Mediterranean captivity through Arab eyes, 1517-1798
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Mediterranean captivity through Arab eyes, 1517-1798
（Islamic history and civilization, v. 176）
Brill, c2021
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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Mediterranean Captivity through Arab Eyes, 1517-1798 is the first book that examines the Arabic captivity narratives in the early modern period. Based on Arabic sources in archives stretching from Amman to Fez to London and Rome, Matar presents the story of captivity from the perspective of the Arabic-speaking captives who have not been examined in the growing field of captivity studies.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Illustrations
Prologue: 21 June 2019
Introduction: Mediterranean Captivities
1 Writing Captivity in Arabic
2 Between the Lands of the Christians and the Lands of Islam, Bilad al-Nasara and Bilad al-Islam
1 Qisas al-Asra, or Stories of the Captives
1 'Abd al-Karim al-Qaysi (fl. 1485)
2 Ahmad ibn al-Qadi (1553-1616)
3 Ahmad Baba al-Tinbakti (1556-1627)
4 Ta'liqat Mustafa ibn Jamal al-Din ibn Karama (9 July 1606)
5 Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Tayyib al-Tafilati al-Maliki (Early Eighteenth Century)
6 Sayyid 'Ali ibn al-Sayyid Ahmad (ca. 1713)
7 Fatma (1798)
8 Ibrahim Libris (1802)
9 Conclusion
2 Letters
1 Conclusion
3 Divine Intervention: Christian and Islamic
1 Christian
2 Muslim
4 Conversion and Resistance
1 Ahmad ibn Yahya al-Zwawi al-Yusifi (1630s)
2 Muhammad al-Tazi and Bil-Ghayth al-Drawi (1656-1667)
3 Imam Ibn 'Abdallah al-Sa'idi (1718)
4 Conclusion
5 Ransom and Return
1 Abu al-'Abbas Ahmad ibn Mahdi al-Ghazzal (1766)
2 Ibn 'Uthman al-Miknasi (1779-1783)
3 Conclusion
6 Captivity of Books
Epilogue: Esclaves turcs in Sculpture
Postscript: How Should the Sculptures Be Treated?
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