1962
DOI: 10.1163/19606028_027_02-12
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Three Petitions of the Fāṭimid Period

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“…In addition to violent outburst and riots, popular politics was sometimes also expressed in the form of petitions to higher ruling authorities—including the sultans—to intervene and redress wrongs. Literary sources give some scant references from this process but suggest that it was a common, indeed age‐old, tactic by subject populations (Elbendary, ; Stern, , , ). More references to petitions are available for the Ottoman period due to the survival of state archives (Faroqhi, ; Ginio, ; Lafi, ; Singer, ).…”
Section: Petitioning the Rulersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to violent outburst and riots, popular politics was sometimes also expressed in the form of petitions to higher ruling authorities—including the sultans—to intervene and redress wrongs. Literary sources give some scant references from this process but suggest that it was a common, indeed age‐old, tactic by subject populations (Elbendary, ; Stern, , , ). More references to petitions are available for the Ottoman period due to the survival of state archives (Faroqhi, ; Ginio, ; Lafi, ; Singer, ).…”
Section: Petitioning the Rulersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Basmala à 4,5 cm du bord supérieur et à 1,5 cm du bord droit ; marge de droite : 1,4 cm ; texte non-diacrité, deux voyelles flottantes ( fath ̣as) marquées l. 5. Graphie conservant des traces nettes d'angulosité ; pied des alifs en attaque ou à l'intérieur 12 Stern indique que l'on a « wa-abnā'ihi al-akramīn » lorsque le calife a des fils et « wa-abnā'ihi al-muntaz ̣irīn » lorsqu'il n'en a pas (Stern 1962: 182-3, et, à sa suite, Khan 1990a1993 : 307). 13 Sur la « standardisation du formulaire d'obéissance », voir Khan (1990a : 24-5 ; 310-2), qui cite à l'appui Gil (1983 : 345-6, 347-53, 353-5) ; Ibn Nāz ̣ir al-Ǧ ayš (1987 : 206-8) ; Khan (1990a) ; al-Maqrīzī (1270/1853 : II, 399-400) ; al-Qalqašandī (1903-18 : VI, 339, VII, 90, VIII, 171-85) ; Richards (1973 : 141-2) ; Stern (1956 : 532 ;1962 ;1964a ;1966 ;et 1969 : 214-6, 220-1), ainsi que de nombreux documents de la Geniza TS, dont certains ont été publiés par Khan (1993 : chap.…”
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“…ʿ Alā abā’ihim al-ṭāhirīn al-ā’imma al-mahdiyyīn : voir Stern 1969 : 220, requête adressée à al-Mustanṣir, formule identique non suivie de bénédiction appelée sur la descendance du Calife. Dans Stern 1962 : 202, également à al-Mustanṣir, épithète différente : « … al-ā’imma al-muttaḫayyīn wa-abnā’ihi al-akramīn ».…”
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“…The fact that a Geniza merchant preferred to charter a single design of dual‐capability vessel (sea‐to‐river) explains the rare mention of riverboats in these records. By contrast, the Digest and Islamic judicial and historical references qualified ships into different categories (Scott, 1932, 4: 202, Digest XIV, 1, 1, 12; Minhāj?, 1955, 1: 94–6, 293–4; Ṫaḣāw?, 1972, 1: 266–7; Qarāf?, 1994, 10: 355; Dujayl?, 1912–13: 93–106, 198–205, 393–402; Stern, 1962: 175–6; Zayyāt, 1949: 321–64; Barrāw?, 1948: 282; c Abd al‐Fattāḣ, 1986: 160) 16…”
Section: Essential Archaeological Data and Remains Dimensions Of Tantmentioning
confidence: 99%