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  • June
    No. 2 (2026)

    we present our readers with four original research articles, one translated piece, and one book review. In the field of Islamic history, a study examining the approach of ittibā' in Mamluk-era Egypt and its transmission to Anatolia offers a compelling example of how ideas are reshaped as they cross geographical boundaries. Within the context of Ottoman history, we encounter two complementary perspectives: the first offers a comparative analysis of the mentalities underlying European and Ottoman approaches to epidemic diseases and quarantine practices, while the second provides an in-depth examination of the rose's place in Ottoman social memory through the lenses of scent, status, and ritual. A contribution from the field of educational sciences explores the dimensions of the Khwarizmi educational model, tracing its path from knowledge transmission to moral awareness.

    e-ISSN: 3108-6055

  • December
    No. 1 (2025)

    In its inaugural issue, Sublime Porte features original research articles and a book review that examine various subfields of the transmission of thought, with particular emphasis on the history of science, aesthetics of art, digital globalization, Sufism, and cultural heritage. This first issue of Sublime Porte aims to offer new interpretative perspectives on intellectual history and to establish a lasting academic platform for interdisciplinary scholarly inquiry.

    e-ISSN: 3108-6055