Titlebook: Autobiography and the Construction of Identity and Community in the Middle East; Mary Ann Fay (assistant professor of history) Book 2001 P

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-43009-5century Mamluk women about whom very little had been written. A mention of the . (religious endowments) created by some Mamluk women directed my search for historical traces of these women to the Ministry of Awaqf in Cairo.

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Introductioncentury Mamluk women about whom very little had been written. A mention of the . (religious endowments) created by some Mamluk women directed my search for historical traces of these women to the Ministry of Awaqf in Cairo.

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Introductioncentury Mamluk women about whom very little had been written. A mention of the . (religious endowments) created by some Mamluk women directed my search for historical traces of these women to the Ministry of Awaqf in Cairo.

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Biography, Autobiography, and Identity in Early Modern Damascus of centennial biographical dictionaries during the four centuries of Ottoman rule. For Damascus in the eighteenth century alone, Muhammad Khalil al-Muradi’s (d. 1791) biographical dictionary has been used—in large measure or in part—to write all kinds of history. Gibb and Bowen mined it to write ab

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Infamous Women and Famous Wombsan law had allowed men to divorce without cause while women found it almost impossible to sue for divorce. Shifting the balance has been a longstanding feminist demand in Egypt, one that can be traced back decades. Yet the debate it generated at the start of a new millennium was as heated as ever. O