
CAHSS Gold Open Access 2026
Seven books received funding from the CAHSS fund for gold open access publication in our last financial year.
Dženita Karić's study of Hajj literature was celebrated for its contribution to Islamic Studies.

We're thrilled to announce that Dženita Karić's Bosnian Hajj Literature: Multiple Paths to the Holy was shortlisted for the 2024 Muslim World Book Award.
About the awardTo commemorate over 40 years of continuous publication, the Muslim World Book Review, alongside Kube Publishing and the Markfield Institute of Higher Education, have collaboratively launched the Muslim World Book Award.
The Muslim World Book Award celebrates excellence in academic scholarship and research through conferring an award to recognise an outstanding academic book published in the English language within the broad field of Islamic Studies.
Find out more about the Muslim World Book Award.
About the bookBosnian Hajj Literature explores changing attitudes to the holy through a study of five centuries of Bosnian Hajj literature. The first critical and theoretically grounded book-length study of Hajj literature and Hajj practices of Bosnian Muslims, it redefines the ways pilgrimage can be understood and offers new methods for investigating the meaning and importance of Hajj for generations of premodern and modern believers.
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Seven books received funding from the CAHSS fund for gold open access publication in our last financial year.

Graham Grant joins Edinburgh University Press as Head of Sales

Thanks to the support of subscribing libraries, 6 EUP journals will publish their 2026 volumes open access.