Seeing Islam as others saw it: a survey and evaluation of Christian, Jewish and Zoroastrian writings on early Islam
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| Abstract: | This seminal work continues to shape the thought of specialists studying the Late Antique crossroads at which Christian, Jewish, Zoroastrian, and Islamic histories met, by offering the field a new approach to the vexing question of how to write the early history of Islam. The new edition of the study produces the original text with the addition of a substantial forward in which Hoyland discusses how the field has developed over the two decades that proceeded the book's first publication. Hoyland also shares some personal reflections on how his thinking has since developed and the potential impact of this on the findings of the original study. The book also includes new appendices that detail the later publications of the author |
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| adam_text | Table of Contents Table of Contents........................................................................................................v Abbreviations.............................................................................................................xi Preface to the 2019 edition.................................................................................... xiii Acknowledgements............................................................................................. xxvii Introduction................................................................................................................ 1 Note on Conventions........................................................................................... 5 Part I. The Historical and Literary Background...................................................7 Chapter 1. The Historical Background...................................................................9 Late Antiquity to Early Islam: Continuity or Change?........................................10 Identity and Allegiance........................................................................................14 Apocalypticism................................................................................................... 21 Chapter 2. The Nature of the Sources.................................................................. 27 Redacţional Identity and Unavowed Authorship............................................... 29 Orality................................................................................................................. 33
Dialectic and Debate........................................................................................... 36 Part IIA. Incidental References to Islam...............................................................41 Chapter 3. Greek Sources.........................................................................................43 Prelude................................................................................................................. 43 A Christian Apologist of 634.............................................................................. 44 John Moschus (d. 619 or 634)............................................................................. 49 Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem (d. ca. 639)..................................................54 Pope Martín I (649-55)........................................................................................59 Maximus the Confessor (d. 662).........................................................................61 Anti-Jewish Polemicists of the Seventh Century................................................62 The Miracles of S. Demetrius and S. George......................................................69 Anastasius of Sinai (d. ca. 700)............................................................................73 Patriarch Germanus (715—30) and Iconoclasm...................................................82 Cosmas of Jerusalem (wr. mid-eighth c.) and Hymnography............................ 85 Stephen the Sabaite (d. 794)................................................................................ 87
Dubia................................................................................................................... 88 John the Eremopolite.....................................................................................88 A Greek-Coptic Papyrus................................................................................ 88 Berlin Papyrus no. 10677............................................................................... 89 Timothy the Stylitě......................................................................................... 90 v
vi Seeing Islam лѕ Others Saw It A. A. VC. Chapter 4. West Syrian, Coptic and Armenian Sources....... Fragment on the Arab Conquests.......................................................... Thomas the Presbyter (wr. ca. 640)...................................... Homily on the Child Saints ofBabylon................................................. Gabriel of Qartmin (d. 648)................................................... Sebeos, Bishop of the Bagratunis (wr. 660s)........................ Benjamin I, Patriarch of Alexandria (626—65)...................... A Maronite Chronicler............................................................ George of Resh aina (d. ca. 680)............................................ Daniel, Bishop of Edessä (665-84)....................................... Athanasius of Balad, Patriarch of Antioch (683-87)............ Isaac of Rakoti, Patriarch of Alexandria (689—92)............... John, Bishop of Nikiu............................................................ Theodotus of Amida (d. 698)................................................. Jacob of Edessä (d. 708)........................................................ . Zacharias, Bishop of Sakha (d. 720s)..................................... Simeon of the Olives (d. 734)................................................ . Dubia....................................................................................... A Coptic Papyrus.............................................................. . Theophilus of Alexandria (ps.?)........................................ A Letter of Bishop
Jonah.................................................. Chapter 5. East Syrian Sources................................................ Isho‘yahb III of Adiabene (d. 659)........................................ A Chronicler of Khuzistan (wr. ca. 660s).............................. Rabban Hormizd (d. ca. 670).................................................. George I (661—81) and the Synod of 676 .............................. John bar Penkaye (wr. 687).................................................... Hnanisho the Exegete (d. 700).............................................. John of Daylam (d. 738)......................................................... Isho‘bokht, Metropolitan of Fars........................................... The Abbots of the Convent of Sabrisho‘.............................. Isho‘dnah of Basra (wr. ca. 850)............................................. Thomas of Marga (wr. 860s)................................................... Chapter 6. Latin Sources............................................................ Fredegar, a Frankish Chronicler (wr. 650s)........................... Arculf (fl. 670s) and Early Islamic Jerusalem......................... Willibald (fl. 720s) and Other Pilgrims................................... Later Testimonia...................................................................... Dubia........................................................................................ Historia miscella.................................................................................. Morienus the
Greek........................................................... Chapter 7. Jewish, Persian and Chinese Sources.................... Jewish Sources.......................................................................... Persian Sources......................................................................... Chinese Sources........................................................................ .... 93 ......93 ......94 ......96 ......97 ......99 ....105 ....107 ....Ill ....113 ....117 ....118 ....120 ....124 ....127 ....132 ... 133 ... 135 ... 135 ....136 ....136 ...139 ....139 ....145 ....150 ....153 ....155 ....159 ....161 ,...163 ...166 ...167 ...169 ..171 ...171 ...174 ...177 ...179 ...182 ,.182 ..183 ..187 ..187 ..190 ..192 :
Table of Contents vii T’ung tien...................................................................................... The Official T’ang History........................................................ Ts ’e-fuyiian-kuei............................................................................ .......... 192 .......... 196 ......... 199 Part IIB. Deliberate References to Islam...................................... Chapter 8. Apocalypses and Visions................................................ Syriac Texts...................................................................................... Ps.-Ephraem................ ;............................................................. Ps.-Methodius............................................................................. The Edessene Ps.-Methodius and John the Little................... Bahira.......................................................................................... Ps.-Ezra....................................................................................... Copto-Arabic Texts.......................................................................... Ps.-Shenute.................................................................................. Ps.-Athanasius............................................................................ Samuel of Qalamun and Pisentius of Qift............................... Coptic Daniel, XIV Vision........................................................ The Apocalypse of Peter/Book of the Bulls................................ Greek
Texts....................................................................................... Ps.-Methodius, Greek Translation............................................ Greek Daniel, First Vision......................................................... The Vision of Enoch the Just.................................................... Stephen of Alexandria................................................................ The Andreas Salos Apocalypse.................................................. Hebrew Texts................................................................................... The Secrets of Rabbi Simon ben Yohai...................................... Pesiqta rabhati................................................................................ The Chapters of Rabbi Eliezer.................................................... Jewish Apocalypse on the Umayyads................................................. Signs ofthe Messiah........................................................................ On That Day................................................................................. A Judaeo-Byzantine Daniel....................................................... Persian Texts..................................................................................... Bahmanyasht.................................................................................. Jãmãsp nãmag................................................................................. Bundahishn....................................................................................
Denkard........................................................................................ A Pahlavi Ballad on the End of Times............................................. The Prophecy of Tostam................................................................. A Judaeo-Persian Daniel............................................................ Muslim Arabic Texts........................................................................ Signs of the Hour............................................................................ ‘Abd Allah ibn al֊Zubayr and the Mahdi................................. Tiberius, Son of Justinian.......................................................... An Apocalyptic Chronicle......................................................... ..........201 ..........203 ..........204 ......... 205 ............ 207 ............ 211 ............ 212 ............ 217 ............ 219 ............ 219 ............ 221 ............224 ............227 ............228 ............231 ........... 232 ............233 ............234 ............237 ............239 ............240 ............241 ............244 ............245 ............247 ............248 ........... 249 ............250 ............251 ............251 ............252 ............253 ............254 ........... 255 ........... 256 ........... 256 ........... 257 ........... 258 ........... 259 ........... 260 ........... 261
viii Seeing Islam as others Saw it Chapter 9. Martyrologies....................................................................................263 Greek Texts..........................................................................................................272 Sixty Martyrs of Gaza (d. 638)......................................................................272 George the Black (d. 650s)........................................................................... 275 A Christian Arab of Sinai (d. ca. 660).......................................................... 275 Peter of Capitolias (d. 715)........................................................................... 277 Sixty Pilgrims in Jerusalem (d. 724).............................................................. 282 Elias of Damascus (d. 779)........................................................................... 283 Romanus the Neomartyr (d. 780).................................................................285 Copto-Arabic Texts.............................................................................................287 Menas the Monk............................................................................................288 Thomas, Bishop of Damascus......................................................................288 Armenian Texts................................................................................................... 289 David of Dwin (d. ca. 703)........................................................................... 289 Vahan (d.
737)................................................................................................291 Syriac Texts......................................................................................................... 293 Dubia...................................................................................................................295 Michael the Sabaite........................................................................................ 295 Abd al-Masīh al-Najrānī al-Ghassānī.......................................................... 297 A Muslim at Diospolis.................................................................................. 299 Chapter 10. Chronicles and Histories............................................................... 303 Syriac Texts......................................................................................................... 305 Short Chronologies....................................................................................... 308 Theophilus of Edessä and the Syriac Common Source...................................313 The Zuqnin Chronicler................................................................................ 320 The Ehnesh Inscription................................................................................324 Dionysius ofTellmahre.................................................................................325 The Chronicles of 819 and 846........................................................................ 328 Elias of Nisibis (d.
1049)...............................................................................330 Latin Texts.......................................................................................................... 330 The Pyyantine-Arab Chronicle of 741 and the Hispanic Chronicle of754......... 331 Greek Texts..........................................................................................................334 Theophanes the Confessor (d. 818).............................................................335 Patriarch Nicephorus (d. 828)...................................................................... 338 A Short Chronology ad annum 818...............................................................339 Armenian Texts................................................................................................... 341 Christian Arabic Texts.........................................................................................343 Agapius, Bishop of Manbij (wr. 940s)......................................................... 344 Eutychius of Alexandria................................................................................ 345 The Chronicle ofSiirt........................................................................................346 The History of the Patriarchs.............................................................................348 Jewish Texts.........................................................................................................350 Samaritan
Texts................................................................................................... 352 Derivative Accounts............................................................................................352
Table of Contents к Chapter 11. Apologies and Disputations.............................................................355 Syriac Texts........................................................................................................... 358 Patriarch John I and an Arab Commander....................................................358 A Monk of Beth Hale and an Arab Notable.................................................363 Timothy I (180—823).......................................................................................369 Bahira............................................................................................................... 371 Greek Texts............................................................................................................374 John of Damascus (wr. 730s)..........................................................................374 The Correspondence of Leo III (717-41) and ‘Umar II (717-20)............. 382 Christian Arabic Texts...........................................................................................391 Fï tathlīth Allah al-mhid.................................................................................... 391 Papyrus Schott Reinhard no. 438...................................................................392 Masā’il ա-ajwìba ‘aqliya wa-ildhiya.....................................................................393 Jewish Texts...........................................................................................................393 The Tin Wise
Jews..............................................................................................393 Targum Fs.-Jonathan...........................................................................................396 Persian Texts.......................................................................................................... 398 Latin Texts.............................................................................................................399 Istoria de Mahomet...............................................................................................399 Tultusceptru de libro domni Metobii.......................................................................401 Dubia.....................................................................................................................402 John the Stylitě.................................................................................................402 Abjuration........................................................................................................ 402 Ms. Mingana 184..............................................................................................404 Part III. Writing the History of Early Islam...................................................... 405 Chapter 12. Non-Muslim Conceptions of Islam................................................407 The Tool of God’s Wrath..................................................................................... 408 Deliverance from the Wicked Kingdom............................................................. 410 An Age of
Adversity.................................. 413 The Fourth Beast.................................................................................................. 414 Abrahamic/Primitive Monotheism......................................................................416 The New Jews....................................................................................................... 419 A Worldly Religion................................................................................................421 Chapter 13. Using Non-Muslim Sources: An Empirical Approach............... 425 Islam in the First Century AH.............................................................................. 425 Sacred Direction in Islam..................................................................................... 436 The Conquest of Egypt......................................................................................... 447 Chapter 14. Using Non-Muslim Sources: An Argumentative Approach.......461 What is the Source of the Observation?.............................................................462 What is the Character of the Observation?........................................................ 463 What is the Subject of the Observation?.............................................................464 Part IV. Excurses....................................................................................................467 Excursus A: The Canons and Resolutions of Jacob of Edessä......................469 Questions of
Addai..........................................................................................469 Canons ofJacob...............................................................................................470
x Seeing Islam as others Saw It Further Questions of Addai...........................................................................471 Questions of Thomas..................................................................................... 475 Questions of John...........................................................................................475 Questions of Abraham................................................................................... 476 Excursus B: The Byzantine-Arab Chronicle of 741 and its Eastern Source.............................................................................................................. 477 Excursus C: An Outline of the Syriac Common Source..................................495 Excursus D: The Passion of David of Dwin...................................................... 531 Translated and annotated by Professor Robert W. Thomson Excursus E: Georgian Historical Writing......................................................... 535 Excursus F: Dated Muslim Writings, AH 1-135/622-752................................ 543 Dated Writings Before AH 72/691................................................................ 544 Religious Declarations by Caliphs in Dated Writings of AH 72— 135/691-752........................................................................................... 549 Maps........................................................................................................................555 Map 1 Provinces of the Early Islamic Middle East........................................... 556 Map 2 Syro-Mesopotamia
in the Sixth-Eighth Centuries..................................557 Bibliography...........................................................................................................559 Primary Sources.....................................................................................................559 Secondary Sources................................................................................................590 General Index..........................................................................................................663
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| indexdate | 2024-12-20T18:37:20Z |
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| isbn | 9781463239268 1463239262 |
| language | English |
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| physical | xxviii, 722 Seiten Illustrationen 27 cm |
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| publishDate | 2019 |
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| series | Gorgias Islamic studies |
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| spellingShingle | Hoyland, Robert G. 1966- Seeing Islam as others saw it a survey and evaluation of Christian, Jewish and Zoroastrian writings on early Islam Gorgias Islamic studies The historical background -- The nature of the sources -- Greek sources -- West Syrian, Coptic and Armenian sources -- East Syrian sources -- Latin sources -- Jewish, Persian and Chinese sources -- Apocalypses and visions -- Martyrologies -- Chronicles and histories -- Apologies and disputations -- Non-Muslim conceptions of Islam -- Using Non-Muslim sources : an empirical approach -- Using Non-Muslim sources : an argumentative approach -- Excurses. The Canons and Resolutions of Jacob of Edessa ; The Byzantine-Arab Chronicle of 741 and Its Eastern Source ; An Outline of the Syriac Common Source ; The Passion of David of Dwin ; Georgian Historical Writing Dated Arabic Writings, AH 1-135/622-752 Quelle (DE-588)4135952-5 gnd Juden (DE-588)4028808-0 gnd Geschichtsschreibung (DE-588)4020531-9 gnd Entstehung (DE-588)4156614-2 gnd Christ (DE-588)4010071-6 gnd Islam (DE-588)4027743-4 gnd Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 gnd Parsismus (DE-588)4173393-9 gnd Islam Motiv (DE-588)4351633-6 gnd |
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| title | Seeing Islam as others saw it a survey and evaluation of Christian, Jewish and Zoroastrian writings on early Islam |
| title_auth | Seeing Islam as others saw it a survey and evaluation of Christian, Jewish and Zoroastrian writings on early Islam |
| title_exact_search | Seeing Islam as others saw it a survey and evaluation of Christian, Jewish and Zoroastrian writings on early Islam |
| title_full | Seeing Islam as others saw it a survey and evaluation of Christian, Jewish and Zoroastrian writings on early Islam Robert G. Hoyland |
| title_fullStr | Seeing Islam as others saw it a survey and evaluation of Christian, Jewish and Zoroastrian writings on early Islam Robert G. Hoyland |
| title_full_unstemmed | Seeing Islam as others saw it a survey and evaluation of Christian, Jewish and Zoroastrian writings on early Islam Robert G. Hoyland |
| title_short | Seeing Islam as others saw it |
| title_sort | seeing islam as others saw it a survey and evaluation of christian jewish and zoroastrian writings on early islam |
| title_sub | a survey and evaluation of Christian, Jewish and Zoroastrian writings on early Islam |
| topic | Quelle (DE-588)4135952-5 gnd Juden (DE-588)4028808-0 gnd Geschichtsschreibung (DE-588)4020531-9 gnd Entstehung (DE-588)4156614-2 gnd Christ (DE-588)4010071-6 gnd Islam (DE-588)4027743-4 gnd Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 gnd Parsismus (DE-588)4173393-9 gnd Islam Motiv (DE-588)4351633-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Quelle Juden Geschichtsschreibung Entstehung Christ Islam Rezeption Parsismus Islam Motiv |
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