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Engaging with the non-Muslim other: the portrayal of Sri Lanka in medieval Islam, c.800-1500 CE
This study aims not only to investigate how Sri Lanka, an Asian country in the Indian Ocean, which was generally considered an object of curiosity in ancient times, is portrayed in the works of medieval Arab writers, but also to challenge the prevalent views of Jacques Le Goff (1924-2014), who argue
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