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DESCRIPTION:Please join us for an interdisciplinary graduate workshop featu
 ring student paper presentations on research in Art History\, Department o
 f Languages\, Cultures\, and Languages\, History of Science\, Ottoman Hist
 ory\, and Religious Studies. Each presentation will be 15-20 minutes\, fol
 lowed by a 5-7 minute response from an assigned respondent. A Q&A discussi
 on will take place after each panel of presentations.Breakfast and lunch w
 ill be provided. To RSVP\, please email Fyza Jazra at fjazra@stanford.edu.
 This workshop is sponsored by the Markaz Graduate Student Grant. The Islam
  and Science series is sponsored by Abbasi Program in Islamic Studies\, Pr
 ogram in History and Philosophy of Science\, History Department\, and Mark
 az Resource Center.Schedule:\n\n9:30-10:00 a.m.: Breakfast and opening rem
 arks 10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Anwar Haneef\, Ottoman & Middle Eastern History:
  From ʿAfw to Qānūn: Customs Regimes and Fiscal Authority in the Ottoma
 n-Omani Gulf\nNesi Altaras\, Ottoman & Middle Eastern History: Jews in the
  19th-Century Ottoman Economy: Revelations from the Land of Two Rivers\nLe
 ena Ghannam\, Art History: Hand-held Mihrabs from Fatimid Egypt (10th-12th
  century)\nFarah Bazzi\, Ottoman & Middle Eastern History: From Khashkhash
  to Mercator: Al-Andalus in the Ottoman Geography of Irretrievability\, 15
 80-1732 12:30-1:30 p.m.: Lunch  1:30-3:00 p.m.Federico Cortigiani\, Ottoma
 n History/History of Science: Of Ice and Snow\, Sultans and Scholars: Ulud
 ağ’s Frozen Waters as a Token of Bursa’s Prestige in the Sixteenth an
 d Seventeenth Centuries\nFyza Jazra\, History of Science/Ottoman & Middle 
 Eastern History: Reading the Heavens Mystically: Sufi Marginalia in a Safa
 vid Astronomical Manuscript\nRaza Ali\, Science\, Technology\, and Society
 : Do No Harm: A Medicolegal History of Tobacco in Shia Jurisprudence 3:00-
 3:30 p.m.: Coffee/Pastries and Closing Remarks
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LOCATION:Building 200\, History Corner\, 307
SUMMARY:Islam and Science Graduate Student Workshop
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/islam-and-science-graduate-
 student-workshop
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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