Encyclopaedia of Islam - Three 2007-1

ISBN-13: 9789004150171 / Angielski / Miękka / 2007 / 198 str.

Marc Gaborieau;Gudrun Krämer;John Nawas

Opis

The Third Edition of Brill's Encyclopaedia of Islam appears in four substantial segments each year, both online and in print. The new scope includes comprehensive coverage of Islam in the twentieth century and of Muslim minorities all over the world. This Part 2007-1 of the Third Edition of Brill's Encyclopaedia of Islam contains the first 76 new articles, reflecting the great diversity of current scholarship in the fields of Islamic Studies.

Spis treści

Abbas Hilmi II
Abbasid Revolution
Abd Razzaq Sanani
Abdul Karim Amrullah (Haji Rasul)
Abdul Rahman Tunku
Abdullah Freres
ABIM
Ablution
Abu Aliya Riyahi
Abu Dhuayb
Abu Ghanim Bishr b. Ghanim
Abu Husayn Basri
Abu Nuwas
Abu Shadi Ahmad Zaki
Abu Ubayda
Abu Yaqub Sijistani
Aceh
Adab
Advice and advice literature
Ageng Tirtayasa, Sultan
Agop Gullu
Ahdal Abd Rahman
Ahl hall wa-l-aqd
Ahmad b. Abi Duad
Ahmad Khatib (Sambas)
Ahmad Sanusi bin Abdurrahim of Sukabumi
Ahmad Siddiq
Ahmad Zakariya
Ahmadi Yafii Salah
Ahmadiyya
Ahmed Azmi Efendi
Ahmed Cevdet Pasha
Ahmed Lutfi Efendi
Ahmed Pasha
Ahmed Pasha Bursali
Ahram
Aisha Bauniyya
Ajjaj
Ajlun
Akhbariyya and Usuliyya
Alawi dynasty
Alawi Muhammad b. Ali
Algebra
Algiers
Alimuddin Sultan (of Sulu)
Amal (judicial practice)
Ambon
Amir I and II
Amir Muhammad b Ismail
Ammonius (ps.) son of Hermeas
Ammuriyya
Anbiya Serat
Ancients and Moderns
Angels art and architecture
Animism
Antalya
Anthologies a) pre-mongol period
Anthologies b) post-mongol period
Apocalypse
Apostasy
Aqce
Aqqad Abbas Mahmud
Aqsa Mosque (art and architecture)
Arabic literature
Archery
Arib b. Sad Qurtubi
Arif
Artemidorus Ephesus
Asceticism
Asfar
Asik
Astrolabe and Quadrant
Aswan
Atif Efendi
Attributes of God
Australia
Aydid Abdallah b. Abi Bakr
Ayn Jalut
Ayyubids
Ayyubids, art and architecture

O autorze

Gudrun Krämer ist Professorin für Islamwissenschaft an der Freien Universität Berlin. Sie war als Nahost-Referentin bei der "Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik" in Ebenhausen bei München tätig (1982 - 1994) und lehrte u.a. in Hamburg, Kairo, Boston, Paris und Bonn.