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The Levantini PodcastThe Kharijites - Heroes & VillainsHannah-Lena Hagemann is based in the Department of Near Eastern Studies at Hamburg University, where she leads a research group on rebellion in early Islam. She is the author of The Kharijites in Early Islamic Historical Tradition which is the first comprehensive literary analysis of the Kharijites’ history as depicted in early Islamic historiography. The book provides a new perspective on early Kharijism and explores their narrative function as rebels and heretics in early Islamic tradition. You can purchase a copy of the book on Amazon here.Send us a text2022-07-2748 min
Tell me a history - Erzähl mir eine Geschichtetmah048 Feinde nach Bedarf
Die Charidschiten dienen der frühen Geschichtsschreibung vor allem als Feindbild. Obwohl sie in wichtige politische Machtkämpfe verwickelt waren, bleiben sie in den Quellen oft schemenhaft. Wie sie dargestellt werden und welche Erzählmuster sich daran ablesen lassen, erzählt uns Dr. Hannah-Lena Hagemann von der Universität Hamburg.
Literaturtipps
Crone, Patricia u. Hinds, Martin (2003): God’s Caliph. Religious Authority in the First Centuries of Islam. Cambridge.
Donner, Fred (2010): Modern Approaches to Early Islamic History. In Robinson, Chase (Hg.): The New Cambridge History of Islam. Vol. I. Cambridge, S. 623-47.
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Al-Mahdi Institute PodcastsAMI Book Review | The Khārijites in Early Islamic Historical Tradition | Hannah-Lena HagemannHannah-Lena Hagemann | The Khārijites in Early Islamic Historical Tradition | Book Review
#islamichistory #kharijite #khawarij 2021-10-0511 min