Contenus

• Contemporary Oman: The Sultan, the People, and the Legacy of Peace: By Mahjoob Zweiri and Farah AL Qawasmi (eds) (Berlin: Gerlach Press, 2025), viii + 263 pp., £90 (hardback), ISBN 978-3-95994-184-6
  Bradshaw, Tancred
• Oman – Islamists and the “Omani Spring”
  Hashimi, Said Sultan Al
• The Aflaj of Wadi al-Jizzi, Oman
• The Millenary Cities of Mzab: A Paradigm for Contemporary Refugee Settlements in the Arabe Region
  Alraouf, Ali A.
• Bismarck’s Relations with England 1871–1890
• “May God Destroy the Spanish,” North African Sixteenth Century Ottomanophilia Through Mapmaking
  Kahlaoui, Tarek
• Swahili Arabic: Imitation, Islam, and the Semiotics of Race in Zanzibar
  Bolton, Caitlyn
• Maritime Heritage in Eastern and Southern Africa
  Wynne-Jones, Stephanie
• Historical archaeology and heritage in the Middle East
  Young, Ruth
• Sino-Omani relations
  Sudairi, Mohammed Turki al-
• Negotiating placemaking: Public-private spaces and Hinduism in Oman
  Mehta, Sandhya Rao
• Persia and Oman: A Historical and Linguistic Intersection
  Morano, Roberta
• Houseways in Southern Oman
  Risse, Marielle
• Souk Mutrah: A Hub for Cultural Exchange in the Gulf of Oman
  Hashim, Aliya al-
• Dialect Variation among Omani Migrants in Muscat: The Construction of Social Identity through Style Shifting
  Ambu-Saidi, Suaad
• British Diplomacy in Oman and Bahrain: 50 Years of Change
  Worthington, Joe
• Imperial powers and humanitarian interventions: the Zanzibar Sultanate, Britain, and France in the Indian Ocean, 1862-1905
  Cheriau, Raphaël
• The Road to Ghardaïa: Investigating a Community Deep in the Sahara Leads to the Study of Global History
  Holsinger, Donald C.
• Kharijism in the Umayyad Period 1
  Hagemann, Hannah-Lena
• Ibadis
  Gaiser, Adam R.