Islam
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Birds Through a Ceiling of Alabaster: Three Abbasid Poets
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- Baghdad throughout the Abbasid dynasty, was the centre of Arab-Muslim culture where the assimilation of Persian, Indian and Greek writing and thought produced a rich and diverse literature. The three poets represented in this volume wrote between the eighth and tenth centuries AD, and range in mood from serious speculation…
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Handbook of Muslim Jurisprudence (First Steps)
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- First steps in Muslim jurisprudence, consisting of excerpts from B_k_rat-al-sa_d of Ibn Ab_ Zayd, with Arabic text, English translation notes This book, "First steps in Muslim jurisprudence", by Alexander David Russell, Abdullah Al-Ma'Mun Suhrawardy, is a replication of a book originally published before 1906. It has been restored by human…
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The Coup: a novel
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- Nothing in his previous life could have prepared Colonel Hakim Felix Ellellou for his new role as the President of Kush. Neither the French army nor his American university provided a grounding in the subtle skills of revolutionary dictatorship. Still less did they expect him to acquire four wives...
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Birds Through a Ceiling of Alabaster: Three Abbasid Poets
- £25.00
- Baghdad throughout the Abbasid dynasty, was the centre of Arab-Muslim culture where the assimilation of Persian, Indian and Greek writing and thought produced a rich and diverse literature. The three poets represented in this volume wrote between the eighth and tenth centuries AD, and range in mood from serious speculation…
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Handbook of Muslim Jurisprudence (First Steps)
- £10.00
- First steps in Muslim jurisprudence, consisting of excerpts from B_k_rat-al-sa_d of Ibn Ab_ Zayd, with Arabic text, English translation notes This book, "First steps in Muslim jurisprudence", by Alexander David Russell, Abdullah Al-Ma'Mun Suhrawardy, is a replication of a book originally published before 1906. It has been restored by human…
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The Coup: a novel
- £25.00
- Nothing in his previous life could have prepared Colonel Hakim Felix Ellellou for his new role as the President of Kush. Neither the French army nor his American university provided a grounding in the subtle skills of revolutionary dictatorship. Still less did they expect him to acquire four wives...
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