Webb[41]Shmuel Moreh, Philip Sadgrove, Jewish Contribution to Nineteenth-century Arabic Theatre, Plays from Algeria and Syria, A Study and Texts, Published by Oxford University Press, 1996, p21. [42]نجم، ص77-78. [43]Shmuel Moreh, Philip Sadgrove, p22. Webbvi contents 9 Historiography in Arabic during the Ottoman period 171 by Michael Winter part iii Popular poetry 10 Popular poetry in the post-classical period, 1150–1850 191

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WebbPhilip Sadgrove surveys the rise of Ibadi printing at the close of the nineteenth century, an activity often sponsored by the Zanzibari sultans both at home and in Cairo or the Levant. The surviving letters to Zanzibar of the Mzabi scholar Muhammad b. Yusuf Attafayyish cast light upon the possibilities and practical difficulties of this activity. WebbPhilip Sadgrove is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Philip Sadgrove and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more … WebbPhilip Sadgrove Follow Research Interests: Middle Eastern History, 19th Century (History), Social Identity, National Identity, Middle East Studies, Arabic journalism, and 2 more … daniel butterworth music