DecafQuest #26 - Ahmad Al-Jallad | ديكاف كويست #٢٦ - أحمد الجلاَّد
Dr. Ahmad Al-Jallad is a philologist, epigraphist, and historian of language. His work focuses on the languages and writing systems of pre-Islamic Arabia and the ancient Near East. He has authored books and articles on the early history of Arabic, language classification, North Arabian and Arabic epigraphy, and historical Semitic linguistics. Relevant links: Twitter: / safaitic Personal website: https://leidenuniv.academia.edu/Ahmad... Recently published book (The Damascus Psalm Fragment, available in pdf format): https://www.academia.edu/43189829/Al-... To purchase a hardcopy: https://www.isdistribution.com/BookDe... Support the channel: Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/decafquest Patreon: / decafquest Twitter: / decafquest

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Ahmad Al-Jallad (livestream!): Were the Arabs really pagans at the dawn of Islam?

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Lost Script of Arabia Finally Deciphered — What It Reveals About the Name Muhammad

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Emran El-Badawi: The Quran and the Aramaic Gospel Tradition

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Literacy in 6th and 7th century Hijaz (Michael Macdonald & Ahmad Al-Jallad)

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When Did Arabic Start | Ahmad Al-Jallad

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The Year of the Arabs: Part 1 Umar's inscriptions with Prof. Robert Kerr

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IQSA Zoom Seminar #6 Ahmad al-Jallad, "Pre-Islamic Arabic inscriptions and Qur'anic orthographies"

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The Colonial Playbook: How Muslim Civilizations Were Weakened

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Where Did The Quran Get Its Religious Vocabulary From? | Marijn van Putten PhD

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ACOR Lecture: "An Invocation to Jesus in a Safaitic Inscription?"

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Live Q&A with Brian Greene | World Science Festival

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Ahmad Al-Jallad: Ancient Arabic Inscriptions and the Rise of Islam

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What Western scholarship is saying about the Qur'an with Dr Hythem Sidky

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Ancient #writing Lecture : The curious history of written #Arabic

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Who was Allah before Islam?, with Ahmad Al-Jallad

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Islamic Origins

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What Was Arabian Paganism Actually Like? | Dr. Ahmad Al-Jallad

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The Gods of Pre-Islamic Arabia

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S. Gilgamesh - اللغة الآرامية - د. جباغ قابلو

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