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General and Miscellaneous. Manuscripts, libraries. History of Islamic Studies. Pre-Islamic Arabia. Muhammad, The Qur’gn. Hadith. Religious Instruction. The Mosque. Religious Duties and Devotional Life. Ethics and Customs. Attitudes towards magic, etc. Sociology of Islam. Theology. Movements, sects; Shi‘a. Sciences. Sufism, Sufi Orders. Saints. Law. Politics; state; government. Nationalism. Socialism. Economics. Arabic and other relevant languages. Literature, culture, art. Education. Universities. History of Muslim peoples, generally and in various areas (including studies on pre-Islamic period). Islam in modern history. Islam and other religions, civilizations, philosophies and ideologies. Christianity and Islam (from a Christian point of view). The Church in Muslim environments.

The journals regularly surveyed are listed. in the January issue.

New entries:

Qant

Miss Msla

AE Qancara (replaces AEAndalus), Escuela de Estudios Arabes, Madrid. Missiology, American Society of Missiology, Elkhart, Indiana. Missionalia, South African Missiological Society, Pretoria, South Africa

11. Pre-Islamic Arabia. Muhammad. The Qur Zn. Hadith.

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B A Q ~ B. MAJLAD Y LA INTRODUCCIbN DEL ESTUDIO DEL HADiT EN

AL-ANDALUS. Manuela Madn. Qant, I (1980), 165-208. DAS “BUCH DER SCHATTEN.” DIE MUFAPPAL-TRADITION DER GULAT UND DIE URSPRUNGE DES NUSAIRIERTUMS. Heinz Halm. DZ, LVIII (1981), 15-86. CONSTITUTION OF THE QUR’AN AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION BY THE HOLY PROPHET OF ISLAM, Muhammad Yusuf Guraya. Zqbal Rev, XXII, 1 (1981), 1-28. MOHAMMED UND ABRAHAM. Karl-Wolfgang Troger. Ka, XXII (1980), 188-200. PROBLEME DER KORANEXEGESE. NOCHMALS S A M A D IN SURE 112,

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2. C1. Schedl. DZ, LVIII (1981), 1-14.

CONTEXT OF ISLAMIC ‘SOCIAL SYSTEM. S. M. Qadri. ZC, LV

4493 THE SEMIOTICS OF THE ISLAMIC MOSQUE. Roger Joseph. ASQ,

4494 THE ‘TAFS~R OR ABDALLAH B. <ABBAs. Isaiah Goldfeld. DI, LVIII

4492 THE QUR’ANIC APPROACH TO THE PROBLEM OF INTEREST IN THE

(1981), 35-47.

I11 (1981), 285-95.

(1981), 125-35.

111. Religious Instruction. The Mosque. Religious Duties and Devotional Lye. Ethics and Customs. Attitudes towards magic, etc. Sociology of Islam.

See also nos. 4492,4576.

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CHANGING CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES OF THE PALESTINIANS. Ahmad J. Dhaher. JSAMES, IV, 3 (1981), 38-64.

NORTH AFRICA. James Allman. IJMES, XI1 (1980), 277-30 1. GAMES OF HAZARD AND STRONG DRINK. Muhammad Zafrulla Khan. MH, XXII, 2 (1981), 9-13. GROWING UP IN A WORLD OF CHALLENGES: DEVISING A

PROGRAMME FOR MIJSLIM CHILDREN’S EDUCATION. Hakim Mohammed Said. Hamdls, IV, 1 (1981), 59-63.

BEHAVIOR. Rashid Hamid. Ztt, XVIII, 1 (1981), 40-44. THE ISLAMIC PERSONALITY: DIMENSION AND DEVELOPMENT. Mahmoud Rashdan. Ztr, XVIII, 1 (1981), 31-39. THE ISLAMIC PULPIT AS A MEDIUM OF POLITICAL COMMUNI- CATION. Asghar Fathi. JSSR, XX (1981), 163-72. THE JAMA‘AT KHANAH MASJID. R. Nath. SZ, XVI (1979), 131-6.

VIEW. Lee L. Bean. JSAMES, IV, 3 (1981), 25-37. THE ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF ARAB WOMEN: A REAPPRAISAL. Rosemary Sayigh. ASQ, I11 (198 l), 258-74.

Joseph. ZJMES, XI1 (1980), 319-29. WHY ISLAM PERMITTED BIRTH CONTROL. Basim F. Musallam.

THE DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND

THE IMPACT OF TELEVISION ON MUSLIM ATTITUDES A N D

POPULATION CRISIS IN THE ARAB WORLD: AN ALTERNATIVE

TOWARD A SEMIOTICS OF MIDDLE EASTERN CULTURES. Roger

AS&, I11 (1981), 181-97.

IV. fieology. Movements, sects; Shi‘a. Philosophy. Sciences.

4507 THE CONCEPT OF TAUHiD OR UNITY: ITS CONNOTATIVE AND

304 THE MUSLIM WORLD

DENOTATIVE IMPLICATION. Abdul Jalil Mia. SI, XVI (1979), 101-7.

4508 DISCUSSION ON TACJHiD. Kenneth Cragg, SI, XVI (1979), 122-25. 4509 ESSENCE AND EXISTENCE IN IBN SINA: THE MYTH AND THE

REALITY. Fazlur Rahman. Hamdls, IV, I (1981), 3-14. 45 10 KITAB SIWAN AL-HIKMA: STRUCTURE, COMPOSITION, AUTHOR-

SHIP AND SOURCES. Wadad al-Qadi. DI, LVIII (1981), 87-124. 451 1 LIFE, TIMES AND WORKS OF IBN RUSHD. Mohd. Noor Nabic. IC,

4512 ON UNITY: ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE. S. Vahiduddin. SZ, XVI LV (1981), 111-21.

(1979), 73-80. A STUDY OF THE “JAWANMARDI” MOVEMENT IN THE WORLD OF 4513 ISLAM. Muhammad Riaz. JPHS, XXIX (1981), 3-17.

4514 TAUHID AND THE INTEGRATION OF PERSONALITY. Wilfred Cant- well Smith. SI, XVI (1979), 127-28.

45 15 TAUHID-ONENESS OF GOD. Tazimuddin Siddiqui. SI, XVI

4516 UNITY OF GOD IN ISLAM. Waheeduddin Khan. SZ, XVI (1979), (1979), 85-93.

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V. Sufism. Sufi Orders. Saints.

4517 HAPRAT SAYYID JALAL MIR SURKH BUKHARI OF UCH SHARIF. Mir Hasan Ali. JPHS, XXIX (1981), 40-49.

4518 I ~ A F I Z AND HIS CRITICS. Annemarie Schimmel. SZ, XVI (1979),

4519 HAFIT; AND HIS SUFIC GHAZAL. Iraj Bashiri. SI, XVI (1979),

4520 MYSTICISM IN MODERN CONTEXT. C. A. Qadir. Iqbal Rev.,

1-33.

34-67.

XXII, 1 (1981), 55-79. VERBAL ARABESQUE AND MYSTICAL UNION: A STUDY OF IBN AL- 4521 FARID’S “AL-TA’IYYA AL-KUBRA.” Issa J. Boullata. AS&, I11 (1981), 152-69.

VI. Law. Politics; state; government. Nationalism. Socialism. Economics.

See also nos. 4535, 4549,4554,4571,4577,4584.

4522 ALGUNOS MANUSCRITOS DE FIQH ANDALUSfES Y NORTEAFRICANOS

PERTENECIENTES A LA REAL BIBLIOTECA DE EL ESCORIAL. Mercedes Garcia-Arenal. Qunr, I, 1-2 (1980), 9-26.


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ARAB NATIONALISM A N D NATIONAL SOCIALIST GERMANY, 1933- 1939: IDEOLOGICAL AND STRATEGIC INCOMPATIBILITY. Francis Nicosia. ZJMES, XI1 (1980), 351-72. BRITISH IMPERIAL INTERESTS AND THE MAINTENANCE OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE. George J. Koury. SI, XVI (1979), 199-213. DEVELOPMENT OF TURKISH SEMI-COLONIALISM. Dogu Ergil. SZ, XVI (1979), 214-56. THE FISCAL POLICY OF WMAR IBN 'AHD AL-~AzIz. Amat Anwar Zainal Abidin. JPHS, XXIX (198 l), 29-39. THE IRANIAN REVOLUTION: ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMIC RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES. Khosrow Fatemi. IJMES, XI1 (1980), 303-17. MAX WEBER'S CONCEPT OF ROUTINIZATION OF CHARISMA AND

ABO BAKR. Arvind Sharma. Hamdls, IV, 1 (1980), 65-69.

19 14). Etienne Fouilloux. ASSR, L (1980), 167-76.

ISLAM. Ch. Pkllat. Hamdls, IV, 1 (1981), 15-22.

RELIGION ET POLITIQUE EN MBDITERRANBE ORIENTALE (1878-

SOME REMARKS ON A PROBLEM OF TAXATION IN MEDIAEVAL

THE THEORY OF STATE AND BLENDING OF THE CALIPHATE AND

(19811, THE SULTANATE. S . Rizwan Ali Rizvi. Iqbal Rev, XXII, 49-54. YAHYA H A Q Q ~ AS CRITIC AND NATIONALIST. Miriam IJMES, XI11 (1981), 21-34.

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VII. Arabic and other relevant languages. Literature, culture, art. Education. Universities.

See also no. 4566.

ARABIC: THE MOTHER LANGUAGE. Khaled Ahmed. RR, LXXVI,

IBN HAGGAG BTAIT-IL POLYGLOTTE? Bachir Attik. Qant, I, 1-2

ISLAMIZING THE SOCIAL SCIENCES. lsmb'il Raji al-Faruqi. SI,

THE LOVE FACTOR IN A HEBREW-ARABIC CONJURATION. Raphael Patai. JQR, LXX (1980), 239-53. A MODERN KARAITE-ARABIC POET: MOURAD FARAD. Leon Nemoy. JQR, LXX (1980), 195-209.

AINI. Jiri Becka. ArOr, XLVIII (1980), 285-313. RECLAMATION OF MEMORY, FALL, AND THE DEATH OF THE

3 (1981), 52-61.

(1980), 243-62.

XVI (1979), 108-19.

THE NEW AND THE TRADITIONAL I N THE WRITINGS OF SADRIDDIN


CREATIVE SELF: THREE MOMENTS IN THE FICTION OF INTIZAR HUSAIN. Muhammad Umar Memon. IJMES, XI11 (1981), 73-9 1. A UNIQUE MS. OF “FAT)! AL-RAHMAN” BY SHAH WALIULLAH. 4540 Ahmad Khan. IC, LV (1981), 77-83.

VIII. Hisfory of Muslim peoples, generally and in various areas (including studies on pre-Islamic period). Islam in modem history.

See also nos. 4495,4496, 4503,4524,4525,4527, 4540.

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ABU HANIFA AD-DINAWARI. Ghulam Mohammad Bhat. IC, LV

AFGHANISTAN AND THE UNITED STATES: THE CRUCIAL YEARS. Leon B. Poullada. MEJ, XXXV (1981), 178-90. AGRARIAN PROBLEMS OF NINETEENTH CENTURY EGYPT. Moham- med Saleem Ahmad. HamdIs, IV, 1 (1981), 37-57.

EGYPTIAN CASE 1952-1973. Ali E. Hillal Dessouki and Adel al- Labban. JSAMES, IV, 3 (1981), 65-77. BAYT AL-MAQDIS IN ISLAM. A. A. Duri. HamdIs, IV, 1 (1981),

A CHANGING WORLD ORDER: THE ARAB DIMENSION. Edward W. Said. ASQ, I11 (1981), 198-208. LAS D~CIMAS DEL PROFETA. ( MVASSARAT, ‘I’SRINIYYAT,

POES~A HISPANO-ARABE). M. Jesh Rubiera Mata. Qanz, I, 1-2

DEUX ASPECTS DU FONDAMENTALISME ISLAMIQUE. Constant Ham&. ASSR, L (1980), 177-90.

ECONOMIC INTEGRATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST. Osama Hamed.

ELITE POLITICAL CULTURE AND SOCIALIZATION IN ALGERIA: TENSIONS AND DISCONTINUITIES. John P. Entelis. MEJ, XXXV

FROM ELITE TO CLASS: THE TRANSFORMATION OF IRAQI LEADER- SHIP, 1920-1939. David Pool. IJMES, XI1 (1980), 331-50.

AMERICAN ATTITUDES. Shelley Slade. M U , XXXV (198 l),

(1981), 1-9.

ARMS RACE, DEFENSE EXPENDITURES AND DEVELOPMENT: THE

23-35.

TALATINIYYAT Y MUJAMMASAT: VERSOS CON EPANADIPLOSIS EN LA

(1980), 55-64.

EGYPT’S OPEN DOOR ECONOMIC POLICY: AN ATTEMPT AT

IJMES, XI11 (1981), 1-9.

(1981), 191-208.

THE IMAGE OF THE ARAB IN AMERICA: ANALYSIS OF A POLL ON

143-62.


4553 IMPACT OF MOORISH TRADITIONS ON SPANISH LIFE AND

CULTURE. S. M. Imamuddin. JPHS, XXIX (1981), 18-28. 4554 ISLAM AND NATIONAL IDENTITY: THE CASE OF PAKISTAN AND

BANGLEDESH. Hasir Islam. ZJMES, XI11 (1981), 55-72. 4555 ISLAMIC RESURGENCE-A BRIEF APPRAISAL. M. Moizuddin.

Zqbal Rev, XXII, 1 (1981), 29-31.

SOURCES. Sulayman S. Nyang. ZC, LV (1981), 93-109.

INDISCHEN OZEAN. Subhi J. Labib. DZ, LVIII (1981), 147-67. 4558 ISLAM, POLITY AND SOCIETY IN TURKEY: A MIDDLE EASTERN

PERSPECTIVE. Metin Heper. MEJ, XXXV (1981), 345-63. 4559 KARA, A MEDIEVAL INDIAN CITY. Laig Ahmad. ZC, LV (1981),

4556 ISLAM IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: A REVIEW OF THE

4557 DIE ISLAMISCHE EXPANSION UND DAS PIRATENWESEN IM

83-92. LE “KITAB AL-FARQ BAYNA WILAYAT AHL AL-ISLAM WA-WILAYAT 4560 AHL AL-KUFR” DE DAN FODIO. Ali Merad. Zslamo, VI (1980), 179-209.

4561 AL-MAS‘ODI A N D THE GEOGRAPHY OF INDIA. M. s. Khan. ZDMG, CXXXI (1981), 1 19-36.

4562 THE MIDDLE EAST: CARTERISM WITHOUT CARTER? Robel? w. Tucker. Commentary, LXXII, 3 (198 l), 27-36.

4563 MISCELLANEA: NATURAL DISASTERS AND PEASANTRY IN MAMLUK EGYPT. William F. Tucker. JESHO, XXIV (1981), 215-24.

4564 MUSLIMS IN THE UNITED STATES: SETTLERS AND VISITORS. M. Arif Ghayur. Annals, CCCCLIV (March 1981), 150-63.

4565 OF RESTORING DEMOCRACY IN PAKISTAN. M. Tariq Qurakhi. Ztt, XVIII, 1 (1981), 2-9.

4566 ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF LIBRARIES IN THE ISLAMIC WORLD. Kabir Ahmad Khan. IC, LV (1981), 123-29.

REAPPRAISAL. Kenneth M:Cuno. ZJMES, XI1 (1980), 245-75.

IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM OF PAKISTAN. Charles H. Kennedy. JSAMES, IV, 3 (1981), 78-100. LA PROCLAMACI6N (BAY‘A) DE HISAM I1 ARO 976 D.C. Maria: Luisa Avila Navarro. Qunt, I, 1-2 (1980), 79-114.

4570 A RECENT CONTROVERSY OVER THE INTERPRETATION OF SHURA. Fazlur Rahman. HR, XX (1981), 291-301.

457 1 THE REGIONAL EQUALIZATION OF HEALTH CARE AND EDUCATION IN SYRIA SINCE THE BATHI REVOLUTION. Alasdair Drysdale.

4567 THE ORIGINS OF PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF LAND IN EGYPT: A

4568 POLICY IMPLEMENTATION: THE CASE OF STRUCTURAL REFORMS

4569

ZJMES, XI11 (1981), 93-111.


4572 LE RENOUVEAU ISLAMIQUE vu A TRAVERS UN FESTSCHRIFT.

4573 REVIVIFICATION OF ISLAMIC TEACHING AND EDUCATION IN

Jacques Waardenburg. ASSR, L (1980), 191-204.

TURKEY. Salih Tug. Izt, XVIII, 1 (1981), 10-23.

S. Inayat Zaidi. IC, LV (1981), 21-34.

DECCAN. Mohd. Suleman Siddiqi. IC, LV (1981), 49-61. 4576 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC POSITION OF WOMEN IN AN OTTOMAN

CITY, BURSA, 1600-1700. Haim Gerber. ZJMES, XI1 (1980),

4574 THE RISE OF RATHOR FAMILY OF MARWAR UNDER SHAH JAHAN.

4575 SHAIKH MUHAMMAD RUKN AL-DIN-HIS ROLE I N MEDIEVAL

23 1-44. 4577 SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUND OF THE RISE OF ROHILLA

AFGHANS I N THE FIRST HALF OF THE 1 8 ~ ~ CENTURY I N THE GANGETIC-DOAB. Iqbal Husain. SI, XVI (1979), 137-49.

4578 SOURCES OF ISLAMIC HISTORY. Sajda Mubashira. MH, XXII, 2 (1981), 14-19.

Maulana Sheikh Mubarak Ahmad. MH, XXII, 2 (1981), 24-32. 4580 STRESS IN THE ISLAMIC WORLD. M. Ali Fekrat. JSAMES, IV, 3

4581 THE TOMB OF AL-BOSIRI. Khurshid Risvi. Humdls, IV, 1 (1981),

4582 THE TRADITIONAL RATIONALISM OF ASHRAF ALI THANUI. Saeeda Khatoon. Iqbal Rev, XXII, 1 (1981), 33-47.

4583 AN UNKNOWN SOURCE FOR THE HISTORY OF AWADH: TARIKH-I HUSAYNIYAH. Sajida S. Alvi. DI, LVIII (1981), 136-46.

TORY STUDY. Hamida Khatoon Naqui. SI, XVI (1979), 150-94.

4579 THE SPIRIT OF A REVIVED RESURGENT AND INVIGORATED ISLAM.

(198 l), 7-24.

71-75.

4584 URBAN GROWTH I N HINDUSTAN CIRCA 1000-1550 AN EXPLORA-

IX. Islam and other religions, civilizations, philosophies and ideologies.

See also no. 4594.

4585 THE BIBLE AND SEX. B. A, Rafiq. RR, LXXVI, 3 (1981), 47-51.

R~CONCILIATION ENTRE LES RELIGIONS. Albert Nambiaparambil.

4587 CHRISTIANITY IN THE QUR’AN COMMENTARY OF TABARI. Abdelmajid Chafi. Islamo, VI (1980), 105-48.

4588 COMMENT LE CORAN CONFOIT L’HARMONIE ET LA R~CONCILIATION

4586 CHEMINS ET MOYENS A PRENDRE POUR UNE ENTENTE ET UNE

Islamo, VI (19801, 19-23.

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ENTRE LES CONFESSIONS RELIGIEUSES. S. Vahiduddin, Islamo, VI

4589 THE CONTINUING CRUSADE. Faiz S. Abu-Jaber. I f f , XVIII, 1 (1980), 25-3 1.

(1981), 24-30. TEXTES DE LA TRADITION MUSULMANE CONCERNANT LE TAHRiF 4590 (FALSIFICATION) DES ECRITURES. Jean-Marie Gaudeul and Robert Caspar. Islamo, VI (1980), 61-104.

RAzI. Jacques Jomier. Islamo, VI (1980), 149-77. 4591 UNITk DE DIEU, CHRkTIENS ET CORAN SELON FAI!R AL-DIN AL-

X. Christianity and Islam Vrom a Christian point of view). The Church in Muslim environments.

See also nos. 4508. 4514.

4592 THE BIBLE AND CHRISTIAN WITNESS I N ISLAMIC COUNTRIES. Joseph Hajjar. IRM, LXX, 279 (1981), 161-73:

John Moorhead. Rel, XI (1981), 265-74. FROM TOLERANCE TO SPIRITUAL EMULATION (Ah’ ANALYSIS OF

OFFICIAL TEXTS ON CHRISTIAN-MUSLIM DIALOGUE). Lucie Provost. Islarno, VI (1980), 1-9.

4595 Is ISLAMIC THEISTIC SOCIALISM A BARRIER TO CHRISTIAN MISSION? George J. Jennings. Miss, VIII (1980), 155-66.

4596 PAROLE DE DIEU ET LANGAGE HUMAIN EN CHRISTIANISME ET EN

ISLAM. Robert Caspar. Isfumo, VI (1980), 33-60. 4597 THE PROBLEM OF CHRISTIANITY IN MUSLIM PERSPECTIVE:

IMPLICATIONS FOR CHRISTIAN MISSION. David A. Kerr. IBMR,

4598 TEMPLE GAIRDNER’S LEGACY. Kenneth Cragg. IBMR, V (1981), 164-67.

4593 THE EARLIEST CHRISTIAN THEOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO ISLAM.

4594

V (1981), 152-62.

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