Leaving Iberia: Islamic Law And Christian Conquest In North West Africa Jocelyn Hendrickson Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

Leaving Iberia: Islamic Law And Christian Conquest In North West Africa Examines Legal Responses To Muslims Living Under Rule Medieval Early Modern Iberia The Fall Of Al-Andalus Or Reconquista Has Long Been Considered A Turning Point When First Substantial Muslim Populations Fell Permanent Yet Near-Exclusive Focus On Conquered Iberian Led Scholars Overlook Body Opinions Issued Response Portuguese Spanish Occupation Morocco Itself Beginning Fifteenth Century By Moving Beyond Following Conquerors Emigrants Into Links Juristic Discourses Both Sides Mediterranean Critiques Perceived Exceptionalism Predicament Adds Significant Chapter Story Christian-Muslim Relations Final Portion Book Explains Disparate Fates These Colonial Algeria Mauritania Where Jurists Granted Lasting Authority Some Discarded Others Based Research Arabic Manuscript Libraries Five Countries Offers Fully Annotated Translations Major Texts Analysis Σελίδες: 432 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1116 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm