In order to strengthen its links with the wider public interested in the Islamic written heritage, the manuscript Centre organises public lectures in various topics, presented by scholars and experts in the field.
Among these lectures are:
Manuscript Centre
Lectures
The Centre for the Study of Islamic Manuscripts
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The Many Manuscripts of the Qur'an, Their Settings and Their Uses
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Wondrous intricacy: the place of 'carpet pages' in Islamic art
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The Objectives of Endowments of Manuscripts and Libraries in Islamic Civilisation: From Jurisprudence to Contemporary Intellectual Property Laws
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Insights into the book, “al-Istidhkār”, by Ibn ‘Abd al-Barr al-Namarī
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The narrations of Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī, and their significance in establishing the authenticity of the text and its Prophetic traditions
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The Critical Edition of Texts Between Different Narrations, the Importance of Auditions, and Multiple Versions
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Reuse Fragments in Arabic Manuscripts
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“Critical edition of Kitāb al-‘Ibar by Ibn Khaldūn: plan, vision, and results”
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Vestiges of Dissolved Libraries: Tracing Damascene Manuscripts
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Introduction to Manuscript Editing