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Les zabbalin du Muqattam : Ethnohistoire d'une heterotopie au Caire (979-2021).
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| 著者・編者 | du Roy, Gaetan, |
|---|---|
| シリーズ | Christians and Jews in Muslim Societies |
| 出版社 | (Brill, NE) |
| 出版年月 | 2022.03 |
| ページ数 | 392 pp. |
| 言語 | FRE |
| ニュース番号 | ＜674-1129＞ |
解説
Les eboueurs du Caire (les Zabbalin) se sont installes sur les pentes du Muqattam en 1970. Tres vite, ils ont attire l'attention de nombreux acteurs actifs dans le developpement ou la mission religieuse : des ingenieurs egyptiens, une soeur catholique Francaise, et le personnage central de cette histoire, le pere Sam?an, qui se lanca dans une mission aupres des Zabbalin en 1974. Ce precheur fonda plusieurs eglises connues aujourd'hui sous le nom du monastere de Saint-Sam?an-le-Tanneur, un complexe de sept sanctuaires tailles dans les falaises du Muqattam. A travers son style charismatique et ses exorcismes publics mettant en scene une lutte symbolique entre Islam et Christianisme, Sam?an est devenu l'une des figures de proue de son Eglise.
The Cairene garbage collectors (the Zabbalin) settled on the Muqattam slopes in 1970. Soon they attracted the attention of different actors involved in development and religious mission: Egyptian engineers, a French Catholic Sister and the most central character of this story, Father Sam?an, who started a mission among the Zabbalin in 1974. This preacher founded several churches, today known as the Monastery of Saint Sam?an the Tanner, a complex of seven churches carved in the Muqattam walls. Through his charismatic style of preaching and his public exorcisms symbolically staging the struggle between Christianity and Islam, Sam?an has become a figurehead of his church.
The Cairene garbage collectors (the Zabbalin) settled on the Muqattam slopes in 1970. Soon they attracted the attention of different actors involved in development and religious mission: Egyptian engineers, a French Catholic Sister and the most central character of this story, Father Sam?an, who started a mission among the Zabbalin in 1974. This preacher founded several churches, today known as the Monastery of Saint Sam?an the Tanner, a complex of seven churches carved in the Muqattam walls. Through his charismatic style of preaching and his public exorcisms symbolically staging the struggle between Christianity and Islam, Sam?an has become a figurehead of his church.