The writings of Mauritania and the Western Sahara
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The writings of Mauritania and the Western Sahara
（Handbuch der Orientalistik = Handbook of Oriental studies, section 1 . The Near and Middle East ; v. 13 . Arabic literature of Africa ; v. 5）
Brill, c2016
- : set
- pt. 1
- pt. 2
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Winner of the 2016 Conover-Porter Award. The prize is awarded by the African Studies Association (ASA) to Outstanding Africa-related reference works, bibliographies or bibliographic essays published in any country, separately or as part of a larger work.
The Writings of Mauritania and the Western Sahara compiles 300 years of literary production, in excess of 10,000 titles by over 1800 authors,who document a vibrant Islamic culture and educational system in a Bedouin society lacking any overarching state. This contradicts our received wisdom about the nature of high Islamic scholarship, and it offers insights into complicated relationships between the authority of the Word and quotidian life in nomadic society. Biographical profiles of the writers and analyses of significant works tell a story of the organic growth of a Saharan scholarly tradition, linked but largely independent of the heartlands, original in its Hassaniyya verse and extensive legal literature, deeply rooted in its Islamic culture.
Table of Contents
FOREWORD: Graziano Kratli
INTRODUCTION
THE MAHZARA INSTITUTION
MAP of regional and place-names
WORKS CONSULTED AND ABBREVIATIONS
AUTHORS [alphabetically listed by tribal affiliation / nisba]
VOLUME I
nisba tribal name/residence page # [# authors]
al-Abbayri Ahl Abbayri (21 authors)
al-Abyayri Awlad Abyayri (56 authors)
al-Ajmalli Idagajmala (16 authors)
al-`Alawi Idaw `Ali (119 authors)
al-Alfagha Hayballi Awlad Atfagha Hayballa (21 authors)
al-Alfaghi al-Idatfaghai (8 authors)
`Allushi Awlad `Allush (4 authors)
al-Arawani Arawan (the town) (4 authors)
al-Banyugi Awlad Banyug (1 author)
al-Bariki Ahl Barik Allah (26 authors)
al-Barkanni Brakna (8 authors)
al-Bartayli Barittayl (18 authors)
al-Busati Idaybusat (27 authors)
ad-Dawudi Awlad Dawud (10 authors)
ad-Daymani Awlad Dayman (192 authors)
ad-Dulaymi Banu Hassan, Awlad Dulaym (1 author)
al-Fullani Fulfulbe (12 authors)
Futi the Futa region (5 authors)
al-Ghallawi Aghlal (88 authors)
al-Gunani Tagunanit (16 authors)
al-Haji Idaw al- Haj (40 authors)
al-Hasani Idabilhasan (118 authors)
al-Hijjaji Awlad al-Hijjaj (10 authors)
al-Idakwudyi Idakwadi (5 authors)
al-Idaw`ishi Idaw`ish (1 author)
al-Idayllbi Idaylib (10 authors)
al-Idayllki Idaylik (1 author)
al-Idyaydbi Idyaydba (31 authors)
al-Intabi Intabia (6 authors)
VOLUME II
nisba tribal name/residence page # [# authors]
aj-Jakani Tajakanat (179 authors)
aj-Jummani Ijumman (11 authors)
al-Kayhaydi Kaedi (the town) (2 authors)
al-Kumlayli Ikumlayin (14 authors)
al-Kunti Kunta (37 authors)
al-Lamtuni Lamtuna (23 authors)
al-Mahjubi LimMahjub (24 authors)
al-Majlisi Madlish (47 authors)
al-Maliki Idaghjmaadijk (6 authors)
al-Maliki (madhaban) "al-Maliki" (by rite) (5 authors)
al-Marrakashi Marrakesh (the city) (1 author)
al-Massumi Massuma (20 authors)
al-Muslimi Banu Muhammad Muslim (1 author)
an-Najmuri Njamra (5 authors)
an-Nasiri Awlad al-Nasir (9 authors)
an-Ni`mawi Awlad an-Ni`mawi (the town [Nema])(2 authors)
al-Nizari Ahl Nwazir (5 authors)
al-Qalqami Glagma / Qalqma (29 authors)
ar-Ruqaybi [ar-Rgaybi] Ahl Ruqaybat (7 authors)
as-Sba`i Awlad Busba` (21 authors)
ash-Shamsadi [as-Smasadi] Smasid (13 authors)
ash-Shamshawi Tashamsha (8 authors)
ash-Shinqiti Shinqit (the region) (1 author)
ash-Shuqrawi Idashaghr (30 authors)
ash-Shurafa' Sharifian origins (11 authors)
as-Simalili Awlad Simalil (2 authors)
as-Subaki Awlad Subak (1 author)
as-Suninki Soninke (4 authors)
at-Taggati Taggat (14 authors)
at-Tagniti Tagnit (6 authors)
at-Talabi Tallaba (1 author)
at-Tandaghi Tandagha (158 authors)
at-Tashidbiti Tashidbit (4 authors)
Tikni Tikna (1 author)
at-Tinbukti Timbuktu (the town) (3 authors)
at-Tinwajiwi Tinwajiw (24 authors)
at-Tishiti Tichitt (the town) (35 authors)
at-Turkuzi Turkuz (7 authors)
al-Wadani Wadan (the town) (5 authors)
al-Walati Walata (the town) (22 authors)
al-Wangari Wangara (the region) (1 author)
al-Wulufi Wolof (1 author)
al-Yadali IdawDay (35 authors)
al-Ya`qubi Idayqub (105 authors)
al-Yadmusi Yadmusa (14 authors)
al-Yunusi Awlad Yunus (7 authors)
az-Zaynabi Idaghzaynbu (8 authors)
Unidentified (7 authors)
Indices
1) DERIVATIVE WORKS (by subject matter)
2) AUTHORS: ALTERNATE NAMES, NICKNAMES
3) SUBJECT MATTER
4) TITLES AND ALTERNATE TITLES
5) GENERAL INDEX
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