Reconstructing Life in Medieval Alexandria from an Eighth/Fourteenth Century Waqf Document

Niall Christie

doi:10.6082/vfpcz-jhy45

January 1, 2004Open Access

Reconstructing Life in Medieval Alexandria from an Eighth/Fourteenth Century Waqf Document

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To explore the cultural and social aspects of life in medieval Alexandria through historical waqf documents.
Analysis of waqf documents from the eighth and fourteenth centuries.
Comparison of legal and cultural implications across different periods.
Interpretation of historical context in relation to the Mamlūk Sultanate.
Highlights cultural practices in Alexandria during the Mamlūk period.
Demonstrates evolution in legal frameworks over centuries.
Provides insights into socio-economic structures based on waqf allocations.

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This annual journal examines historical documents to reveal insights about medieval Alexandria, indicating the cultural aspects of the Mamlūk Sultanate.

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