Jerusalem studies in Arabic and Islam

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  Año 2016-2017, Número 43-44

  • Qur'ānic 'ummī': genealogy, ethnicity and the foundation of a new community

    Mehdy Shaddel

    

  • Form, meaning, coherence and cohesion: phonological deletion in the Qur'ānic writing

    Raoul Villano

    

  • From word to construction: a syntactic etymology of the Qur'ānic Arabic 'lāta'

    Francesco Grande

    

  • What does Sībawayhi mean by 'harfun'... laysa bi-smin wa- lā fi'lin'

    Aryeh Levin

    

  • Arab grammarians’ theories versus actual linguistic usage: the 'nasb' (subjunctive) mood after 'lan' and 'hattā' as used in al-Iṣfahānī’s 'Kitāb al-aghānī'

    Arik Sadan

    

  • Subtleties of narrative syntax: patterns of chaining in classical Arabic narra-tives

    Michal Marmorstein

    

  • Grammatical features in Ibn al- Muqaffa’s "Categories"

    Ahmad Ighbariah

    

  • Acoustic rhythm in al-Harīrī’s "Maqāmas"

    Nader Masarwah, Ghaleb Anabseh

    

  • "Risālat al-tanbīh" by Ibn Ǧanāh: an edition, translation and study

    José Martínez Delgado

    

  • Arabic legal terminology in Judaeo-Arabic: loanwords or loan shifts?

    Phillip Ackerman-Lieberman

    

  • Spoken late Egyptian Judaeo-Arabic as reflected in written forms

    Benjamin Hary

    

  • Discussing the use of dialect versus standard Arabic in Lenīn al-Ramlī’s: 'Hasawi'-skits and other texts

    Gabriel M. Rosenbaum

    

  • Writing Palestinian dialects: the case of 'Hikāyat al-xunfusā'

    Ori Shachmon

    

  • Polyfunctional Latin graphemes used in writing the spoken Arabic of Siirt

    George Grigore

    

  • Colloquial Arabic written in Hebrew characters on Israeli websites by Druzes (and other non-Jews)

    Amir Gaash

    

  • Étude statistique des formes dérivées et de leurs valeurs sémantiques à travers un corpus d’arabe moderne de presse

    Marie Baize-Varin