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Month: May 2025

Protected: The Land and the Peasants between History and Fiction: al-Arḍ by ʿAbd al-Raḥmān al-Sharqāwī

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A Selection of Fiscal Posts Out There

In this blog post, we offer some reading recommendations selected from our Related Content section. Have a look and enjoy! Papyrus Stories: Everyday Stories from the Ancient Past…

The Caliphal Finances Blog Turns 1!

Today, we’re celebrating the first birthday of the Caliphal Finances blog! A year ago, we, postdocs Noëmie Lucas and Eline Scheerlinck, launched this website to give the ERC…

Abbasid-Era Fiscal Documents: A Workshop of the Caliphal Finances project

From the 30th of April to the 2nd of May, the Caliphal Finances team hosted a workshop dedicated to the analysis of Abbasid-Era fiscal documents at the University…

Recap of the Spring IMES Seminar, ‘Taxes, Taxes, Taxes’

From January to March 2025, the Caliphal Finances project organised the lecture series of the IMES department at the University of Edinburgh. The theme of the series was…

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