Friday, April 8, 11:50–13:00, Jakobi 2 Lobby
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- Imar Koutchoukali (Tallinn University, Estonia) “What the Grammatical Features in the 1001 Nights Tell Us about the History of Arabic”
- Eva-Liisa Roht (Tallinn University, Estonia) “Ebru is like a Human Being” – Marbling Art (Ebru) in Turkey: The Perspective of the Contemporary Practitioner. The Connection between Ebru and Sufism”
- Kristina Saad (Tallinn University, Estonia) “Alms Money as a Means of Financing Terrorism”
- Triin Laiverik (Tallinn University, Estonia) “Women’s Involvement in the Martyrdom Operations of the Middle-Eastern Islamist Groups in the 20th and 21th Century”
- Kristiina Soosaar (Tallinn University, Estonia) “Changes of Temporary Marriages in Modern Iran Based on 7th Century Laws”
- Karl Käsnapuu (University of Tartu, Estonia) “Applying Near-death Study Tool on the Tibetan Book of the Dead”