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Notes on Transliterations
Which collections will be searched?
This query delivers results from the following libraries with significant holdings for Middle East and Islamic Studies:
- ULB Sachsen-Anhalt
- UB Tübingen
- SUB Göttingen
- SBB zu Berlin
- SUB Hamburg
- ThULB Jena
- UB Freiburg
- UB Heidelberg
- UB Leipzig
- Zentrum Moderner Orient, Berlin (reference library)
- Orient-Institut Beirut (no interlibrary loan)
- Orient-Institut Istanbul (no interlibrary loan)
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moreClassification Scheme of the FID by topics and regions General Works Islamic Studies Regions, Countries and Peoples Languages and Literatures ...MENAdoc
moreMENAdoc Search We offer worldwide free access to a large number of digital sources and publications relating to the MENA region and Islam via the MENAdoc portal. Here you will find classics of Oriental Studies as well as current scientific publications that you can read in Open Access or save as PDF files. All titles are provided with a permanent link and can therefore be referenced on a long-term basis. They are also listed in interregional catalogues. ...FID Licences
moreThe Specialised Information Service Middle East, North Africa and Islamic Studies provides access to electronic products such as databases, e-books and e-journals that are subject to licensing. ...New Acquisitions
moreMonthly updated lists of FID-acquisitions sorted by topics and regions with links to the catalogue ...Catalogue Search
moreSearch the Union Catalogue (GVK) Notes on Transliterations Which collections will be searched? This query delivers results from the following libraries with significant holdings for ...Subject Bibliographies
more(Deutsch) Hier entstehen zu den verschiedenen, von unserem FID betreuten Disziplinen detaillierte fachspezifische Beschreibungen der Literaturbestände, die von der ULB Sachsen-Anhalt (und ...Free Newspapers and Journals
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