Een dodelijke typefout: Ibn Taymiyya over interreligieuze dialoog

Translated title of the contribution: A deathly typo: Ibn Taymiyya on interreligious dialog

L.W.C. van Lit

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Abstract

The Mardin fatwa by Ibn Taymiyya has long been considered a death warrant for non-muslims. Closer inspections reveals this is all based on a typographical error in the first printed edition of the fatwa (end of 19th c.). The typo is further discussed in the context of the process of making a canon in manuscripts, print and digital culture.
Translated title of the contributionA deathly typo: Ibn Taymiyya on interreligious dialog
Original languageDutch
Title of host publicationWie is er bang voor religie?
Subtitle of host publicationWaarom kennis van religie belangrijk is
EditorsJoas Wagemakers, Lucien van Liere
Place of PublicationAlmere
PublisherUitgeverij Parthenon
Chapter34
Pages276-281
ISBN (Print)9789079578597
Publication statusPublished - 2019

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