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ich habe ein frage - A Reader

- ich habe ein frage

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A Reader

2009 / 3 / 14 - 21:15
التحكم: الكاتب-ة

First, I would like to thank you for presenting us with Arabic translations for texts that would have otherwise not been accessible to most of us who aren’t very fluent in German. By the way, I think you would do us all a big favor if you translated Gerd Puin’s recent works about the Sanaa manuscripts, which piqued our interest, since their mention in “the Atlantic monthly” few years ago.

Back to today’s subject, this is an intriguing thesis, and I read elsewhere similar furtherance of same claim about many centuries at the juncture of antiquity and middle ages, for which doesn’t seem to be much corroborating evidence. However, to put things in perspective, I reckon you should explain to us where in the scholarship spectrum of views do these arguments lie? Are they main stream accepted current working hypothesis? Or are they in the minority opinion corner? Are they considered standard, or are they revisionist? You see, it’s difficult for me as an amateur to read an opinion that lies outside my area of expertise, and be able to make heads from tails about it.

Finally, I

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