Vol. 3 No. 006 (2017): Issue 006
Issue 6 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2017) includes the following studies and articles: “The Nature of Early Islamic Sources and Academics' Differing Views of their Historical Significance” (Hayet Amamo); “The Image of the Byzantines in Arabic Culture as Expressed in Language” (Mohamed Tahar Mansouri); “On the Road to the Abode of Felicity: Observations of a Damascene Scholar in Anatolia and Istanbul in 1530” (Abdul Rahim Abu Husayn, Tarek Abu Hussein); “Maghrebi Captives in Europe 1772 - 1775: From the Tunisian National Archives” (Lamjed Bouzid); “French Expeditions to the Moroccan South during the 19th Century Fact and Representation” (Mohamed Aitjamal); “The Historiography of Contemporary Events through Memoires and Personal Testimonies Significance and Research Cautions (The Case of Libya)” (Fatah Gdarh); “Witness and Historian in Morocco: Conflict or Complementarity?” (Abdelaaziz Ettahiri); “The Prose of Counter-Insurgency” (Ranajit Guha); “Scenes from the Hejaz at the End of the 19th Century: the Travels of Ahmad ibn al-Hasan al-Sabei 1310AH/1893AD” (Elhaj Sassioui); “Dividing the World: Centenary of Sykes-Picot” (Ostour Editorial Commitee); “From Marj Dabiq to Sykes-Picot Report on the Fourth ACRPS Annual Conference on Historical Studies” (Ghandi Mohtar); “A review of Kessrouan Campaings in Political History of Ibn Taymiyya Fatwas” (Ra'ed Alsamhouri); “A 16th-century Tunisian Atlas: A review of” (Abderrahim Benhadda); “The Ottomans and Emergence of Modernity:” (Abdelhay EL Khili).
