World's Religions: Islam

Taylor & Francis

The theological and philosophical bases of the beliefs are clearly presented with their history, development, expression and everyday practice. It is written by international specialists in a scholarly but non-technical style. > The theological and philosophical bases of the beliefs are clearly presented with their history, development, expression and everyday practice. It is written by international specialists in a scholarly but non-technical style. > 1. Introduction, Peter Clarke 2. Early Islam, Julian Baldick (King's College, London)\n3. Islam in North Africa, M. Brett (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London)\n4. Islam in Iran, Julian Baldick 5. Islam in the Indian Sub-Continent, F.A. Nizami (Centre for Islamic Studies, University of Oxford) 6. The Turks and Islam, J.D. Norton (University of Durham) 7. China's Muslims, R. Israeli (Hebrew University, Jerusalem) 8. Islam in Indonesia, E.U. Kratz (School of Oriental and African Studies, University ofx