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Topic	Anyone here read/write Arabic?
Grendel_Prime 07/07/23 5:50:13 AM #7:	Ozmose posted... it's taboo Nonsense. Knowledge-seekers and scholars don't always give in to superstition. Plenty of scholars would be willing to help you if the tome you're looking to have transcribed has any scholarly merit. Call or email universities which offer courses in Arabic language studies, courses in Egyptology, and/or or studies of Egypt in the Middle Ages. Yale, UCLA, NYU, etc. They may not be able to help you directly, but they may be able to point you in the direction of someone who can. Don't thumb your nose at "amateur" scholars, either. There are teeming masses of curious people all over the world and on the internet. You may find fellow enthusiasts who can be surprisingly resourceful. --- http://i.imgur.com/ocx9d7F.gifv <cite>Grendel_Prime posted [p:974679504] in Anyone her... [t:80501398]...</cite> <quote>Ozmose posted... </cite><quote>it's taboo</quote>Nonsense. Knowledge-seekers and scholars don't always give in to superstition. Plenty of scholars would be willing to help you if the tome you're looking to have transcribed has any scholarly merit. Call or email universities which offer courses in Arabic language studies, courses in Egyptology, and/or or studies of Egypt in the Middle Ages. Yale, UCLA, NYU, etc. They may not be able to help you directly, but they may be able to point you in the direction of someone who can.Don't thumb your nose at "amateur" scholars, either. There are teeming masses of curious people all over the world and on the internet. You may find fellow enthusiasts who can be surprisingly resourceful. --- http://i.imgur.com/ocx9d7F.gifv</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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