Studies in Islamic history and institutions / / by S.D. Goitein ; with an introduction by Norman A. Stillman.
Goitein’s selection of studies dealing with Islamic history, religion, and institutions offers a wide-ranging, sensitive, and highly original introduction to a civilization by one who lived all his life studying and observing Islam. Eschewing simplistic notions, Goitein poses fundamental questions v...
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Preliminary Material / I. The Four Faces Of Islam / II. The Intermediate Civilization/The Hellenic Heritage In Islam / III. Prayer In Islam / IV. Ramadan, The Muslim Month Of Fasting, Its Early Development And Religious Meaning / V. The Origin And Nature Of The Muslim Friday Worship / VI. The Birth-Hour Of Muslim Law / VII. The Sanctity Of Jerusalem And Palestine In Early Islam / VIII. A Turning-Point In The History Of The Muslim State / IX. The Origin Of The Vizierate And Its True Character / Appendix / X. Attitudes Towards Government In Islam And Judaism / XI. The Rise Of The Middle-Eastern Bourgeoisie In Early Islamic Times / XII. The Mentality Of The Middle Class In Medieval Islam / XIII. The Working People Of The Mediterranean Area During The High Middle Ages / XIV. The Documents Of The Cairo Geniza As A Source For Islamic Social History / XV. The Unity Of The Mediterranean World In The \'Middle\' Middle Ages / XVI. Medieval Tunisia The Hub Of The Mediterranean / XVII. Letters And Documents On The India Trade In Medieval Times / XVIII. The Beginnings of the Kārim Merchants and the Nature of their Organization / XIX. The Present Day Arabic Proverb As A Testimony To The Social History Of The Middle East / Index And Glossary / Brill Classics In Islam / |
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