The paper aims to illustrate what type of traces the relationship between Arabs and Sardinia left in the island, when it was a political and religious reality living at the border of three muslim areas: Spain, Maghreb and Sicily. Following previous research I carried out on the topic, I give results about the linguistic and the historical effects of the contact between Sardinia and Arab countries, especially between the island and northern Africa.
Sardinia and the Arabs: Exchange and Conflict on the Border of Dar al-Islam / Contu, Giuseppe. - 207:(2012), pp. 113-130. (Intervento presentato al convegno Centre and Periphery within the Borders of Islam tenutosi a Sassari nel 28/9-1/10/206).
Sardinia and the Arabs: Exchange and Conflict on the Border of Dar al-Islam
CONTU, Giuseppe
2012-01-01
Abstract
The paper aims to illustrate what type of traces the relationship between Arabs and Sardinia left in the island, when it was a political and religious reality living at the border of three muslim areas: Spain, Maghreb and Sicily. Following previous research I carried out on the topic, I give results about the linguistic and the historical effects of the contact between Sardinia and Arab countries, especially between the island and northern Africa.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
