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Apr 9, 2024 · Leone Pecorini Goodall (SGSAH DTP) Thesis title: Heirs to the Caliphate: Continuity, Territoriality and Gender in the accession of the late Umayyads and early Abbasids. Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies
- Leone Fedele Pecorini Goodall - The University of Edinburgh
Alasdair Grant, Kieran Hagan, Leone Pecorini Goodall and...
- Ibn ʿĀʾisha: Matrilineal kinship, naming practices, and the ...
his paper investigates the overlooked topic of maternal ties...
- Leone Fedele Pecorini Goodall - The University of Edinburgh
Mar 28, 2024 · Leone Pecorini Goodall: Heirs to the Caliphate: Continuity, Territoriality and Gender in the accession of the late Umayyads and early Abbasids. Marie Legendre (Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies) / Yannis Stouraitis (History, Classics and Archaeology) / Tim Greenwood (History, University of St Andrews) Mohammed Sinan Siyech
Leone Pecorini Goodall. PhD in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies - University of Edinburgh, 2024. Historian of early Islam focussed on the prosopographical study of the Caliphal family incorporating Armenian and Greek sources and adopting a bilateral familial approach.
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- Tuesday, 7 December
- Wednesday, 8 December
2:00—3:00 PM: Introduction and Keynote
Hugh Kennedy (SOAS University of London): Keynote address*[see below for bibliography]
3:00—4:00 PM
Janina Safran (Penn State University) –“The Community of the Biographical Dictionary: Qadi Iyad’s Ghunya” Karen Moukheiber (University of Balamand) – “Non-kin Relations, Gender and Music: The Narratives of Jamila, Sallama al-Zarqa, and Shariya in Kitab al-Aghani” 4:00—4:30 PM: Break
4:30—6:00 PM
Ahmad Khan(American University in Cairo) – “Seeing Relationships in the Archives: Khurasan and Egypt, Eighth-Tenth Centuries” Marie Legendre (Edinburgh University) – “Brother, father, son, nephew: ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz b. Marwān and al-Aṣbagh between regional leadership and claim to the caliphate” Sobhi Bouderbala (University of Tunis) – “The Umayyad Family in Fusṭāṭ”
2:00—3:00 PM
Pia Maria Malik(University of Delhi) – “The Sufi who was a Sayyid: Muhammad Husaini Gisudaraz and the Chishtiyya fraternity” Josef Ženka(Charles University of Prague) – “One house and a big, “happy” family: Kinship and property rights in the 15th century Granadan legal documents”
3:00—4:00 PM
Shounak Ghosh(Vanderbilt University) – “Ḵẖān-i Aʻz̤am’s Pilgrimage in Protest: A Case Study in Mughal Kinship and Imperial Politics, 1593–4″ Leone Pecorini Goodall(University of Edinburgh) – “Ibn ʿĀʾisha: Matrilineal kinship in the accession and reign of Hishām b. ʿAbd al-Malik” 4:00—4:30 PM: Break
4:30—5:30 PM
Ana Echevarría Arsuaga (UNED Madrid) – “Redefining Kinship Bonds among Christian Communities in al-Andalus” Ekaterina Pukhovaia(Polonsky Academy in Jerusalem) – “Sayyids, tribal kinship, and the imamate in Zaydi Yemen”
2:00—3:00 PM
Matthew Gordon (Miami University) –“The Pearl’s Lament: The Trials of the Tulunid Household” Shirin Naef (University of Zurich) – “Charity, property and kinship in the premodern Islamic Iran” 3:00—3:30 PM: Break
3:30—5.30 PM
Embedding Kinship: presentations and conclusions by the Embedding Conquest Team (Leiden University) Cecilia Palombo, Eline Scheerlinck, Petra Sijpesteijn
*Bibliography for Hugh Kennedy’s Keynote Lecture:
Ibn al-Kalbī’s Jamharatal-nasab.Ed. as Gamharat an-Nasab : das genealogische Werk des Hisam ibn Muhammand al-Kalbi by Werner Caskell (1966). Al-Khatīb al-Baghdādī. Ta’rīkh Baghdād. Judy Ahola, The Community of Scholars: An Analysis of the Biographical data from the Ta’rīkh Baghdād(unpublished) St Andrews PhD thesis (2005). Al-Nabulusī, The Villages of the Fayyum: A Thirteenth-Century Register of Rural Islamic Egypt.Editors: Rapoport, Y., and Shahar, I., (Brepols, 2018). Yossi Rapaport Rural E...
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