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Gilded Tracks: the Hijazi Railway as a Sharifian Infrastructure Gilded Tracks: the Hijazi Railway as a Sharifian Infrastructure
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The Bifurcated Legal Infrastructure of Ottoman Authority, 1910s The Bifurcated Legal Infrastructure of Ottoman Authority, 1910s
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Occupation and Law Occupation and Law
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Authority in Government Courts Authority in Government Courts
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Dividing Occupation Authority Dividing Occupation Authority
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Whose Administration? Whose Administration?
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Authority in the Qadi Court, 1918–1920 Authority in the Qadi Court, 1918–1920
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Six Occupying Authority: The King of OETA East
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Published:August 2023
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Abstract
This chapter examines how a new type of Muslim authority took the place of Ottoman authority under the conditions of occupation. To what extent did the Meccan ashraf's genealogical claims conform with the previous composite visions of order? The chapter argues that, instead of bringing about democracy and revolutionary change, the Hijazi occupation enabled the revival of Hamidian genealogical politics. Through an analysis of qadi and nizamiye court registers in occupied Ottoman Damascus, the chapter demonstrates that sharifian claims occupied the place of Ottoman imperial authority. In a virtual operation of spolia in se, the Kingdom of Syria was to become a Hamidian emirate under the reign of a sultan-caliph in Mecca. The chapter then addresses in detail the question of legal authority in the Occupied Enemy Zone (OETA) East.
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