The Netherland Orientalist School and Islamic Heritage
Keywords:
The Netherland Orientalist School, orientalists, orientalism, orientalists’ studies, Islamic WorldAbstract
Relations between Netherland and the Islamic World were dated back
to pre- Crusade times when pilgrims from Netherland used to visit the Holy
Land. Interest in the Islamic World has been increasing since Middle Age.
This paper studies the relations between Netherland and the eastern
parts of the Islamic World by exploring orientalists’ studies. Because of the
geographical, historical and strategic importance of the Islamic World, it
became an open field to European imperialist competition and therefore,
orientalists studies increased to prepare the Islamic World for the imperialist
European states.
The research focused on Netherland orientalism because it is known for
having numerous studies centers with many scholars who were studying and
investigating Islamic books and manuscripts.
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