Vol. 10 No. 010 (2019): Issue 010
Issue 10 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2019) includes the following studies and articles: “The Historian and Quantitative Approaches: Demographic Studies of Islamic Cities Hypotheses and Questions” (Tariq Madani); “Religious and sectarian diversity in the early Islamic period: A study of Dirar b. ‘Amr al-Ghatafani’s (d.c. 200AH / 815 AD) Kitab at-Tahrish” (Abdulrahman Helli); “Power and Political Criminalization of the Opposition in the Maghreb and al,Andalus of the 10th century CE/4th century AH” (Said Benhammada); “Ceuta in the Strategy of the Powers of the Western Mediterranean” (Mohamed Cherif); “Arabic Origins of the Foundational Myth of Western Identity: Between Histories of the Conquest of America and the Conquest of al-Andalus” (Mohamed Abderrahman Hasan); “Monk and Faqih: An Intersecting Biography of Nicholas Kleinard and Muhammad bin Kharouf” (Mohamed Bekkour); “French Islamic School Alumni Associations and the Moroccan National Movement (1921-1956)” (Ilyas Foutouh); “Narrative and the Real World: An Argument for Continuity” (Thaer Deeb, David Carr); “Four buried letters on Bayt al,Maghrib in Cairo” (Salwa al-Zahiri); “Arab Historians And Their Sources” (Abderrahim Benhadda); “Arab Historians And Their Sources (Background paper)”; “Researching the Archive of the French Foreign Ministry: Data Analysis in Social and Political Affairs” (Wajih Kawtharani); “A Reseach Experience in Tunisia’s Modern Ottoman Archives”; “My Experience in the Portuguese Archives”; “Review of The Dialectic of Identity and History: Tunisian Readings of Hicham Djait” (Fahmi Romdhani); “Renewal in Ibrahim al-Qadiri Boutchiche’s Historiography: A Reading of Marginalized People in the History of the Islamic West: Theoretical and Practical Problems in Subaltern History” (Khaled Belarbi); “On the Need to Define the Historian’s Trade: A Reading of Bayadh al-Tayyeb’s The Press and History” (Jamal Fazzeh).
