ARABIC-TRANSLATIONS OF THE MEANINGS OF HOLY QUR’AN INTO SINDHI LANGUAGE (HISTORICAL STUDY) by Muhammad Saleem, Hafiz Hamid Hammad

“…It was stated by the Muslim historians that Hazrat Salman Al Farsi translated Surah Al Fatiha and Basmalah into Persian Language for understanding of Persian Muslims. …”
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Local transformations of museum «places of memory» in post-soviet era: historiographical notes and direct observations by V. G. Ryzhenko

“…It is necessary to compare approaches to the problem of museologists, cultural scientists and historians. The basis for historiographical notes and observations is intellectual history as an interdisciplinary subject field of actual historical knowledge about various types of creative activity, creative processes and its results. …”
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How Was the World’s Oldest Metal-Type-Printed Book (<i>The Song of Enlightenment</i>, Korea, 1239) Misidentified for Nearly 50 Years? by Woo Sik Yoo

“…The center of heated debates among Korean historians for the last 50 years was over the printing techniques and printing dates (or sequence). …”
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Old print by Mark Fabius Quintilian from the library of the K. D. Ushynsky South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University by Dobrolyubska Yuliya, Prysiazhniuk Oleksii

“…«Instructions to the Orator», the main and only authentic work of Quintilian, which has survived to our time, has a strong technical focus and provides rich material, especially to classic philologists, historians of pedagogy and rhetoric. However, this material does not exhaust the content of «Instructions to the Orator». …”
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Emanuele Trevi e la teoria iniziatica della letteratura by Andrea Rondini

“…Trevi’s fellows are historians of religion (Schuré, Corbin, Eliade), narrators (Apuelio, Melville, Collodi, Woolf, Joyce), protagonists of trips (Artaud), philosophers and critics (Agamben, Zolla, Citati, Calasso, C. …”
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WikiArtVectors: Style and Color Representations of Artworks for Cultural Analysis via Information Theoretic Measures by Bhargav Srinivasa Desikan, Hajime Shimao, Helena Miton

“…Recent developments in machine learning, multi-modal data analysis and image processing, however, open the door for us to create representations of images that extract important, domain-specific features from images. Art historians have long emphasised the importance of art style, and the colors used in art, as ways to characterise and retrieve art across genre, style, and artist. …”
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Scientific school of Russian and Ukrainian studies at the Belarusian State University by Aleh A. Yanouski, Viachaslau I. Menkouski

“…The author notes the relationship between the development of Russian studies and Ukrainian studies as a direction of historical knowledge with the socio-political situation in the country, the role of historians of the Belarusian State University in the formation of the national structure of historical memory, understanding the importance of historical science for society and the state. …”
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“Readable space” of Cossack foreman of second half of 18th century: personal library of Stepan Lashkevych by Posokhova Liudmyla

“…The study was based on the methodological approaches proposed by historians of reading: Lucien Febvre, Robert Darnton, Roger Chartier, Henri-Jean Martin. …”
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Empathy and the art of Leonardo da Vinci by Samira Schultz Mansur, Javier DeFelipe, Javier DeFelipe

“…The word empathy emerged among critics of German art as the term einfühlung, which was used within the aesthetic bias by philosophers and art historians. It emphasized the idea that a viewer perceiving an object could establish a link between it and themselves, projecting the object ‘into themselves’. …”
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Romanticism and/or/contra Biedermeier? by Dalibor Tureček

“…Biedermeier was understood by the Czech literary historians in the latest years as a negating “contrafacturae” of Romanticism and was used as a synonym for a part of work of the 30s called in the Vodička’s concept “convergion of literature and life”. …”
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TOKAT ŞEYH PİR HAVEND ZAVİYESİ VAKFI (1453-1839) VE ÇÖREĞİBÜYÜK KÖYÜ TÜRBESİ [THE WAQF OF SHEIKH PIR HAVEND’S DERVISH LODGE IN TOKAT (1453-1839) AND THE TOMB OF COREGIBUYUK VILLAGE... by Ali AÇIKEL

“…In the light of this information, we can consider that Sheikh Pir Havend was one of the followers of Hacı Bektash Veli and his descendants were also followers of the Bektashi order. Arts historians have made some evaluations on the Tomb of Sheikh Pir Havend which exists in the village of Çöreğibüyük in Tokat. …”
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ПОДАТКОВА ПОЛІТИКА НАЦІОНАЛЬНИХ УРЯДІВ В УКРАЇНСЬКОМУ СЕЛІ У 1917 – 1921 РР. У ПРАЦЯХ ЗАРУБІЖНИХ УКРАЇНІСТІВ... by В. А. Іващенко, О. М. Тараненко

“…It is characteristic that the mentioned historiographical work was written not by professional historians, but by various party figures, revolutionary leaders, economists, journalists, and government officials. …”
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Energy Security of the West in the Conditions of Russian Aggression Against Ukraine by Carsten Frenzel, Andrii Rybak, Oksana Kalynska

“…The paper describes the concept of security and its features in the energy sector; analyses the studies by historians, economists, sociologists, political scientists, and researchers who deal with the problem of energy security of the West in the context of Russia's aggression against Ukraine; describes the danger of further use of Russian gas; suggests various methods and ways to save energy and help reduce dependence on Russian gas supplies; diagnoses risks and threats in the fuel and energy sector of Ukraine and Western Europe; disclosed main statistical data and facts of dependence of European countries on fuel and energy resources from Russia. …”
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The logic of the nation: Nationalism, formal logic, and interwar Poland by David E. Dunning

“…Competitive nationalist attitudes were common among interwar scientists – a stance historians have called “Olympic internationalism,” in which nationalism and internationalism interacted as complementary rather than conflicting impulses. …”
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Morphological Methods of Noun-Origin Derivatives Creation in Secondary Root Formation in the Modern Standard Arabic Language by Tatiana A. Vavichkina, Karen N. Stepanyan, Yulia E. Vlasova

“…All lexical derivatives were formed along the traditional path known and described by historians of the Arabic. The process examined in the article turned out to be analogous to the hypothesis of the formation of three-letter bases based on two root consonants accepted in Arabic studies. …”
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Prouver la légitimité d’une succession, le cas du royaume de Naples au XVe siècle by Roxane Chilà

“…Until now, the coherence of this documentary body had escaped historians, because of the historiographical fragmentation of studies devoted to the Aragonese rulers and the Angevins of Naples. …”
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Milestones of Islamic civilization in the sermons of the Prophet (PBUH) by Hazim Ghder

“…One of the most prominent things that historians and researchers have agreed upon in the fields of history, literature and civilization is that Islam is the religion of civilization and development, and that it has enabled its followers in a short period of time to build a civilization with solid foundations and solid rules that have enriched humanity and still enriches it and provides it with a wealth of lofty meanings and high directives For the straightforward behavior of the individual and the harmony of the members of society in a life full of well-being and happiness and based on integration and cooperation in all aspects of social, economic and political life. …”
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How cuneiform puns inspired some of the bizarre Greek constellations and asterisms by McHugh J.

“…Because the aforementioned star-figures cannot be traced to Mesopotamian originals most historians of astronomy have assumed they are either indigenous Greek inventions or the creations of seafaring civilization that had direct contact with Greece. …”
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The Cossacks in the Period of Colonization and Formation of the Saratov Volga Region Administrative Structure in the Late 17th – Early 18th Centuries by Ivan N. Pleshakov, Ekaterina N. Vasilieva

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The capture of the Marienwerder Castle, or where the Teutonic Order’s expansion to the East was stopped by Vytenis Almonaitis

“…As the sparse historiography on it suggests, the event seems to have been overlooked by contemporary historians. In fact, this castle of the Teutonic Order was not just an ordinary fortress, but a mighty stronghold. …”
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