Guest blog by Nico Kaptein: Jawi books in Cairo
Last March, I had the opportunity to spend two days in Cairo and, with the help of a local bookseller, I was able to buy some 25 Malay books in Arabic script that had been produced in Cairo....
KITLV/Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies
Last March, I had the opportunity to spend two days in Cairo and, with the help of a local bookseller, I was able to buy some 25 Malay books in Arabic script that had been produced in Cairo....
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