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Internationally renowned historian and philosopher who served as President of the Tunisian Academy of Sciences, Letters, and Arts (Beit Al-Hikma), authoring groundbreaking works on early Islamic political history.
Biographical Record
Hichem Djait earned his agrégation in history and doctorate d'État in Paris, becoming a world-leading authority on medieval Islamic civilization. He taught as a visiting professor at McGill, Berkeley, and the Collège de France.
His seminal works, including La Grande Discorde (Al-Fitna), L'Europe et l'Islam, and his monumental trilogy on the life of the Prophet Muhammad, revolutionized Islamic historiography by applying rigorous critical methodology while preserving philosophical nuance.
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Perpetual MemorialLa Marsa, Tunisia