The Sultan's Anthologist - Ibn Abi Hagalah and His Work

doi:10.5771/9783956503641

The Sultan's Anthologist - Ibn Abi Hagalah and His Work

Series: Arabische Literatur und Rhetorik - Elfhundert bis Achtzehnhundert (ALEA)

Volume 3 1. Edition 2017

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doi.org/10.5771/9783956503641
ISBN print: 978-3-95650-282-8
ISBN online: 978-3-95650-364-1
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Abstract

Born in Tlemcen and educated in Damascus, the fourteenth-century Arab litterateur Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah (725-776/1325-1375) spent most of his adult life in Mamluk Cairo. His best-known works are Sukkardān as-sulṭān (The Sultan’s Sugar Box) and Dīwān aṣ-ṣabābah (The Register of Passionate Love), two anthologies that he dedicated to his patron, the Mamluk Sultan Ḥasan, during the latter’s second reign (755-762/1354-1361). A prolific author and master of the maqāmāt genre, Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah also penned numerous other prose works, many of which are lost or still unedited. An acclaimed poet during his own time, he mainly composed panegyric and religious poetry. Even though he is one of the most important litterateurs of the Mamluk era, his work has so far received little scholarly attention.

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1–4 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–4
5–6 Inhalt 5–6
7–12 The Sultan’s Anthologist – Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah and His Work. Introduction Nefeli Papoutsakis, Syrinx von Hees Nefeli Papoutsakis, Syrinx von Hees 7–12
13–44 Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah and Sufism Th. Emil Homerin Th. Emil Homerin 13–44
45–70 The Micro-Qaṣīdah. A Formal Experiment from the 8th / 14th Century Thomas Bauer Thomas Bauer 45–70
71–100 Literary Sweets. Interlacing Motifs in the Sukkardān as-Sulṭān of Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah (1325-1375) Beatrice Gruendler Beatrice Gruendler 71–100
101–134 Urban Architecture and Poetry: Two Medieval Arabic Anthologies as Manuals of Mapping Urban Space Alev Masarwa Alev Masarwa 101–134
135–158 Friedrich Rückerts Übersetzungen aus Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalahs Dīwān aṣ-Ṣabābah Anke Osigus Anke Osigus 135–158
159–178 A Courtier’s Chess Book: Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah’s Unmūḏaǧ al-qitāl fī naql al-ʿawāl Remke Kruk Remke Kruk 159–178
179–208 A Maqāmah on the Book Market of Cairo in the 8th/14th Century: The “Return of the Stranger” of Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah (d. 776/1375) Maurice A. Pomerantz Maurice A. Pomerantz 179–208
209–236 Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah und sein Traktat „Das Feien gegen jedwede Widerwärtigkeit mittels des Bittgebets für den Propheten der Gnade (Dafʿ an-niqmah bi-ṣ-ṣalāh ʿalā nabī ar-raḥmah)“ Andreas Herdt Andreas Herdt 209–236
237–248 Edition des Traktats aṭ-Ṭibb al-masnūn fī dafʿ aṭ-ṭāʿūn des Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah Stephan Tölke Stephan Tölke 237–248
249–306 Ein Trauergedicht auf Muḥammad im Kontext des Werkes Ǧiwār al-aḫyār Syrinx von Hees Syrinx von Hees 249–306
307–382 Der Fall Alexandrias in den Städteklagen Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalahs und seiner Zeitgenossen Alev Masarwa Alev Masarwa 307–382
383–416 Die Makame Dawr az-zamān fī ṭahn al-ǧulbān – Eine sehr persönliche Schmähschrift Hakan Özkan Hakan Özkan 383–416
417–436 The Anthologist’s Agenda and Concerns in Ibn Abī Ḥaǧalah’s Maġnāṭīs ad-durr an-nafīs Nefeli Papoutsakis Nefeli Papoutsakis 417–436

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