Arabian Epigraphic Notes

An Open Access Online Journal on Arabian Epigraphy.

Final article of volume 4 published!

Final article of Volume 4 published!

  1. Nabataean inscriptions from southwest of Taymāʾ, Saudi Arabia, by al-Theeb, S.A.

Arabian Epigraphic Notes invites submissions to the fifth issue (2019). We especially encourage papers dealing with issues in the grammar and lexicon of the various epigraphic languages of Arabia and editions of new inscriptions.

On how to submit a paper and the stylistic guidelines, see the Authors page.

Two new articles published in AEN 4

Two new articles published in Volume 4!

  1. New Islamic inscriptions from the Jordanian Badia region, by al-Manaser, A. and Ellis, L.
  1. New Nabataean Inscriptions from Umm al-Jimal, by Al-Salameen, Z. and Hazza, M.

Arabian Epigraphic Notes invites submissions to the fifth issue (2019). We especially encourage papers dealing with issues in the grammar and lexicon of the various epigraphic languages of Arabia and editions of new inscriptions.

On how to submit a paper and the stylistic guidelines, see the Authors page.

New Article in Volume 4: Epigraphy and New Technology

A new article published in Volume 4!

  1. The Ẓufār painted Inscriptions in Oman: Epigraphy and New Technologies, by Le Quellec, Jean-Loïc; Duquesnoy, Frédérique; Charpentier, Vincent; al-Mashani, Ali.

Arabian Epigraphic Notes invites submissions to the fourth issue (2018). We especially encourage papers dealing with issues in the grammar and lexicon of the various epigraphic languages of Arabia and editions of new inscriptions.

On how to submit a paper and the stylistic guidelines, see the Authors page.

New Article: Traces of the Hamza in early Arabic

A new article published in Volume 4!

  1. Traces of the hamza in the Early Arabic Script: The Inscriptions of Zuhayr, Qays the Scribe, and ‘Yazīd the King’, by M. Shaddel.

Arabian Epigraphic Notes invites submissions to the fourth issue (2018). We especially encourage papers dealing with issues in the grammar and lexicon of the various epigraphic languages of Arabia and editions of new inscriptions.

On how to submit a paper and the stylistic guidelines, see the Authors page.

Two new articles published in AEN 4

Two new articles published in Volume 4!

  1. The Nabataeans against the Ḥwlt – once again. An edition of new Safaitic inscriptions from the Jordanian Ḥarrah desert, by J. Norris and A. al-Manaser.
  1. An Islamic inscription from the Al-Mafraq Antiquities Office and Museum, by A. al-Housan.

Arabian Epigraphic Notes invites submissions to the fourth issue (2018). We especially encourage papers dealing with issues in the grammar and lexicon of the various epigraphic languages of Arabia and editions of new inscriptions.

On how to submit a paper and the stylistic guidelines, see the Authors page.