Tag: Middle East & African Studies
From International Sanitary Conventions to Local Quarantine Practice: Camaran Island in the Late Ottoman Pilgrim Traffic Regulations
Quarantine, pilgrimage, and empire at a strategic Red Sea outpost
Toponymic Practices in the Historical Geography of Sudan
How external observers reshaped Sudan's place names and marginalized local nomenclature
Reassessing Women’s Economic Agency Through the Lens of the Shariʿa Court Records: The Case of Eighteenth-Century Ottoman Tripoli
Court records reveal how Ottoman women navigated property ownership and legal matters
