Vol. 7 No. 013 (2021): Issue 013
Issue 13 of Ostour for Historical Studies (2021) includes the following studies and articles: “Historical Writing: Epistemological Junctures” (Adil ET-Tahiri); “Ottoman Historians and State Reform A Study Through Historical Sources” (Abdelhay EL Khili); “Critical Issues in the Early Modern History of Morocco: History and Jurisprudence between Moroccans and Iberian Occupiers” (Mohamed Cherif); “Managing Memory in the Context of Transitional Justice: A Comparative Study of Moroccan Experience” (Abdelaaziz Ettahiri); “Historical Knowledge between Pain Recollected and Societal Reconciliation Realised: the Moroccan Experience as a Model” (Mohammad Mahmoud Al Tanahy); “Religious, Customary and Civilian Institutions of Authority in M’zab, Algeria: Origins and Developments” (Sofia Hanezla); “Trickster Travels: A Sixteenth Century Muslim between Worlds” (Thaer Deeb, Natalie Zemon Davis); “Rif War Prisoners Through Spanish Documents” (Mohamed Abdel Moumen); “Popular Song and Literary Fiction: Sources for Writing History” (Abdelwahed Mokni); “The Joke as a Historical Source Do Funny Texts Contribute to Writing Arab History?” (Brahim Elkadiri Boutchich); “From Journalism to Civil Status: The Historian's Questions and the Path in Search for Sources” (Fatima Zohra Guechi); “A Reading of Historian Andrew Mango's” (محمد عثمانلي); “Mudar Badran's Memoirs: The Road from Damascusto the Madrid Conference” (Muhannad Mubaidin).
