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The bibliography in CALD

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Most documents encoded in CALD were previously edited in scientific books or articles. One may search for these editions in the “Bibliography” provided in the database. References to an edition in the List of documents published in CALD give a short key: the authors’ name and year of publication.

The database distinguishes four types of references in connection to every previously studied document: edition, translation, study, and catalogue description. The search for authors or publications (by title) is an integral part of both search-queries of CALD (“manuscript and textual item” and “Arabic text and sequence unities”). One may search by any of the aforementioned four types of bibliographical reference in combination with other criteria.

Further reading

A preliminary bibliography on Islamic legal documents and their editions was prepared by the ILM-project (2009-2013), see here.

 

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Christian Müller (May 30, 2021). The bibliography in CALD. The Documents of Islamic Law in History. Studies on Arabic Legal Documents. Retrieved September 10, 2024 from https://doi.org/10.58079/nnb2

Christian Müller

Christian Müller is directeur de recherche (research professor) at the French Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique since 2008 and acted as head of the Arabic section of the Institut de recherche et d'histoire des textes (IRHT) since 2004. He holds a PhD from the Freie University of Berlin (1997) and passed his habilitation at the University Halle/Wittenberg in 2007. He was PI of the ERC AdG project "Islamic Law Materialized" (ILM) from 2009 to 2013. His research interests center on the history of Islamic law in the premodern period, with a special focus on legal documents, fatwa literatures and the evolution of the jurists' law as a legal system.

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