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7. “Send my regards to those working on the al-Balādhurī manuscript” : The study of Arabic and Islam in interwar Jerusalem as intellectual common ground
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This chapter explores how the study of Arabic and Islam in interwar Jerusalem served as a site of intellectual common ground among diverse scholars.
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- Interwar Jerusalem was a hub for the study of Arabic and Islam.
- These academic pursuits fostered intellectual common ground among diverse scholars.
- The study of these subjects transcended political and cultural divides.
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7. “Send my regards to those working on the al-Balādhurī manuscript” : The study of Arabic and Islam in interwar Jerusalem as intellectual common ground was published in Colonial Vocabularies on page 159.
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