London: Oxford University Press, 2010 - Peterson, John E. (Middle East Journal, 2011)
Keywords: Recension

Sohar: Culture and Society in an Omani Town, by Frederik Barth. Pp. 304. The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore 1983. $24.50. - Birks, J.S. (Middle East Studies Association Bulletin, 1984)
Keywords: Recension

Review : Nomads in the Sultanate of Oman: Tradition and Development in Dhofar By Jorg Jansen. Boulder and London: Westview Press, 1986 - Birks, J.S. (International Migration Review, 1987)
Keywords: Dhofar; Recension

Memoir on the Island of Socotra - Wellsted, James Raymond (Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London, 1835)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Briggs Lloyd Cabot, Les tribus du Sahara. - Fagot, J (Revue française de sociologie, 1961)
Keywords: Recension

Britain in the Gulf: Review - Wilkinson, John Craven (The Geographical Journal, 1968)
Keywords: Recension

Travail des femmes et production familiale en Tunisie - Ferchiou, Sophie (Questions Féministes, 1978)
Keywords: Artisanat -- Djerba

Deux siècles de relations franco-omanaises (1735-1920) Aperçu historique - Oddos, Robert (Revue Historique, 1996)
Keywords: Relations -- Oman -- France

Guevara Through the Looking Glass: a View of the Dhofar War - Tremayne, Penelope (The RUSI Journal, 1974)
Keywords: Dhofar

Further Notes on the Staircase Minaret - Schacht, Joseph (Ars Orientalis, 1961)
Keywords: Architecture -- Mzab

A Vision of Oman: State of the Sultanate Speeches by Qaboos Bin Said, 1970–2006 - Kechichian, Joseph Albert (Middle East Policy, 2008)
Keywords: Vie politique -- Oman -- 1970-2020

Jebel Akhdar and Dhofar: footnote to empire - Newsinger, John (Race & Class, 1998)
Keywords: Dhofar

Mahfoud Bennoune - Stork, Joe (Middle East Report, 2004)
Keywords: Architecture -- Mzab

La description du Yémen et du 'Uman dans le K. al-masalik wa-l-mamalik d'al-Bakri - Ducène, Jean-Charles (Acta Orientalia Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, 2004)
Keywords: Récits de voyage -- Oman

Le lac Tritonis et les noms anciens du chott el Jérid - Peyras, Jean; Trousset, Pol (Antiquités africaines, 1988)
Long before being a matter of debate for the modern scholars about the famous project of the Saharian Sea, the lake Tritonis (or Tritônitis) had been a problem for ancient geographers themselves as to its localisation along the Libyan coastal areas. Linked or not with the legend of Argonauts and with the myth of a native goddess assimilated to Pallas, bay or lake, the Triton seems to belong to a mythical geography more than to reality. Several localisations were given as possible according to different traditions of Greek geographers and the question had remained unsettled up to the Roman period. For Strabo following a first tradition, the hydronym was settled in Cyrenaica prior to be wrongly translated on the Atlantic shoreline with the garden of Hesperids. On the other hand, for a long tradition illustrated by Herodotus, the Tritonis could be placed — as Gsell emphasized — nowhere but in the gulf of Gabes itself. However, contradictory data in the « Pseudo-Scylax » are leading either to Byzacium or to Lesser Syrtis ; in Pliny influenced by two different traditions, the Tritonis is elusively quoted as « inter duas Syrtis ». Mela was the only one (with perhaps Ptolemaeus) to give to palus and inland position which can be identified clearly with the Great Chott — already without any connexion with the sea — in southern Tunisia.
Keywords: Géographie -- Chott el-Jarid

Oman : The “Forgotten” Corner of the Arab Spring - Worrall, James (Middle East Policy, 2012)
Keywords: Vie politique -- Oman -- 1970-2020

Expedition to the Hadramut - Bent, J. Theodore (The Geographical Journal, 1894)
Keywords: Récits de voyage -- Yemen

The Origins of Commercial Arabica Coffee Production in East Africa - Kieran, J. A. (African Historical Studies, 1969)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Les poèmes nautiques d'Aḥmad ibn Mağid: 3 eme partie / :ﺪﺟﺎﻣﻦﺑﺪﻤﺣﺃﺪﻨﻋﻲﺣﻼﻤﻟﺍﺮﻌﺸﻟﺍ ﺰﻴﺟﺍﺭﻷﺍ،ﺚﻟﺎﺜﻟﺍﻢﺴﻘﻟﺍ - Khoury, Ibrahim (Bulletin d'Études Orientales, 1988)
Keywords: Navigation -- Oman

Les poèmes nautiques d'Ahmad ibn Māǧid 2eme partie les poèmes àrime unique: al-qaṣā'id texte arabe établi avec introduction et analyse en français - Khoury, Ibrahim (Bulletin d'Études Orientales, 1986)
Keywords: Navigation -- Oman

La ḥāwiya: abrégé versifié des principes de nautique (ḥāwiyat al-’iḫtiṣār fī ’uṣūl ‘ilm al-biḥār) - Māğid, Aḥmad ibn (Bulletin d'Études Orientales, 1971)
Keywords: Navigation -- Oman

Quelques mots au sujet de Tafilet et de Sidjilmassa - Dastugue, Hyacinte (Bulletin de la Société de Géographie, 1867)

Les nouveaux ksours de la vallée du M’Zab (1995-2016).: De la permanence et des mutations de la solidarité sociale dans leurs réussites et leurs échecs - Gueliane, Nora (Les Cahiers d’EMAM, 2020)
Keywords: Urbanisme -- Mzab

I Berberi-Abaditi del Gebel Nefusa in Tripolitania - Zamponi, Raimondo (Rivista Coloniale, 1918)
Keywords: Ibadisme -- Djebel Nefousa; Moeurs et coutumes -- Djebel Nefousa

‘An Innovation from the Time of the Banī Hāshim’: Some Reflections on the Taslīm at the End of the Prayer - Dutton, Yasin (Journal of Islamic Studies, 2005)
Keywords: Fiqh -- prières

Water Mills of the Batinah Coast of Oman - Wilkinson, T.J. (Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 1980)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Oman

L'émigration tunisienne en particulier pour le Sud tunisien - Seklani, Mahmoud (Population, 1974)

Expedition to the Hadramut: Discussion - Dyer, Thiselton (The Geographical Journal, 1894)
Keywords: Récits de voyage -- Yemen

The Battle of Mirbat: turning point in the Omani Dhofar rebellion - Martinez, Ian Illych (Small Wars & Insurgencies, 2012)
Keywords: Dhofar

The Jews of Mzab - Casanowicz, I. M. (American Anthropologist, 1905)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Mzab

Soviet policy towards the rebellion in Dhofar - Hensel, Howard M. (Asian Affairs, 1982)
Keywords: Dhofar

Communal Organization of the Jews of Tripolitania during the Late Ottoman Period - Goldberg, Harvey E. (Jewish Political Studies Review, 1993)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djebel Nefousa

The Problem of the Judaized Berbers - Hirschberg, H. Z. (The Journal of African History, 1963)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djebel Nefousa

La guérilla du Dhofar - Laliberté, Gérard (Études internationales, 1973)
Keywords: Dhofar

The Victoria Nyanza as a Trade Route in the Nineteenth Century - Hartwig, Gerald W. (The Journal of African History, 1970)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Epidemiological investigation of keratinophilic fungi from soils of Djerba (Tunisia) - Anane, S. (Journal de Mycologie Médicale, 2012)
Keywords: Botanique -- Djerba

Security in the Gulf. The view from Oman - Bahgat, Gawdat (Security Dialogue, 1999)
Keywords: Politique étrangère -- Oman -- 1970-2020

early Islamic family from Oman: al-'Awtabi's account of the Muhallabids. By Martin Hinds (Journal of Semitic Studies Monograph No. 17.) pp. vii, 97. Manchester, Journal of Semitic Studies, University of Manchester, 1991 - Hawting, Gerald R. (Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1993)
Keywords: Recension

L'évolution des cités de l'Ifriquiya de la Conquête arabe au XVe Siècle - Ben Slimane, Ferid (Internationales Jahrbuch für Geschichts- und Geographie-Unterricht, 1977)

Religious tolerance in Oman: addressing religious prejudice through educational intervention - Sadi, Fatma H. al-; Basit, Tehmina N. (British Educational Research Journal, 2012)
Keywords: Tolérance religieuse -- Oman

Urban centres in the Gulf during the early Islamic period: a historical study - Omar, Farouk (Bulletin (British Society for Middle Eastern Studies), 1988)

The efficacy of Ottoman counter-intelligence in the 16th century - Gürkan, Emrah Safa (Acta Orientalia Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, 2012)
This article examines the Ottoman counter-intelligence mechanism and the extent to which it succeeded in preventing enemy intelligence. In the 16th century, the length and the scope of both Ottoman – Habsburg and the Ottoman Safavid Rivalry convinced the Ottomans to establish an intelligence network that gathered information in a large geography. Nevertheless, in the war of information between the Ottomans and their rivals, the success of Ottoman information-gathering was intertwined with the efficiency of Ottoman counter-intelligence. In order to gain an advantage in “politics of information”, the Ottoman secret diplomacy successfully refused its enemies a comfort which it sought for itself: access to information about the adversary.
Keywords: Ottomans -- Djerba

“British kadhi s” and “Muslim judges”: modernisation, inconsistencies and accommodation in Zanzibar's colonial judiciary - Stockreiter, Elke E. (Journal of Eastern African Studies, 2010)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Travailleurs indiens à Oman - Longuenesse, Elisabeth (Revue Tiers Monde, 1985)

Djerba a Case Study in the Geography of Isolation - Karabenick, Edward (Journal of Geography, 1971)
Keywords: Géographie -- Djerba

A Revised Chronology of the Sultans of Kilwa in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries - Alpers, Edward A. (Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa, 1967)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Sayyida Salme, Rudolph Said-Ruete und die deutsche Kolonialpolitik - Donzel, E. J. van (Die Welt des Islams, 1987)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Oman And The Trucial Coast - MacLaurin, E. C. B. (The Australian Quarterly, 1958)

Succession and Social Change in Tunisia - Ashford, Douglas E (International Journal of Middle East Studies, 1973)
Keywords: Commerce -- Djerba

Folklore in Israel - Ben-Amos, Dan (Archives suisses des traditions populaires, 1963)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Kings and People: Oman's State Consultative Council - Eickelman, Dale F. (Middle East Journal, 1984)
Keywords: Vie politique -- Oman -- 1970-2020

Mass Higher Education and the Religious Imagination in Contemporary Arab Societies - Eickelman, Dale F. (American Ethnologist, 1992)

Ancient Trade Routes from Carthage into the Sahara - Kuhn De Prorok, Byron (Geographical Review, 1925)
Keywords: Commerce transsaharien

Où est le sultanat d'Oman ? - Mayol, Clémence (Outre-Terre, 2006)

Fertility and Social Change in Oman: Women's Perspectives - Eickelman, Christine (Middle East Journal, 1993)

Ouvriers agricoles ou rôdeurs de celliers? Les circoncellions d'Afrique - Saumagne, Charles (Annales d'histoire économique et sociale, 1934)
Keywords: Donatisme

Review: Mehri Texts from Oman: Based on the Field Materials of T. M. Johnstone, by Harry Stroomer. (Semitica Viva, Bd. 22) 303 pages, map, bibliography, footnotes, transcription table. Wiesbaden, Germany: Harrassowitz Verlag, 1999. DM168.00 (Paper) isbn 3-447-04215-X - Cross, Carmen (Middle East Studies Association Bulletin, 2001)
Keywords: Recension

Oman : la révolte dynastique - Allmeling, Anne (Outre-Terre, 2011)
Keywords: Vie politique -- Oman -- 1970-2020

Olive groves: "The life and identity of the Mediterranean'' - Loumou, Angeliki; Giourga, Christina (Agriculture and Human Values, 2003)
Olive tree cultivation in theMediterranean goes back to ancient times. Evensince the Roman Age, olive cultivation spreadto the entire Mediterranean basin. Thislongevous tree integrates and identifieseconomically, socially, and culturally theinhabitants of this basin and determines itsrural landscape. For the residents of theMediterranean, olive oil constituted the mainsource of nutritional fats, their most valuableexport product, and was identified with theirculture. Even now, olive cultivation has amultiple importance for the Mediterranean. Theolive groves, which grow mostly on inclined,shallow, and low fertility soils, and onhand-made stone terraces, have limited wateringrequirements and sustain the fragile naturalresources of the Mediterranean. Today,olive cultivation in the Mediterranean is anadditional income source and supports thepopulation in rural areas during the winterperiod, which profit from summer and seatourism activity. Although anagro-ecosystem, the olive grove resembles thenatural Mediterranean ecosystem and abandonmenttransforms them into natural Mediterranean typeforests. Their change of use from olivecultivation to pasture degrades the ecosystemand decreases the natural resources, because ofover-grazing. At this time, two major factorsthreaten the traditional olive cultivation (i)the competition of the intensive olive grovesin plain and irrigated areas and (ii) thecheaper seed-oils, which intensify theabandonment of traditional olive groves andchange them into pasture, resulting in thedeterioration of the ecosystem. Olivecultivation has left its mark on life in theMediterranean and has contributed to thesustainability of natural resources.Nevertheless, it succumbs under the pressure ofcurrent socioeconomic situations. Today, theconservation of olives in productionconstitutes a necessity for the fragileMediterranean ecosystems and a challenge foreverybody involved.
Keywords: Botanique -- Djerba

La Jemâ berbère - Koller, Ange (Civilisations. Revue internationale d’anthropologie et de sciences humaines, 1954)

Political Tensions in Zanzibar: Echoes from the Revolution? - Brown, Andrea (Canadian Journal of Development Studies / Revue canadienne d'études du développement, 2010)
The current period of turmoil (nationalist and ethno-racial tensions and violence) in Zanzibar is similar in many ways to the tumultuous period leading up to the 1964 revolution;however,there are important differences. Ihis paper explores the roots and dynamics of Zanzibari nationalism, ethno-racial identities, and political conflict, examining how ethnicity,class, and regional identities altered during the thirty-yearperiod between political openings-with relations with mainland Tanzania a key factor. Two constants are a regionalized division of interests between the islands of Pemba and Unguja and elite-dominated politics characterized by resistance to open political competitionand democraticgovernance.
Keywords: Zanzibar

La condition des Juifs du M'Zab - Chouraqui, André (Les Cahiers de l'Alliance Israélite Universelle, 1955)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Mzab

Ranking suitable sites for Soil Aquifer Treatment in Jerba Island (Tunisia) using remote sensing, GIS and AHP-multicriteria decision analysis - Anane, Makram; Kallali, Hamadi; Jellali, Salah; Ouessar, Mohamed (International Journal of Water, 2008)
The present study aims to locate and rank suitable sites for Soil Aquifer Treatment (SAT) in Jerba Island (South Tunisia) by integrating a single-objective AHP method into a GIS model. The methodology represents a first step in SAT basin construction projects before field investigations. It considers several criteria related to technical, environmental and cost aspects. The result showed that a large area, covering 1489 ha, is suitable for SAT, which exceeds the required area to infiltrate the total treated wastewater produced by all the island wastewater plants. Being situated inside agricultural areas and near coastlines, potential sites for SAT could increase groundwater availability for irrigation and also mitigate existing marine intrusion problem facing Jerba aquifer. The best sites are found closer to Aghir plant than the rest of island WWTPs.
Keywords: Géologie -- Djerba

Insularité et pudeur en Méditerranée médiane au XIXe siècle - Maslah, Amina (Hypothèses, 2010)

Wedding ceremonies and cultural exchange in an Indian Ocean port city: the case of Zanzibar Town - Issa, Amina A. (Social Dynamics, 2012)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Two seasons of investigations at Manāl site in the Wādī Samāyil area, Sultanate of Oman - Elmahi, Ali Tigani; Ibrahim, Moawiyah (Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 2003)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Oman

The traditional pastoral groups of Dhofar, Oman: a parallel for ancient cultural ecology - ElMahi, Ali Tigani (Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 2001)
Keywords: Dhofar

Teaching the History of Architecture in Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco: Colonialism, Independence, and Globalization - Djerbi, Ali; Safi, Abdelwahab (Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 2003)
Keywords: Architecture -- Djerba

Bibliographie ibadhite - Baali, Aissa (Revue algérienne, tunisienne et marocaine de législation et de jurisprudence, 1943)
Keywords: Bibliographie

Les Beni-Mezab (Sahara Algérien) - Aucapitaine, Henri (Nouvelles Annales des Voyages, 1867)
Keywords: Récits de voyage -- Mzab

Saharan trade in the Roman period: short-, medium- and long-distance trade networks - Wilson, Andrew (Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa, 2012)
Keywords: Commerce transsaharien

Images de la femme maghrébine: analyse comparative de Je dois tout à ton oubli et La saison des hommes - Tonda, Ángeles Llorca (Anales de Filología Francesa, 2012)
In the artistic productions object of my study, Malika Mokeddem novel, Je dois tout à ton oubli (2008) and the Tunisian film director Rachida Tlatli, La saison des hommes (2000), evokes the theme of resignation and submission of women to the power of men in the North African context. The parallel analysis of the novel and film will allow me to highlight the convergent narrative structures used in both works to denounce women’s alienation and despair that some of them manifest. Similarly enunciate what are the loopholes that both the novelist and the director proposed to the heroines of their stories.

The Comparison of Factors Affecting on the Process of Life of Azāriqa and Ibāḍiyya Sects - Jafarnia, Fatemeh (Astra Salvensis, 2018)
Khawarij was formed during the war of Siffin and following the advent of arbitration. In spite of Ali (AS)'s war with them and the massacre of them, their opinions remained intact. Because of differentiation in the Khawarij, several sects came out of which two sects of Azāriqa and Ibāḍiyya are among them. As the most extreme sect, Azāriqa disappeared after a while, but Ibāḍiyya continued to live with the modest way. According to author, ideas, the areas of influence and the way of entering these areas influenced the life of these two sects. The result shows that the extreme performance of Azāriqa compared to the planned actions by Ibāḍiyya has been effective to promote ideas and differences in the selection of areas for activity.
Keywords: Azraqisme

Challenging Authority: Al-Balādhurī and al-Ṭabarī on Khārijism during the Reign of Muʿāwiya b. Abī Sufyān - Hagemann, Hannah-Lena (Al-Masāq, 2016)
Khārijite resistance to Umayyad authority during the caliphate of Muʿāwiya b. Abī Sufyān (r. 661–680) is represented in detail in the works of the early Muslim scholars Aḥmad b. Yaḥyā al-Balādhurī (d. c. 892) and Muḥammad b. Jarīr al-Ṭabarī (d. 923). While the Khārijites are overwhelmingly depicted by both authors as religious fanatics whose excessive piety caused widespread bloodshed and who thus should be condemned, a closer look reveals that Khārijites serve specific and distinct narrative purposes: al-Balādhurī uses them mainly to illustrate Umayyad tyranny, while al-Ṭabarī addresses the consequences of Khārijite revolts for communal and imperial stability. The latter's work is also marked by a dichotomy between activist and quietist Khārijism, implying that al-Ṭabarī is not so much opposed to Khārijism as a set of “heretic” religious ideas, but rather to its violent expression of politico-religious opposition.
Keywords: Kharijisme

Visions of Omani Reform - Fromson, James; Simon, Steven (Survival, 2019)
Oman’s need to reduce its oil dependence illuminates the difficulty of reforming Gulf rentier states writ large.
Keywords: Vie politique -- Oman -- 1970-2020

The politics of the coffee pot: Its changing role in history-making and the place of religion in the Sultanate of Oman - Sachedina, Amal (History and Anthropology, 2019)
Centered on the dalla, the Omani coffee pot, this paper considers how the social practices and knowledges induced by its material form and function organize different forms of perceptual skills. These skills habituate ways of seeing that become a means towards examining the shift from the religio–ethical relationships that defined the shari'a society of the last Ibadi Islamic Imamate that ruled the interior of the region (1913–1955) to those that define ‘heritage’ as part of Omani modern nation state building today. As a coffee server in the Imamate era, the dalla facilitated a history that was primarily moral in nature, oriented towards God and divine salvation. From 1970 onwards, as a visual symbol, it became an integral part of a national linear chronicle of progressive historicity. Through a shift in authoritative time, rationales of temporality, ethics and history were reconfigured, displacing an Imamate while establishing a modern-day Sultanate in its place.
Keywords: Coutumes -- Oman

Lessons from Tradition in the Building of Contemporary Settlements: The Case of Tafilalt in the M'zab Valley, Algeria - Rezaei, Naimeh (Architecture and Culture, 2021)
Since Algeria’s independence from France in 1962, the M’zab Valley in the northern Sahara has witnessed a rapid growth in population. Both legal and illegal housing has been built outside the walls of the M’zab’s ancient towns, damaging the environmental and cultural heritage of the area. In response, its long-standing residents have identified protocols for building a number of carefully planned settlements inspired by the original towns. One of these new settlements is Tafilalt, begun in 1997. Based in part on in-depth interviews with residents and the developers of the project, this article studies the construction of Tafilalt by its occupants and their perceptions of their new home. It asks how the M’zab’s traditional methods of planning, building and managing settlements have been adapted to the community’s current needs, who makes up the community, and to what extent Tafilalt might be seen as a model to be used elsewhere.
Keywords: Architecture -- Mzab

The Sultanate of Oman and the Iran Nuclear Deal - Schmierer, Richard J. (Middle East Policy, 2015)
Keywords: Vie politique -- Oman -- 1970-2020

Liquid Oman: oil, water, and causality in Southern Arabia - Limbert, Mandana E. (Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 2016)
This paper explores how different natural resources figure in temporal imaginings. I ask: how do oil and water come to frame the relationships and chronologies of transformation and, more particularly, of causality? In order to understand visions of environmental futures, not only might we need to attend to the forms of planning, expectation, and prognosis that shape knowledge or senses of the future, but we may also consider how and why causality and significant events are associated with particular natural resources. Drawing on my previous work that explores the future orientation of oil-depletion talk in Oman as well as textual sources and ethnography, I argue that while water has been associated with pious rule and divine presence, oil has been considered to be much more transitory and the product of human interventions and policies, interventions and policies that emerge from a fraught political history. While water seems to motivate events and cause change, serving as an indication and vehicle of God's power, oil appears less a cause of national transformation, at least in its origins.

Libraries and library education in Oman - Mufaraji, Moosa N. al- (Journal of Information Science, 1992)
This article surveys the current status of librarianship in the Sultanate of Oman Similar to any other developing country, Oman faces problems in librarianship, such as shortage of professional librarians, lack of well-equipped libraries, and the absence of a professional library organisation. The article deals with the various types of existing libraries in the Sultanate, with emphasis on the Sultan Qaboos University Libraries, the largest in the country It also reviews the foundation of the Librarianship and Documentation Department at Sultan Qaboos University and discusses other informal training programmes for librarians.
Keywords: Bibliothèques -- Oman

Archaeological legislation in the Sultanate of Oman - Belushi, Mohammed Ali K. al- (International Journal of Heritage Studies, 2014)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Oman

Some Remarks about Sectarian Movements in al-Andalus - Aguade, Jorge (Studia Islamica, 1986)
Keywords: Nukkarisme -- Andalousie

Review: Socotra: An Archaeological Reconnaissance in 1967. D. BRIAN DOE. Henry Field and Edith M. Laird, eds. Foreword by Henry Field. Coconut Grove, FL: Field Research Projects, 1970. xxi + 156 pp., figures, maps, plates, notes, selected bibliography.n.p. (paper). - Muller, John (American Anthropologist, 1972)
Keywords: Recension; Zanzibar

Review: Proconsul to the Middle East: Sir Percy Cox and the End of Empire - By John Townsend: Proconsul to the Middle East - Frantzman, Seth J. (Digest of Middle East Studies, 2011)
Keywords: Recension

The Myth of Trans-Saharan Trade during the Roman Era - Swanson, John T. (The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1975)
Keywords: Commerce transsaharien

Devout Heretics: The Barghawata in Maghribi Historiography - Iskander, John (The Journal of North African Studies, 2007)
From the mid-eighth century to at least the mid-twelfth century, a Berber people known as the Barghawata existed increasingly uncomfortably on the western fringes of North Africa. The medieval Arabic histories depict them in ways that show an increasing ambivalence towards their distinctive religious practices, eventually leading to utter condemnation. Yet these same histories preserve depictions that show that the Barghawata were not always thought of as heretics to be vanquished. The historiographic shift charted here is reﬂective of several dynamics. Some are broad, such as the increasingly uniform ideal of orthodoxy in the region; others are speciﬁc, such as the Marinids’ quest for a legitimising ideology, which led scholars to rethink aspects of the tribal past, as well as encouraging the rulers to support the growth of madrasas in Tunisia and beyond. The Barghawata’s image was increasingly reduced to a caricature, one that was subtly contradicted by the earlier sources.

Review: Sohar: Culture and Society in an Omani Town. FREDRIK BARTH. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1983. viii + 264 pp., photographs, figures, references, index. $24.50 (cloth). - Gulick, John (American Ethnologist, 1984)
Keywords: Recension

Guerrilla Warfare and Ideological Confrontation in the Arabian Peninsula: the rebellion in Dhufar - Peterson, John E. (World Affairs, 1977)
Keywords: Vie politique -- Oman -- 1970-2020

Review: Muscat and Oman: End of an Era, by Ian Skeet. London: Faber and Faber, 1974. 204 Pages. Maps. Illus. Gloss. Notes to P. 209. Appends. to P. 218. Index to P. 224. ?3.95. - Anthony, John Duke (Middle East Journal, 1975)
Keywords: Recension

Review: Oman: Politics and Development, by Ian Skeet. 195 pages, tables, photos, glossary, notes, bibliography, index. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992. $49.95 (Cloth) isbn 0-312-06886-7 - Anthony, John Duke (Middle East Studies Association Bulletin, 1993)
Keywords: Recension

Review : Oman. Musqat, Oman : Department of Information 1972. vii + 55 pages. Foreword. Illus. Appendices to p. 64. Bibl. No price indicated. - Anthony, John Duke (Middle East Journal, 1973)
Keywords: Recension

Towards a Description of the Traditional Pronunciation of the Jewish Community of Djerba - Katz, Ktzia (Proceedings of the World Congress of Jewish Studies / דברי הקונגרס העולמי למדעי היהדות, 1973)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Djerba, Tunisia: North African Jews - Roditi, E. (The Menorah Journal, 1955)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

La communauté juive de Djerba ; secrets d’une pérennité - Qabla, Gabriel (Confluences Méditerranée, 1994)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Un témoignage du passé en voie de disparition: les synagogues de la région de Djerba - Pinkerfeld, Jacob (Cahiers de Byrsa, 1957)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Cheveux et poils dans le judaïsme - Michel, K. (Anthropology of the Middle East, 2012)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Tunisian Synagogues Flourish Though the Jews have Gone - Luxner, Larry (Middle East, 2008)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Judaizant Berbers of North Africa - Hirschberg, H. Z. (Zion / ציון, 1957)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djebel Nefousa

Hebrew Elements in the Spoken Arabic of Djerba - Henshke, Yehudit (Massorot: Studies in Language Traditions and Jewish Languages, 1991)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Djerba – «utenfor verden» - Grøthe, Johnny (Den Norske Tannlegeforenings Tidende, 2008)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Synagogue and Mosque - Golding, Louis (The Menorah Journal, 1927)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Lotus and manna - Golding, Louis (The Menorah Journal, 1926)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Les lieux de la revitalisation du judaïsme aujourd’hui. Vers un brouillage des frontières entre ashkénazes et séfarades ? - Endelstein, Lucine (Archives Juives, 2009)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Les origines et l’habitat des Juifs en Tunisie - Donio, Elie (Bulletin Economique et Social de la Tunisie, 1949)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Djerba - Vitalis, Danon (Jüdisches Familienblatt für Wissenschaft, Kunst und Literatur, 1932)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Chez les Juifs de Djerba. Notes de voyages (suite) - Vitalis, Danon (L'Univers Israélite, 1926)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Chez les Juifs de Djerba. Notes de voyages - Vitalis, Danon (L'Univers Israélite, 1926)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

De Tunis, à Djerba, confiscations et pillages - Danan, Ariel (Les Cahiers du judaïsme, 2009)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Un Voyage d’études Juives en Afrique par M. Nahum Slouschz - Cattan, Anna-Aldaï (Bulletin de la Société d’anthropologie et de biologie de Lyon, 1910)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

La Gheriba de Djerba - Benattar, S. C. (La vie tunisienne illustrée, 1924)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Incantations and divinations from the Djerba Island - Avida, Y. L. (Journal of the Folklore Society in Israel, 1953)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Deux rapports de Salomon Reinach sur les Juifs de Tunisie au début du protectorat - Attal, Robert (Revue des études juives, 1979)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Combien de Juifs en Tunisie et en Libye (1850-1970) ? - Taïeb, Jacques (Revue des études juives, 1999)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djebel Nefousa

From sacred history to historical memory and back: The Jewish past - Valensi, Lucette (History and Anthropology, 1986)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Pèlerinages nord-africains (fin) - Véhel, J. (L'Univers Israélite, 1930)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Religious Affirmation of Zionism as a National Liberation Movement: Aspects of the Thought of Rabbi Khalfon Moshe HaCohen of Jerba - Zohar, Zvi (Israel, 2002)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Djerba ou l’une des plus anciennes Communautés juives de la diaspora - Zaoui, André (Revue de la pensée juive, 1950)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Un carrefour du Sahara médiéval: Sedrata (Ouargla, Algérie). Bilan et perspectives historiques et archéologiques - Aillet, Cyrille; Cressier, Patrice (Les séminaires du CNRA, 2014)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Ouargla

Archéologie, savoirs coloniaux et projet saharien: les cent premières années de recherches sur Sedrata (Ouargla, Algérie) - Aillet, Cyrille (Ikosim, 2014)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Sedrata

باب الانتقاد والاستدراك على المنار: مذهب الاباضية في صلاة المسافر والاستفتاح والتأمين (المنار, 1913)
Keywords: Fiqh -- prières

The Qur'an Reciter of the Battlefield and Concomitant Issues - Juynboll, Gautier H. A. (Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft, 1974)

The Qurra' in Early Islamic History - Juynboll, Gautier H. A. (Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 1973)
Keywords: Vie politique -- Irak

The Sultanate of Muscat and ‘Oman: With a description of a journey into the interior undertaken in 1925 - Eccles, G. J. (Journal of The Royal Central Asian Society, 1927)
Keywords: Récits de voyage -- Oman

Islam in Italy and in Its Libyan Colony (720-1992) - Kopanski, Ataullah Bogdan (Islamic Studies, 1993)

Le sedi episcopali della Tripolitania antica - Romanelli, Pietro (Rendiconti Pontificia Accademia Romana di Archeologia, 1926)
Keywords: Christianisme -- Djebel Nefousa

Hadd Hajar, a clausura in the Tripolitanian Gebel Garian south of Asabaa - Brogan, Olwen (Libyan Studies, 1980)
In the Gebel Garian, about 20 kilometres south of Asabaa, the map-makers of 1964 indicated an ancient wall (Fig. 1) called Hadd Hajar (i.e. wall of stone) running south-west for six kilometres from Ras al Tays al Abyad (858 m; the Hill of the White Goat) on which stood a watch tower, to Ras al Said (764 m). The country crossed by Hadd Hajar is about 690-730 m above sea-level with a gently-undulating surface constituting a fairly open and level valley. The hills are covered with esparto-grass. On the west the Wadi Wamis winds among closely-set hills while, in the north-east, the wall is carried for a further three quarters of a kilometre across a narrow valley from Ras al Tays al Abyad to another hill Ras al Saqifah. An old track comes southwards down this valley flanked on the east side by a barrier of hills over 800 m high. Where the track crosses the wall there is a Roman building (Gasr al Saqifah) with traces of an archway for people and flocks to pass through. Two kilometres to the south is an old cistern (Majin Saqifah) presumably Roman. Beyond, the track continues about 25 kilometres to a large well, Bir al Shaqaykah (Sceghega), after which it is another 28 kilometres south-eastwards to Mizdah on the Wadi Sofeggin.
Keywords: Archéologie -- Djebel Nefousa

Terrorism in context: Race, religion, party and violent conflict in zanzibar - Brents, Barbara G.; Mshigeni, Deo S. (The American Sociologist, 2004)
Keywords: Zanzibar

Destroying Mumiani : Cause, Context, and Violence in Late Colonial Dar es Salaam - Brennan, James R. (Journal of Eastern African Studies, 2008)
This article examines and contextualizes a riot that occurred in Dar es Salaam in 1959, in the peri-urban neighbourhood of Buguruni. The riot involved accusations that security guards and police were abducting neighbourhood residents and killing them in order to use their blood for the preparation of magical medicines. Those who abducted Africans for this purpose were popularly termed mumiani. Their rumoured existence is examined in the wider context of Dar es Salaam’s rapid urbanization, its peri-urban politics and land conflicts, and its systems of law and knowledge. The article also explores the many possible interpretations of this riot. Drawing on interviews with local residents, court testimonies, official correspondence, newspaper accounts, and colonial memoirs, the article constructs a historical account of the riot’s location, Buguruni, as well as a narrative of the riot itself and the subsequent legal actions. Such a violent event raises questions about the relationship between historical evidence and causality, as well as questions about contextualizing major events that fit awkwardly into prevailing historical narratives.
Keywords: Zanzibar

Calamity and Transition: Re-Imagining Italian Trade in the Eleventh-Century Mediterranean - Smith, Romney David (Past & Present, 2015)

Confronting the Caliph: ‘Uthmân b. ‘Affân in Three ‘Abbasid Chronicles - Keaney, Heather (Studia Islamica, 2011)

Zanzibari Islamic knowledge transmission revisited: loss, lament, legacy, transmission – and transformation - Bang, Anne K. (Social Dynamics, 2012)
Keywords: Zanzibar

The ‘Autobiography’ of Tippu Tip: Geography, Genre and the African Indian Ocean - Decker, Michelle (Interventions, 2015)
Keywords: Tippo Tip (1837-1905); Zanzibar

Review : Hoffmann-Ruf, Michaela: Scheich Muhsin bin Zahrän al-'Abri. Tribale Macht im Oman des 19. Jahrhunderts. Berlin (Klaus Schwarz) 2008. 46 Euro. ISBN 978-3-97997-353-8. - Lohlker, Rüdiger (Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgenlandes, 2009)
Keywords: Recension