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| #3643991 in Books | 2012-12-31 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 1.30 x6.10 x9.10l,1.70 | File type: PDF | 365 pages||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Great book but a misleading title.|By M. Carbary|The book is very interesting, but the title is misleading. It should be more properly titled as 'Crime and Punishment in a Medieval Islamic Society' since there is nothing, really, about the workings of a criminal underworld. The book focuses on cases from sources of the time which are about different kinds of crime and how the||from reviews of the hardback edition: 'Much is to be learned and digested from this massive undertaking by an erudite scholar and lucid storyteller.' Li Guo (University of Notre Dame), Journal of Near Eastern Studies, Volume 74, Number 2, October 2015 'Some ti
The narrative histories generated during the Mamluk Period in Cairo and Damascus (648 922H/ 12501517CE) addressed a wide range of domestic issues, in addition to their commentaries on imperial politics and international events. Topics such as the local economy, relations between sectarian communities, and the conduct of civil litigation under Sharia statutes were elaborated in minute detail, and have attracted the attention of contemporary historians. Less stud...
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