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Digital Printing of Arabic: Mushaf Muscat
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies, Online Resources

Digital Printing of Arabic: Mushaf Muscat

In this series, we will consider how Arabic is and could be represented in a digital world. Our first, and … Continue reading Digital Printing of Arabic: Mushaf Muscat

Keeping up with Digital Humanities
DH in General, Online Resources

Keeping up with Digital Humanities

Interested in learning more about Digital Humanities? Or technology in general? How do you keep up with the latest? Here … Continue reading Keeping up with Digital Humanities

Digital Printing of Arabic: explaining the problem
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies

Digital Printing of Arabic: explaining the problem

Representing Arabic script on a computer has been problematic from the very beginning. In this series, we shall explore some … Continue reading Digital Printing of Arabic: explaining the problem

Suleymaniye Manuscripts now come with a Watermark
Digitization, Islamic Studies, Online Resources

Suleymaniye Manuscripts now come with a Watermark

I regret to inform you that when you procure digital photos of Turkish manuscripts, at least those who fall under … Continue reading Suleymaniye Manuscripts now come with a Watermark

Improved Keyboard Layout for Mac!
Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies, Software

Improved Keyboard Layout for Mac!

The Digital Orientalist presents… a new way of painlessly typing Arabic on a Mac! After the success of the keyboard … Continue reading Improved Keyboard Layout for Mac!

What to do with “Digital Humanities”?
Coding, DH in General

What to do with “Digital Humanities”?

DH is a buzzword that many are not sure what to do about. It is in general agreed upon, by … Continue reading What to do with “Digital Humanities”?

Explaining the cover of my new book
DH in General, Islamic Studies, Using Real Paper

Explaining the cover of my new book

In before centuries, it was common for a book to have a lavishly illustrated cover which, through signs and symbols, … Continue reading Explaining the cover of my new book

Why you should download now – as much as possible
Between Legal and Illegal, DH in General, Theory

Why you should download now – as much as possible

Academics should ramp up downloads of valuable resources, to make them available privately, offline. Relying on them being available on the internet is changing from precarious to foolish. Here is why. Continue reading “Why you should download now – as much as possible”

Using graphic design software to unravel ancient mysteries
DH in General, Visualization, Workflow

Using graphic design software to unravel ancient mysteries

In a little article I recently published, I show how modern graphic design software can be used to analyze symbols … Continue reading Using graphic design software to unravel ancient mysteries

Gifts Inspired by Islamic Philosophy
Islamic Studies, Online Resources

Gifts Inspired by Islamic Philosophy

Go over to http://www.zazzle.com/almaqtul/products to get gifts about Suhrawardī, the great 12th century Islamic philosopher. Right now there is a cool 30% off, on … Continue reading Gifts Inspired by Islamic Philosophy

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