Islamic Studies in Occupied Palestine: A Bibliographic Study مقالة

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Also, the present list is limited only to providing a bibliographic report of the research of the Hebrew University, which is in fact the most important center of Islamic studies in occupied Palestine. His most important work in the field of Prophetic Biography is the book "Through the Eyes of Lovers: The Life of the Prophet as the Early Muslims Imagined It," which has been published with these specifications: (Refer to the page image) His extensive use of sources is such that in Sira research, he is famous for the "Jerusalem School Method" in biographical studies. By focusing on Mamluk history, in addition to the many articles he has written, he has had great importance in the formation of the Islamic Studies department at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem through the training of students such as Moshe Sharon. * Elad has written articles titled "The religious-political status of Jerusalem in the Ayyubid period," "Dimensions of the transfer of the Caliphate from the Umayyads to the Abbasids," "Introducing two inscriptions from Jund Filastin from the Abbasid era," (Refer to the page image) "Why Abd al-Malik built the Dome of the Rock," "A description of Ibn Battuta's report on Palestine," "The Siege of Wasit: Aspects of Alid and Abbasid relations at the beginning of the Abbasid rule" has published studies regarding the history of Islam and the first two centuries of the Hijri. 2 (Refer to the page image) Attention to the contemporary political issues of the Islamic world is also among the other topics of interest for researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.