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| Maróth, Miklós Late Antique Science and Islam | S. 17- |
| Sturm, Dieter The Arab Geographer al-Muqaddas, Witness of Popular Customs in the 10th Century | S. 37- |
| Shivtiel, Avihai Some Aspects of Arabic Proverbs | S. 49- |
| Kákosy, László Survivals of the Ancient Religion in Egypt | S. 65- |
| Fodor, Alexander Arabic Bowl Divination and the Greek Magical Papyri | S. 73- |
| Winter, Michael Popular Religion in Egypt since the Mamlks | S. 103- |
| Gadallah, Manal Abd al-Moneim al-Mutaqadt aabiyya wa-l-kint ar-rhiyya [Popular Beliefs in Spirits] | S. 119- |
| Mahgoub, Mohamed Abdo al-Man alayhi wa-l-qad al-urf (AwldAl) [The Victim and the Customary Law at the Awld Al] | S. 141- |
| Habib, Shawki Abd El-Kawi Uthman as-Sub | S. 159- |
| El-Adly, Saber Glat Swa [The Female Demon of Swa] | S. 195- |
| Beek, Mariëtte Errazki-Van The Seven Saints of Marrakesh. Tales and Traditions | S. 211- |
| Buitelaar, Marjo Between Oral Tradition and Literacy. Womens Use of the Holy Scriptures in Morocco | S. 225- |
| Nabti, Patricia Mihaly A Comparative Study of Nidr as Practiced by Lebanese Christians, Muslims and Druze | S. 243- |
| Beller-Hann, Ildiko Women, Religion and Beliefs in Northeast Turkey | S. 257- |
| Corrao, Francesca M. The Infraction of the Religious Codes in the Mediterranean Folk Literature. The Case of the Islamic uh and the Sicilian Giufŕ | S. 283- |
| Fröhlich, Ida Two Apotropaic Texts from the Jewish Museum of Budapest | S. 295- |
| Ormos, István The Life (gädl) of Täklä Haymanot as a Source for the Study of Popular Religious Practices in Ethiopia | S. 305- |
| Arat, M. Kristin Die erste Beschreibung des Ha in der Armenischen Literatur und die Bedeutung der Rituale in der Volksreligiosität | S. 333- |