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The Eleventh Islamic Manuscript Conference

Sufism and Islamic Manuscript Culture

1315 September 2016, Magdalene College, University of Cambridge, UK

Conference Programme

Simultaneous Arabic-English and English-Arabic interpretation will be available throughout the conference.

Wednesday, 14 September

08.30–08.55

Registration in the Foyer and Garden Room

 

PANEL 3: CATALOGUING

In the Sir Humphrey Cripps Auditorium 

09.00–09.05

Chairperson’s Introduction

09.05–09.25

Intricacies of Cataloguing Arabic Sufi Manuscripts

Dr Florian Sobieroj

Manuscript Cataloguer and Lecturer, Göttingen Academy of Sciences, Göttingen, Germany

09.25–09.45

Procurement, Preservation, and Conservation of Arabic and ‘Ajami Manuscripts in Northern Nigeria: Sufi Manuscript Classification in the Arewa House Collections

Mr Musa Salih Muhammad

Chief Archivist, Arewa House, Centre for Historical Documentation and Research, Ahmadu Bello University, Kaduna, Nigeria

09.45–10.05

Cataloguing and Collecting Sufi Manuscripts in Dagestan: Introducing the Ziya’ al-Din Yusuf Hajji al-Kurikhi al-Naqshbandi Library

Ms Anahita Shahrokhi

PhD Candidate, Institute of Archaeology, Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland

Mr Hamed Kazemzadeh

Senior Researcher, The Oriental Faculty, Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland

10.05–10.40

Refreshments in the Denis Murphy Gallery

10.40–11.00

Waqf and Sufism: Between Books and Libraries

Mr Mahmoud Zaki

Research Fellow, Georgetown University, Doha, Qatar

11.00–11.20

The Library of  al-Khanqah al-Sumaysatiyyah in Damascus During the Ayyubid and Mamluk Periods

Dr Said Aljomani

Professor, Libraries and information Department, University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan

11.20–11.40

What Does A Dervish Lodge Library Tell Us?

Miss Fulya İbanoğlu

Teacher and Editor, Istanbul, Turkey

11.40–12.15

Discussion

12.15–13.30

Lunch in the Denis Murphy Gallery



13.30–15.00

Workshop: Exploring Painted Works: The Islamic Painted Page Database (Room 5)


PANEL 4: EDITING

In the Sir Humphrey Cripps Auditorium 

13.30–13.35

Chairperson’s Introduction

13.35–13.55

Manuscripts and Printed Editions of Works by A’ishah al-Ba‘uniyyah

Dr Th. Emil Homerin

Professor of Religion and Chair, Department of Religion and Classics, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, USA

13.55–14.15

Some Fourteenth-Century Transmission Histories of Sa‘d al-Din al-Hamuyah’s Kitab al-Mahbub

Dr Elizabeth Ross Alexandrin

Associate Professor, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada

14.15–14.35

The Need for a New Critical Edition of the Ma‘arif of Baha’ Walad

Dr Sassan Zand Moqaddam

Freelance Researcher, Isfahan, Iran

14.35–14.55

The Pen and the Voice of the Shaykh: Orality and the Diwan of Abu ’l-Hasan al-Shushtari

Dr Carl Davila

Associate Professor, The College at Brockport: State University of New York, Brockport, New York, USA

14.55–15.15

Zandawisati and His Risala’s Place in Early Sufism

Dr Zafar Najmiddinov

Post-Doctoral Independent Researcher, Uzbekistan 

15.15–15.45

Discussion

15.45–16.30

Refreshments in the Denis Murphy Gallery

16.30–18.00

The Islamic Manuscript Association's Annual General Meeting

In the Sir Humphrey Cripps Auditorium 

19.30

Dinner in the Old Hall, Magdalene College, Cambridge

This programme may be subject to change