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Unlike other itineraries, Jacqueline Sublet's one is perfectly clear. History guides him throughout, but not just any. From the outset, the search for the document is essential there, as an essential means of access to knowledge of various circles: merchants, jurists, civil servants foremost among whom Ibn al-Suqāʿī, a major witness to the interest shown by Jacqueline Sublet in the Mamluk era. Biography and historiography go very quickly, in this itinerary, to be based on a certainty: the history by the document cannot ignore the search for the name, this name which holds the very secret of beings and things. Without forbidding a few excursions, among others to the gardens of Damascus or to the borders of the Muslim empire, Jacqueline Sublet always returns to this name which fascinates her, for what it reveals and hides at the same time. André Miquel (extract from the preface)These Mélanges bring together 24 articles by researchers from various backgrounds who have been in contact with Jacqueline Sublet throughout her career. The contributions revolve around the unifying theme of “Onomastics and documents in Islamic lands”.

Onomastics --- Arabic language --- Names, Personal --- Islamic literature, Arabic --- Arabic literature --- Names, Arabic. --- Manuscripts, Arabic. --- Arabic philology. --- Etymology --- Names. --- Islamic. --- History and criticism. --- Arabic. --- Arabic manuscripts --- Arabic names --- Arabic personal names --- Islamic personal names --- Muslim personal names --- Names --- Onomatology --- Language and languages --- Onomasiology --- historiographie --- documents arabes légaux --- bibliothèques islamiques --- les Mille et Une Nuits --- Al-Andalus --- époque mamelouke --- onomastique --- islam médiéval --- histoire médiévale --- manuscrits arabes --- nom propre --- magie islamique --- grammaire arabe --- littérature arabe