All the articles published before 2015 are downloadable in PDF format from our catalogue.
- List of members of MIDEO’s Scientific committee.
- Guidelines for MIDEO‘s authors.
You can also consult the detailed tables of content and publishing houses of MIDEO. Since issue 31 (2015), MIDEO is published by IFAO and is also freely available online. It is possible to buy the older issues at IFAO in Cairo.
Next thematic issues
- MIDEO 38 (2023): Islamic theologies of disasters (deadline: June 30ᵗʰ, 2021)
- MIDEO 39 (2024): The Cairo Edition of the Qurʾān 1924 (deadline: June 30ᵗʰ, 2022)
- MIDEO 40 (2025): The literal meaning (under preparation, deadline: June 30ᵗʰ, 2023)
Submitting an article or a review
If you wish to submit an article related to the topics of the next issues, a text edition or an article that fits in the general purpose of the Institute, if you wish to submit a book review on islamology, you can send your text directly to the director of MIDEO ().
Please pay attention to the Guidelines for MIDEO‘s authors.
Authors who would like MIDEO to publish a review of their book should send a copy to the following address:
Emmanuel PISANI Director of MIDEO 222 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré 75008 Paris – France
The History of MIDEO
MIDEO—Miscellanies of the Dominican Institute for Oriental Studies in Cairo—is a periodical set up in 1954 by IDEO’s first members. These Miscellanies are mostly academical contributions from the members of the Institute and from scholars collaborating with them. Its articles are in French, in English or in Arabic.
Meeting the objectives of the Institute, MIDEO publishes original works on Islam according to its sources; it focuses on theological and philosophical issues as well as on the history of doctrines. It aims at moving beyond the mutual misunderstandings that exist between our cultural and religious traditions, and this through in depth research. It pays a close attention to the contemporary evolutions of scholarly research on these topics.
The diversity of the topics covered, as well as the relevance of some contemporary issues, can be inferred by consulting the list of articles published since 1954. Since 2004, the monographs collection “Les Cahiers du Midéo” completes the periodical. Since issue 30 (2014), each issue of MIDEO gathers articles on a specific topic as well as text editions and varia. Beginning with issue 31 (2015), MIDEO is freely available online.