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The Islamic World in Ascendancy: From the Arab Conquests to the Siege of Vienna
by Martin Sicker. 236 pgs.
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Introduction
NOTES
1: Empire of the Quraish
NOTES
2: The Umayyad Empire
NOTES
3: The Abbasid Empire
NOTES
4: Abbasid Decline and Imperial Disintegration
NOTES
5: The Rise of the Seljukids
NOTES
6: The Period of the First Crusades
NOTES
7: The Era of the Zengids
NOTES
8: Saladin and the Ayyubid Empire
NOTES
9: The Early Thirteenth Century
NOTES
10: The Mongol Onslaught
NOTES
11: Between Mamluks and Mongols
12: The Rise of the Ottomans
NOTES
13: The Era of Murad and Bayezid
NOTES
15: End of the Byzantine Empire
14: Tamerlane
16: Mehmed the Conqueror
NOTES
17: The Rise of the Safavids
18: Ottoman Expansionism under Selim
19: The Era of Suleiman the Magnificent
20: The End of Islamic Ascendancy
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The First Dynasty of Islam: The Umayyad Caliphate AD 661-750
by G. R. Hawting. 152 pgs.
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Glossary
Foreword to the Second Edition
Preface and Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Introduction: the Importance of the Umayyad Period and Its Place in Islamic History
Chapter 2: The Umayyad Family and Its Rise to the Caliphate
Chapter 3: The Sufyanids
Chapter 4: The Second Civil War
Chapter 5: ‘abd Al-Malik and Al-Hajjaj
Chapter 6: The Development of Factionalism and the Problems of Islamisation
Chapter 7: The Third Civil War and the Caliphate of Marwan II
Chapter 8: The Overthrow of the Umayyad Caliphate
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
Bibliographical Postscript to the Second Edition
Bibliography
Index
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Mohammed and Charlemagne
by Henri Pirenne. 293 pgs.
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Note
Part One: Western Europe Before Islam
Chapter One: The Continuation of the Mediterranean Civilization in the West After the Germanic Invasions
Chapter 11: The Economic and Social Situation After the Invasions and the Mediterranean Navigation
Chapter III: Intellectual Life After the Invasions
Conclusion
Part Two: Islam and the Carolingians
Chapter I: The Expansion of Islam in the Mediterranean Basin
Chapter 11: The Carolingian Coup D' État and the Volte-Face of the Papacy
Chapter III: The Beginnings of the Middle Ages
Conclusion
Index
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The Armies of the Caliphs: Military and Society in the Early Islamic State
by Hugh Kennedy. 236 pgs.
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List of Maps
Acknowledgements
Preface
A Note on the Use of Arabic Sources
Chapter One: The Conquests and After: Muslim Armies, 11-64/632-83
Chapter Two
Chapter Three: The Payment of the Military in the Early Islamic State
Chapter Four: Early ‘abbasid Warfare, 132-218/750-833
Chapter Five: The Armies of Samarra, 218-56/833-70
Chapter Six: The Last Armies of the Caliphs, 256-324/870-936
Chapter Seven: Weapons and Equipment in Early Muslim Armies
Chapter Eight: Fortification and Siege Warfare
Chapter Nine: Postscript
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
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Al-Hind: The Making of the Indo-Islamic World, Vol. 1: Early Medieval India and the Expansion of Islam 7th-11th Centuries
by Andre Wink. 396 pgs.
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List of Maps
Preface
Introduction
Chapter I: 'From Spain to India': The Early Islamic Conquests and the Formation of the Caliphate
Chapter II: The India Trade
Chapter III: Trading Diasporas in the Indian Ocean
Chapter IV: The Frontier of Al-Hind
Chapter V: The Maharajas of India
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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Empire and Elites after the Muslim Conquest: The Transformation of Northern Mesopotamia
by Chase F. Robinson. 206 pgs.
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Preface
Acknowledgements
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Note on Dates and Citations
The Fertile Cresent in the Early Abbasid Period
One: Conquest History and Its Uses
Two: The Seventh-Century Jazira
Three: From Garrison to City: the Birth of Mosul
Four: Christian élites in the Mosuli Hinterland: the Shahārija
Five: Islam in the North: Jaziran Khārijism
Six: Massacre and Narrative: the Abbasid Revolution in Mosul I
Seven: Massacre and élite Politics: the Abbasid Revolution in Mosul II
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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A History of the Arab Peoples
by Albert Habib Hourani. 531 pgs.
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A History of the Arab Peoples
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Illustrations
Maps
Preface
Author's Note
Prologue
Part I: The Making of a World (seventh-Tenth Century)
Chapter 1: A New Power in an Old World
Chapter 2: The Formation of an Empire
Chapter 3: The Formation of a Society
Chapter 4: The Articulation of Islam
Part II: Arab Muslim Societies (Eleventh—Fifteenth Century)
Chapter 5: The Arab Muslim World
Chapter 6: The Countryside
Chapter 7: The Life of Cities
Chapter 8: Cities and Their Rulers
Chapter 9: Ways of Islam
Chapter 10: The Culture of the 'Ulama
Chapter 11: Divergent Paths of Thought
Chapter 12: The Culture of Courts and People
Part III: The Ottoman Age (sixteenth—Eighteenth Century)
Chapter 13: The Ottoman Empire
Chapter 14: Ottoman Societies
Chapter 15: The Changing Balance of Power in the Eighteenth Century
Part IV: The Age of European Empires (1800-1939)
Chapter 16: European Power and Reforming Governments (1800-1860)
Chapter 17: European Empires and Dominant ÉLites (1860-1914)
Chapter 18: The Culture of Imperialism and Reform
Chapter 19: The Climax of European Power (1914-1939)
Chapter 20: Changing Ways of Life and Thought (1914-1939)
Part V: The Age of Nation-States (since 1939)
Chapter 21: The End of the Empires (1939-1962)
Chapter 22: Changing Societies (I940s and I950s)
Chapter 23: National Culture (I940s and I950s)
Chapter 24: The Climax of Arabism (I950s and I960s)
Chapter 25: Arab Unity and Disunity (since 1967)
Chapter 26: A Disturbance of Spirits (since 1967)
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Genealogies and Dynasties Notes Bibliography Index of Terms General Index
Notes
Bibliography
Index of Terms
General Index
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History of the Arabs: From the Earliest Times to the Present
by Philip K. Hitti. 826 pgs.
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PREFACE TO THE FIFTH EDITION
PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITION
PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION
PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION
CONTENTS
List of Illustrations
LIST OF MAPS
PART I: THE PRE-ISLAMIC AGE
Chapter I The Arabs as Semites Arabia the Cradle of the Semitic Race
Chapter II The Arabian Peninsula
Chapter III: BEDOUIN LIFE
Chapter IV: EARLY INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Chapter V: THE SABAEAN AND OTHER STATES OF SOUTH ARABIA
Chapter VI The Nabataean and Other Petty Kingdoms Of North and Central Arabia
Chapter VII Al-ḤijĀz on the Eye of the Rise of Islam
PART II: THE RISE OF ISLAM AND THE CALIPHAL STATE
Chapter VIII: MUḤAMMAD THE PROPHET OF ALLAH
Chapter IX The Koran the Book of Allah
Chapter X Islam the Religion of Submission to the Will Of Allah
Chapter XI: PERIOD OF CONQUEST, EXPANSION AND COLONIZATION A.D. 632-61
Chapter XII The Conquest of Syria
Chapter XIII Al-̔irĀq and Persia Conquered
Chapter XIV Egypt, Tripolis and Barqah Acquired
Chapter XV The Administration of the New Possessions
Chapter XVI: THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN ̔ALI AND MU̔ĀWIYAH FOR THE CALIPHATE
PART III: THE UMAYYAD AND ̔ABBĀSID EMPIRES
Chapter XVII: THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE: MU̔ĀWIYAH ESTABLISHES A DYNASTY
Chapter XVIII Hostile Relations with the Byzantines
Chapter XIX The Zenith of Umayyad Power
Chapter XX Political Administration and Social Conditions Under the Umayyads
Chapter XXI Intellectual Aspects of Life Under the Umayyads
Chapter XXII Decline and Fall of the Umayyad Dynasty
Chapter XXIII The Establishment of the ̔abbĀsid Dynasty
Chapter XXIV The Golden Prime of the ̔abbĀsids
Chapter XXV The ̔abbĀsid State
Chapter XXVI 'AbbĀsid Society
Chapter XXVII Scientific and Literary Progress
Chapter XXVIII Education
Chapter XXIX The Development of Fine Arts
Chapter XXX Moslem Sects
Chapter XXXIII The Collapse of the ̔abbĀsid Caliphate
PART IV: THE ARABS IN EUROPE: SPAIN AND SICILY
Chapter XXXIV: CONQUEST OF SPAIN
Chapter XXXV The Umayyad Amirate in Spain
Chapter XXXVI Civil Disturbances
Chapter XXXVII The Umayyad Caliphate of Cordova
Chapter XXXVIII Political, Economic and Educational Institutions
Chapter Xxxix Petty States: Fall of Granada
Chapter XL Intellectual Contributions
Chapter XLI Art and Architecture
Chapter XLII In Sicily
PART V THE LAST OF THE MEDIEVAL MOSLEM STATES
Chapter XLIII A ShĪ̔ite Caliphate in Egypt: the FĀṭimids
Chapter XLIV Life in FĀṬimid Egypt
Chapter XLV Military Contacts Between East and West: The Crusades
Chapter XLVI Cultural Contacts
Chapter XLVII The MamlŪks, Last Medieval Dynasty of Arab World
Chapter XLVIII Intellectual and Artistic Activity
Chapter Xlix The End of MamlŪk Rule
PART VI UNDER THE OTTOMAN RULE
Chapter L The Arab Lands as Turkish Provinces
Chapter LI Egypt and the Arab Crescent
Chapter LII The Changing Scene: Impact of the West
INDEX
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The Age of Faith: A History of Medieval Civilization -Christian, Islamic, and Judaic - from Constantine to Dante: A.D. 325-1300
by Will Durant. 1196 pgs.
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To the Reader
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Book I: The Byzantine Zenith 325-565
Chapter I: Julian the Apostate 332-63
Chapter II: The Triumph of the Barbarians 325-476
Chapter III: The Progress of Christianity 364-451
Chapter IV: Europe Takes Form 325-529
Chapter V: Justinian 527-565
Chapter VI: Byzantine Civilization 326-565
Chapter VII: The Persians 224-641
Book II: Islamic Civilization 569-1258
Chapter VIII: Mohammed 570-632
Chapter IX: The Koran
Chapter X: The Sword of Islam 632-1058
Chapter XI: The Islamic Scene 628-1058
Chapter XII: Thought and Art in Eastern Islam 632-1058
Chapter XIII: Western Islam 641-1086
Chapter XIV: The Grandeur and Decline of Islam 1058-1258
Book III: Judaic Civilization 135-1300
Chapter XV: The Talmud
Chapter XVI: The Medieval Jews 565-1300
Chapter XVII: The Mind and Heart of the Jew 500-1300
Book IV: The Dark Ages 566-1095
Chapter XVIII: The Byzantine World 565-1095
Chapter XIX: The Decline of the West 566-1066
Chapter XX: The Rise of the North 566-1066
Chapter XXI: Christianity in Conflict 529-1085
Chapter XXII: Feudalism and Chivalry 600-1200
Book V: The Climax of Christianity 1095-1300
Chapter XXIII: The Crusades 1095-1291
Chapter XXIV: The Economic Revolution 1066-1300
Chapter XXV: The Recovery of Europe 1095-1300
Chapter XXVI: Pre-Renaissance Italy 1057-1308
Chapter XXVII: The Roman Catholic Church 1095-1294
Chapter XXVIII: The Early Inquisition 1000-1300
Chapter XXIX: Monks and Friars 1095-1300
Chapter XXX: The Morals and Manners of Christendom 700-1300
Chapter XXXI: The Resurrection of the Arts 1095-1300
Chapter XXXII: The Gothic Flowering 1095-1300
Chapter XXXIII: Medieval Music 326-1300
Chapter XXXIV: The Transmission of Knowledge 1000-1300
Chapter XXXV: AbéLard 1079-1142
Chapter XXXVI: The Adventure of Reason 1120-1308
Chapter XXXVII: Christian Science 1095-1300
Chapter XXXVIII: The Age of Romance 1100-1300
Chapter XXXIX: Dante 1265-1321
Epilogue: The Medieval Legacy
Bibliographical Guide
Notes
Index
A Note about the Author
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The Decline of Eastern Christianity under Islam: From Jihad to Dhimmitude: Seventh-Twentieth Century
by Bat Yeor. 526 pgs.
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By the Same Author
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Abbreviations
Foreword
Author's Note
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1: The Pre-Islamic Orient
2: The Era of Conquests
3: Dhimmitude: Legalistic Foundation and Historic Conditioning
4: The Conquered Lands: Processes of Islamization
5: Relations between Dhimmi Communities
6: From Emancipation to Nationalism (1820-1876)
7: Nationalisms (1820-1918)
8: Some Aspects of the Past's Revival in Modern Times
9: Characters of Dhimmitude
10: Conclusion
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I: Jihad
2. the Theory of Jihad
II: The Peasantry's Condition
2. Jurists' Opinions
III: Sedition, Nomadism, and Dhimmitude
IV: The Era of Emancipation
Appendix A:: Muslim Historians and Theologians
Appendix B:: Non-Muslim Historians and Authors?'
Appendix C: British Ministers, Ambassadors, and Diplomats
Notes
Glossary
Bibliography
Index of Persons, Peoples, Tribes, and Institutions
Index of Places
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The Mind of the Middle Ages, A.D. 200-1500: An Historical Survey (Chap. 5 "Islamic Civilization")
by Frederick B. Artz. 568 pgs.
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Acknowledgments
Part One: The Dominance of the East
Chapter I: The Classical Backgrounds of Mediaeval Christianity
Chapter II: The Jewish and Early Christian Sources of Mediaeval Faith
Chapter III: The Patristic Age, 2nd-5th Centuries
Chapter IV: Byzantine Civilization
Chapter V: Islamic Civilization
Chapter VI: The Latin West, 5th-10th Centuries
Part Two: The Revival of the West, 1000-1500
Chapter VII: Learning (I)
Chapter VIII: Learning (II)
Chapter IX: Literature (I)
Chapter X: Literature (II)
Chapter XI: Art and Music
Chapter XII: Underlying Attitudes
Epilogue
Notes
Bibliographical Notes
Index
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Islamic Political Thought: The Basic Concepts
by W. Montgomery Watt. 188 pgs.
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Introduction
Bibliographical Note
One the Islamic State Under Muhammad
Two MuḤammad as Head of State
Three the Early Caliphate
Four the Organization of Empire
Five Membership of the Community
Six the Religious Institution
Seven the Form of the Political Struggle
Eight the Community as Bearer of Values
Nine War-Lords and Political Theorists
Ten the Development of ShĪ̔ite Islam
Eleven Epilogue: Islam in Contemporary Politics
Appendix the Constitution of Medina
Notes
Index
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The Islamic World from Classical to Modern Times: Essays in Honor of Bernard Lewis
by C. E. Bosworth, Charles Issawi. 915 pgs.
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Contributors
Introduction
Bibliography of Bernard Lewis' Works
I: The Classical and Medieval Islamic World
1: Conversion from Islam
Notes
2: On Chinese Rhubarb
3: The Concept of Authority in Islamic Thought: Lā ḥukma Illā Lillāh
Notes
4: Karaites of Christendom Karaites of Islam
Notes
5: The Sitāra-I Sulaymān in Indian Muslim Art
Notes
6: Continuité Et Discontinuité: L'Asie Mineure Des Seldjuqides Aux Ottomans
Notes
7: On the Meaning of the 'Abbasid Call to Al-Riḍā
Notes
8: Ibn Al-Jawzī on Ethiopians in Baghdad
Notes
9: The Silent Force Behind the Rise of Medieval Islamic Civilization
Notes
10: The Development of the Biography of Al-Ḥārith Ibn Kalada and the Relationship Between Medicine and Islam
Notes
11: The Presentation of Qalūwūn by Shāfi' Ibn 'Alū
Notes
12: Politics and Architectural Patronage in Ayyubid Damascus
Notes
13: Personal Service and the Element of Concession in the Theory of the Vizierate in Medieval Persia
Notes
14: La Corporation à L'èpoque Classique De L'Islam George Makdisi
Notes
15: Mentalités and Marginality: Blindness and Mamlōk Civilization
Notes
16: Sur UN Poème D'Abō Nuwās
Notes
17: The Islamization of the Gulf
Notes
18: Joel in Judeo-Persian
19: Le Tāmoignage D'Al-Jāiī Sur Les Manichéens
Notes
20: Mamlūk Campaigns Against Rhodes (a.D. 1440-1444)
21: Abū Zayd Al-Balkhī on Politics
Notes
22: The West Arabian Topography of Genesis 14
Notes
23: From Court Ceremony to Urban Language: Ceremonial in Fatimid Cairo and Fusṭāṭ
Notes
24: Ghassān Post Ghassān
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25: Diplomatic Practices in Medieval Inner Asia
Notes
26: Scenes from Eleventh-Century Family Life: Cousins and Partners -- Nahray Ben Nissim and Israel Ben Natan
Notes
27: Notional Significance in Conventional Arabic "Book" Titles: Some Unregarded Potentialities
Notes
II: Ottoman Studies
28: Introduction to Genre Scenes in Turkish Miniatures
Notes
29: Mamlūk Military Aristocracy During the First Years of the Ottoman Occupation of Egypt
Notes
30: An Ottoman Printing Puzzle: the Ḣilye-I Khāqānī 1264/1848*
Notes
31: A Janissary Poet of Sixteenth-Century Damascus: Māmayya Al-Rūmī
Notes
32: The Walls of Jerusalem
Notes
33: A Muslim Pilgrim's Progress: Au+1fç1 Dede İbrāhām Halīl on the Ḥajj, 1898
Notes
34: Jews in the Ottoman Economy and Finances, 1450-1500
Notes
35: Social Environment and Literature: the Reflection of the Young Turk Era (1908-1918) in the Literary Work of Ömer Seyfeddin (1884-1920)
V. Conclusion
36: A Forgotten Ottoman Romance
Notes
37: On Suleiman's Sabīs in Jerusalem
Notes
38: Zur Wiederempfindung Der Osmanischen Reimprosa
39: Güldeste-I Eş'ār: a Birthday Garland for Professor Bernard Lewis
III: The Modern Middle East
40: Shiblī Shumayyil: Medical Philosopher and Scientist
Conclusion
Selected Bibliography
41: Councils and Community: Minorities and the Majlis in TanẒimat Jerusalem
Notes
42: The Expansion of the First Saudi State: the Case of Washm
Notes
43: Jeux Sans Frontières: Philby's Travels in Southern Arabia
Notes
44: The Rise of King 'Abd Al-'Azīz Ibn Sa'īd During the Era of Ottoman Sultan 'Abd Al-īamīd II (187-1909)
Notes
45: Pen and Purse: ṣābūnjī and Blunt
Notes
46: Safety in Numbers: Reflections on the Middle Eastern Balance of Power
Notes
47: Between Nationalists and "Moderates": France and Syria in the 1930s
Notes
48: Islam and Democracy: the Case of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Viii. Conclusion
49: The Jewish Courtier Class in Late Eighteenth-Century Morocco as Seen Through the Eyes of Samuel Romanelli
Notes
50: Oriental Studies as an Instrument of Intercultural Communication
51: State and Class in Egypt: a Review Essay
Notes
52: The Euphrates Expedition
Notes
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The Formation of Islam: Religion and Society in the Near East, 600-1800
by Jonathan P. Berkey. 286 pgs.
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Preface
Glossary
Part I: The Near East Before Islam
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The Religions of Late Antiquity
Chapter 3: Arabia Before Islam
Chapter 4: The Early Seventh Century
Part II: The Emergence of Islam, 600–750
Chapter 5: Approaches and Problems
Chapter 6: The Origins of the Muslim Community
Chapter 7: Early Islam in the Near East
Chapter 8: The Umayyad Period
Chapter 9: The Beginnings of Sectarianism
Chapter 10: The Non-Muslims of Early Islam
Chapter 11: The Abbasid Revolution
Part III: The Consolidation of Islam, 750–1000
Chapter 12: Issues of Islamic Identity
Chapter 13: Religion and Politics
Chapter 14: Shicism
Chapter 15: The Formation of Sunni Traditionalism
Chapter 16: Asceticism and Mysticism
Chapter 17: The Non-Muslim Communities
Part IV: Medieval Islam, 1000–1500
Chapter 18: The Medieval Islamic Near East
Chapter 19: Characteristics of the Medieval Islamic World
Chapter 20: A Sunni “revival”?
Chapter 21: Common Patterns in Social and Political Organization
Chapter 22: Modes of Justice
Chapter 23: The Transmission of Religious Knowledge
Chapter 24: Sufism
Chapter 25: Popular Religion
Epilogue
Chapter 26: From Medieval to Modern Islam
Suggested Reading
Index
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Classical Arabic Biography: The Heirs of the Prophets in the Age of Al-Mamun
by Michael Cooperson. 217 pgs.
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Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Note on Transliteration
Note on Dating Systems
Glossary
Chapter 1: The Development of the Genre
Chapter 2: The Caliph Al-Ma Mūn
Chapter 3: The Imam Alī Al-Ridā
Chapter 4: The H Adīth-Scholar Ahmad Ibn Hanbal
Chapter 5: The Renunciant Bishr Al-Hāfī
Conclusions
Appendix: the Circumstances of Alī Al-Ridā's Death
Bibliography
Index
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