Studies on Arabia : in honour of professor G. Rex Smith /

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Imprint:Oxford : Oxford University Press on behalf of the University of Manchester, 2002.
Description:xiv, 363 p. : ill., maps, port. ; 25 cm.
Language:English
French
Series:Journal of Semitic studies. Supplement 0022-4480 ; 14
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4697891
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Other authors / contributors:Smith, G. R. (Gerald Rex), 1938-
Healey, John F.
Porter, Venetia.
ISBN:0198510640
Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
Text in English with some French.
Table of Contents:
  • Professor G. Rex Smith
  • Published works of Professor G. Rex Smith
  • Muhammad (Al-Badh) b. Ahmad b. Yahya Hamid Al-Din, Husayn b. Abdullah al-Amri
  • Al-Gerrha, the Port of 'Qaryat' al-Fau
  • The South Arabian coast and the ancient trade routes
  • Building design in Wadi Hajr Hadramawt
  • Customary law, Islamic law and Yemeni sharecropping
  • Al-Say'ar: A social anthropological sketch of a South Arabian tribe
  • Nabataeo-Arabic: Jaussen-Savignac nab. 17 and 18
  • The Prophet Mohammad and the breaking of the Jahiliyah Idols
  • A new perspective on the phenomenom of mirror-image writing in Arabic calligraphy
  • The selection, instruction and examination of the student interpreters of the Levant consular service 1877-1916
  • Pre-Islamic Arabic inscriptions from Sakakah
  • The ports of the Yemen and the Indian Ocean during the Tahirid Period (1454-1517)
  • Vers une meilleure connaissance de l'histoire politique et religieuse de Kaminahu
  • Zabid: the round city of Yemen
  • Une version Soqotri de la legende de Abu Sawarib
  • Suleyman Pasha's lost opportunity in India
  • Bayan as a principle of taxonomy: linguistic elements in Jahiz's thinking
  • New Nabataean inscriptions from Qa al-Mu'atadel
  • Two rock inscriptions relating to the Yu-firid dynasty of the Yemen
  • Agriculture in Rasulid Zabid
  • The City of Upper Jizan in the light of the tombstone inscription dated 686/1416