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Description edit
This book deals with various manifestations of charity or giving in the contexts of the Christian, Jewish, and Muslim medieval societies. Monotheistic charity and giving display many common features. These underlying similarities reflect a commonly shared view about God and his relations to... read more
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Characters/People edit
- R. Joseph: Add a description of this character.
- John Chrysostom
- Carballeira
- Al-din Mahmud
- Constantine
- Moshe Gil
- Mark R. Cohen
- S. Heidemann
- Hom
- Daniel B. Azarya
- Miriam Frenkel
- Maqrizi
- Aisha
- Muslim
- Ittiäz
- Musabbihi
- Ibn Iyas
- Brill
- Goitein
- Mahdi
- Mark Cohen
- Vita
- A. Zomeço
- Brock
- Matthew
- Allah
- Muqtabis
- Caracterizaci
- Alexander
- Badai
- Ibn Qudäma
- Yaacov Lev
- Rabbula
- Rustow
- M. Hoexter
- Bayan
- Mottahedeh
- Cyprian
- Shelomo B. Yehuda
Setting & Locations edit
- Jerusalem
- Cairo Geniza
- Paris
- Egypt
- Damascus
- Medieval Islam
- Syriac
- London
- Alexandria
- Byzantium
- Beirut
- Leiden
- Fatimid
- Cambridge
- Middle Ages
- Umayyad
- Palestine
- Berlin
- Aleppo
- Baghdad
- Constantinople
- Rome
- Fustat
- New York
- Iraq
- Berkeley
- Princeton
- Quran
- Symeon
- Judaism
- Israel
- Bilbais
- Edessa
- Madrid
- Gaza
- Iran
- Antioch
- Nisibis
- Leipzig
- Pharr
- Europe
- Middle East
- Seljuq
- Tunisia
- Mesopotamia
- Zangid
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 205.677
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