The Potential and Limits of Arabic Digital Humanities

This Special Issue reflects the work of several scholars in undertaking the collection, digitization, annotation, clustering and analysis of an extensive collection of modern Arabic cultural data.

Articles

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Racio-national Imaginary and Discursive Formation of Arabo-Islamic Identity in al-Manār and al-Risālah: A Topic Modeling Study

• Eid Mohamed
• and Talaat F Mohamed

• 17 June 2024
• The Potential and Limits of Arabic Digital Humanities

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A Topic Modelling of Muslim Religious Reform in the Colonial Age: A Computational and Digital Study of _al-Manār_ (1898-1935)

• Umar Ryad
• and Emad Mohamed

• 17 June 2024
• The Potential and Limits of Arabic Digital Humanities

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Two translations of Mahfouz’s _Awlad Haratina_ (Children of our Alley): A computational-stylistic analysis

• Mai Zaki
• and Emad Mohamed

• 17 June 2024
• The Potential and Limits of Arabic Digital Humanities

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Exploring Gender Differences in Fatwa through Machine Learning

• Emad Mohamed
• and Raheem Sarwar

• 17 June 2024
• The Potential and Limits of Arabic Digital Humanities

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Neither Corpus Nor Edition: Building a Pipeline to Make Data Analysis Possible on Medieval Arabic Commentary Traditions

• Cornelis van Lit
• and Dirk Roorda

• 17 June 2024
• The Potential and Limits of Arabic Digital Humanities

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The Potential and Limits of Arabic Digital Humanities

• Eid Mohamed

• 17 June 2024
• The Potential and Limits of Arabic Digital Humanities

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Poet-Composer Collaborations in Modern Egyptian Song: A Social Network Analysis Approach to Music History

• Michael Frishkopf

• 17 June 2024
• The Potential and Limits of Arabic Digital Humanities