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Adena Tanenbaum Publishes New Book, "Beguiling Guidance"

Associate Professor Adena Tanenbaum has published a new book titled Beguiling Guidance: Zechariah Alḍāhirī’s Sefer Hamusar (Brill, published 2025, copyright 2026). 

 

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Sarah Schellinger's "Nubia" to be Subject of Upcoming Lectures

Dr. Sarah Schellinger's book Nubia in the Lost Civilizations series published by Reaktion Books provides an accessible history of Nubia from prehistory to present-day Sudan.  The book…
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Ahmad Al-Jallad's Research Featured in Science Article

Professor Ahmad Al-Jallad, Chair in Arabic Studies, was featured in a Science article for his research on the deciphering of the Dhofari script. Al-Jallad's study is a major breakthrough for…

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Naomi Brenner Awarded Stuart and Lynda Resnick Fellowship

This summer, Associate Professor Naomi Brenner was awarded the Stuart and Lynda Resnick Fellowship at the National Library of Israel.

The fellowship provides a generous stipend and a…

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Bryn Barr and Michael Sarkis Awarded Prestigious CASA Scholarships

We are pleased to share that two students within NESA were awarded a prestigious and highly competitive CASA scholarship to study Arabic next year.

Bryn Barr graduated this spring with dual…

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Gamze Akbas and Zari Mahmoudi Completed PhD Defenses

Congratulations to NESA graduate students Gamze Akbas and Zari Mahmoudi, who successfully completed their PhD defenses in April!

Gamze's dissertation is entitled “For They Are Deficient in…

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NESA Nowruz Celebration

On March 21 in the Hagerty Hall Intercultural Gallery, NESA hosted a Persian New Year (Nowruz) celebration. The event consisted of Persian traditional music, snacks, and sweets. Thank you to all…

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Sadiya Ansari Visits NESA

Author and journalist Sadiya Ansari joined NESA on March 17 to discuss her memoir, In Exile: Rupture, Reunion, and My Grandmother’s Secret. 

Students read her memoir during class this…

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Exploring Arab & Russian Cultures: SEELC & NESA Faculty Partner with Metro Schools

This January, faculty from the Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures (SEELC) and the Department of Near Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures (NESA) collaborated to…