The Journal for the Study of Dhimmitude is an outlet for scholars and other observers to document the history, culture and civilization of those living in dhimmitude. The Journal aims to promote an understanding of the contributions made by dhimmi peoples in Muslim dominant societies and to facilitate a dialogue between scholars on both sides of the umma/dhimmi divide.
Scholars and cultural observers are invited to submit articles that document the history, culture and civilization of those living in dhimmitude; promote an understanding of the contribution of dhimmi peoples to the culture and societies where Islam is dominant; facilitate dialogue between individuals on both sides of the umma/dhimmi divide; reveal the minority perspective of those living in Arab/Islamic societies; study the development of dhimmi cultures in Diaspora, and promote the preservation of their heritage; promote research into the classical languages which served as vehicles of the civilizations of the dhimmi peoples (Syriac, Coptic Spanish, Hebrew, Armenian, Aramean, Greek, Serb, Bulgarian, Hungarian, Avesta and Pahlavi; and, expose stereotypical notions regarding the dhimmis in Islamic lands.
The Editorial Board has set the content standards and view point. Our Editor will review and post to the web site, www.dhimmi.com monthly. Past articles will be available in the JSD Archive. Submit to Editor: cdhr@dhimmi.com
