Los notarios musulmanes de Granada después de 1492
Keywords:
Granada, 15th century, mudéjar community, Islamic notaries, Islamic lawAbstract
This work studies the impact that 1492 had on the city of Granada. The main sources inspiring the perspective in this research are the Arabic legal documents written during the Mudéjar period (1492-1500). In fact, these documents show how the notaries still worked within the Islamic legal system, and did not change either their main functions or their relationship with their clients, namely, the Grenadine Mudéjar community.
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