Ahmadu Girei Hamman, Academic Research Fellow, University of Maiduguri - Maiduguri, Nigeria

Susana Molins Lliteras, Maria Luisa Russo, Mary Minicka, Afis Ayinde Oladosu and Ahmadu Girei Hamman sitting on discussion panel The Islamic Manuscript Association @BA_Main_Egy

From our first workshop: The Islamic Manuscript Tradition of East Africa: Textual Traditions and Context The Islamic Manuscript Association @BA_Main_Egy

Susana Molins Lliteras conducting Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA) second workshop: Manuscript Libraries and Written Heritage Centres in Africa.

Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA) 's second workshop: Manuscript Libraries and Written Heritage Centres in Africa by Dr Susana Molins Lliteras, Associate Researcher, Archive and Public Culture Research Initiative, Historical Studies Department, University of Cape Town – Cape Town, South Africa

Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA) second workshop: Manuscript Libraries and Written Heritage Centres in Africa The Islamic Manuscript Association @BA_Main_Egy

Seyni Moumouni conducting Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA) third workshop: Tarikh Zinder: Editing, Translation, and Annotations

We just ended the virtual ASMIA conference from @BA_Main_Egy, which we hope it was a step to a further research and investigation in the field of African manuscripts in Arabic-script and to raise awareness about those collections. The Islamic Manuscript Association @BA_Main_Egy

News about the ASMIA conference in the Egyptian newspapers أخبار عن مؤتمر المخطوطات بالحرف العربي في إفريقيا بالصحف المصرية dostor.org/3568055 The Islamic Manuscript Association @BA_Main_Egy

We are hiring! A three year PhD / research associate position Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC) to investigate #Ajami manuscripts of Mali uni-hamburg.de/en/stellenange…

The Association and @BA_Main_Egy will publish presented papers in an edited volume of proceedings. Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA) #Arabic_Script #Manuscripts_in_Africa

يُسعد Bibliotheca Alexandrina و The Islamic Manuscript Association أن يُعلنَا أن تسجيلات جلسات المؤتمر وحلقات النقاش ووِرَش العمل، سواءٌ بلغاتها الأصلية أو مصحوبة بترجمة صوتية إلى الإنجليزية أو العربية أو الفرنسية، أصبحَت متاحةً على قناة المؤتمرعلى موقع يوتيوب youtube.com/channel/UC3ZAv…

سيَنشرُ المنظِّمون الأوراقَ البحثية التي شاركت بالمؤتمر ضمنَ كُتَيِّب مُحرَّر يحتوي على أعماله. #Arabic_Script #Manuscripts_in_Africa Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA)

Recordings of sessions from Bibliotheca Alexandrina and The Islamic Manuscript Association conference 'Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa’ (Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA)) from 12-16 Sept 2021 are now online on Youtube youtube.com/channel/UC3ZAv…

Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA) first workshop, Prof. Anne K. Bang, Professor of History Universitetet i Bergen, discussed ideas about how #Islamic_manuscript tradition of #East_Africa can best be mapped, digitized, conserved, and studied on a regional level. youtu.be/XGMZEpa5Tg8

Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA) بورشة العمل الأولى للمؤتمر ناقشت الأستاذة الدكتورة/ آني كاثرين بانغ ، أستاذة التاريخ Universitetet i Bergen، أفكار المتعلقة بأفضل سبل حصر لتراث المخطوطات الإسلامية في شرق إفريقيا ورقمنتها وحفظها ودراستها على الصعيد الإقليمي. youtube.com/watch?v=qzKOwT…

#Today A talk by Prof. Charles Stewart @ISITA Northwestern about Literary Authority in West African Islam Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA) northwestern.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Our members Maria Luisa Russo (Maria Luisa Russo) and Susana Molins-Lliteras participating in a three weeks training programme for IHERI-Ahmed Baba’s researchers and technicians #Timbuktu #IMA_members Arabic-Script Manuscripts in Africa (ASMIA)

New Publication! The Islamic Manuscript Association is both pleased and excited to announce the publication of Manuscripts and Arabic-script writing in Africa. For further information, please visit islamicmanuscript.org

"Contained within this volume is a collection of essays that may mark a shift from a topic about which we know relatively little to a new level of detailed, empirical work that opens up a whole new field of African intellectual history." Bruce S. Hall, Associate Prof. Center for Middle Eastern Studies, UC Berkeley