This book provides a translation of a compelling autobiography that chronicles the life of Mahboob Qirvanian, from childhood and enslavement in North Africa and the Ottoman Empire to his eventual liberation in Iran.
This book provides a translation of a compelling autobiography that chronicles the life of Mahboob Qirvanian, from childhood and enslavement in North Africa and the Ottoman Empire to his eventual liberation in Iran.
By Mahboob Qirvanian Translated and Edited with an Introduction by Behnaz A. Mirzai
Inhaltsangabe
List of Maps and Illustrations Foreword by Paul E. Lovejoy Acknowledgments Chronology of Mahboob Qirvanian Introduction The African Slave Trade in Iran: An Overview The Importance of Mahboob’s Autobiography Historical Context The Significance of the Autobiography 1. In Africa Genealogy The Invasion of the Nasara Fleeing Home (Kidelan, a Village in Sousse) Enslavement 2. Forced Migration: From Africa to the Middle East To Saljmattyah From Saljmattyah to a New Town From the New Town to Sous Aqsa From Sous Aqsa to El-Obeid From El-Obeid to Khartoum Evading British Patrol From Khartoum to Jedda British Search Patrol near the Red Sea 3. In Ottoman Arabia Slave Trade in Jedda From Jedda to Mecca New Identity From Mecca to Täif From Täif to Mecca: Education Circumcision Slave Market in Mecca: Reselling At the House of the Ulamä: New Identity From Mecca to Medina In Medina In Najd: Chants and Khayzaran From Najd to Najaf Constitutions and the Political Events 4. The Departure of Hajj Mahboob to Iran In Iran: Kurdistan From Kermanshah to Qom In Qom From Qom to Tehran Customs and Beliefs In Tehran Leaving Tehran for Mashhad In Mashhad Expelling Mahboob: Moving from Mashhad to Tehran In Tehran Imprisonment Release from Prison 5. Leaving Iran for Iraq The Departure of Mahboob from Tehran to Shah Abdul Azim, Peace Be Upon Him 6. Returning to Iran In Shiraz In Isfahan Departing from Kashan Bibliography Index
List of Maps and Illustrations Foreword by Paul E. Lovejoy Acknowledgments Chronology of Mahboob Qirvanian Introduction The African Slave Trade in Iran: An Overview The Importance of Mahboob’s Autobiography Historical Context The Significance of the Autobiography 1. In Africa Genealogy The Invasion of the Nasara Fleeing Home (Kidelan, a Village in Sousse) Enslavement 2. Forced Migration: From Africa to the Middle East To Saljmattyah From Saljmattyah to a New Town From the New Town to Sous Aqsa From Sous Aqsa to El-Obeid From El-Obeid to Khartoum Evading British Patrol From Khartoum to Jedda British Search Patrol near the Red Sea 3. In Ottoman Arabia Slave Trade in Jedda From Jedda to Mecca New Identity From Mecca to Täif From Täif to Mecca: Education Circumcision Slave Market in Mecca: Reselling At the House of the Ulamä: New Identity From Mecca to Medina In Medina In Najd: Chants and Khayzaran From Najd to Najaf Constitutions and the Political Events 4. The Departure of Hajj Mahboob to Iran In Iran: Kurdistan From Kermanshah to Qom In Qom From Qom to Tehran Customs and Beliefs In Tehran Leaving Tehran for Mashhad In Mashhad Expelling Mahboob: Moving from Mashhad to Tehran In Tehran Imprisonment Release from Prison 5. Leaving Iran for Iraq The Departure of Mahboob from Tehran to Shah Abdul Azim, Peace Be Upon Him 6. Returning to Iran In Shiraz In Isfahan Departing from Kashan Bibliography Index
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