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Russian Muslims: a Comprehensive Bibliography by Ramin Khanbagi РОССИЙСКАЯ АКАДЕМИЯ НАУК ИНСТИТУТ ВОСТОКОВЕДЕНИЯ Russian Muslims: A Comprehensive Bibliography by Ramin Khanbagi РОССИЙСКАЯ АКАДЕМИЯ НАУК ИНСТИТУТ ВОСТОКОВЕДЕНИЯ РООССИЙСКИЕССИЙСКИЕ ММУСУЛЬМАНЕУСУЛЬМАНЕ ББиблиографияиблиография ССоставительоставитель РРаминамин ХХанбагианбаги Москва 2007 RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES INSTITUTE OF ORIENTAL STUDIES Russian Muslims: A Comprehensive Библиография Bibliography by Ramin Khanbagi Moscow 2007 Издание осуществлено при финансовой поддержке Культурного представительства при Посольстве Исламской Республики Иран в Российской Федерации Автор предисловия И.В. Зайцев Для оформления переплета использован фрагмент миниатюры из рукописи «Бустан» Саади (Перс. рук. №177) из собрания Московского государственного института международных отношений (Университет) МИД. ISBN 978-5-89282-316-6 © Ramin Khanbagi, 2007 © Зайцев И.В., предисловие, 2007 © Институт востоковедения РАН, 2007 Contents Preface / Прредисловиеедисловие ....................................................7 Russian Muslims: A Comprehensive Bibliography ...................................9 Book Index ...................................................................795 Subject Index ...............................................................873 Name Index ................................................................ 927 Preface Прредисловиеедисловие Книги сотрудника Института исламской культуры и мысли, а также Инсти- тута гуманитарных и культурологических исследований в Тегеране доктора Рамина Ханбаги, опубликованные в Иране, США и Великобритании, хорошо известны исламоведам1, политологам и историкам2, филологам-литературове- дам3, языковедам4 и искусствоведам5. Книга, которая выходит теперь в России, является частью большого проекта — серии библиографий о мусульманах мира. В 2003 г. было опубликовано шесть томов, включавших в себя библиографиче- скую информацию о мусульманах обеих Америк, Африки, Европы, Азии и Океа- нии6. Седьмой том серии посвящен библиографии российских мусульман. Эта книга Рамина Ханбаги была начата около 20 лет назад и закончена в середине 2004 г. Первоначально она включала материал до 1996 г., но потом была пополнена работами, опубликованными вплоть до 2003 г. Том включает более 2700 записей, снабженных указателем заглавий книг и журналов, тема- тическим указателем и индексом имен авторов. Это список работ о российских мусульманах, опубликованных на английском, венгерском, испанском, итальян- ском, немецком, норвежском, польском, французском, шведском языках и даже 1 Shi’i Islam: A Comprehensive Bibliography. New York: Global Scholarly Publications, 2006; Muhammad the Prophet of Islam: A Bibliography. New York: Global Scholarly Publications, 2006. 2 Iran-Iraq War: A Selective Bibliography. Tehran: SPCAI, 2003; Kurds and Kurdistan: A Bibliography. Tehran: SPCAI, 2003; Ibn Sina (Avicenna): A Bibliography. London: London Academy of Iranian Studies, 2006. 3 Persian Classical and Modern Poetry: A Bibliography. New York: International Society for Iranian Culture, Global Scholarly Publications, 2004. 4 Arabic Language: A Comprehensive Bibliography. Tehran: Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, 2006. 5 Iranian Paintings: A Bibliography, Tehran: SPCAI, 2003. 6 Muslim Minorities: A Bibliography [Americas & Africa], Vol. I. Tehran: SPCAI, 2003; Muslim Minorities: A Bibliography [Europe/Western], Vol. II. Tehran: SPCAI, 2003; Muslim Minorities: A Bibliography [Europe/ Northern, Central and Southern], Vol. III. Tehran: SPCAI, 2003; Muslim Minorities: A Bibliography [Europe/ Eastern], Vol. IV. Tehran: SPCAI, 2003; Muslim Minorities: A Bibliography [Asia], Vol. V. Tehran: SPCAI, 2003; Muslim Minorities: A Bibliography [Asia and Pacific], Vol. VI. Tehran: SPCAI, 2003. латыни. Несколько записей на русском (набранных здесь латинским шрифтом) — часть еще одной большой работы (библиографии о мусульманах в России на рус- ском языке), которая возможно вскоре появится из под пера доктора Ханбаги. Сводные библиографические работы такого масштаба уже в силу своего огромного объема не могут не содержать ошибок. К сожалению, не свободна от них и книга Р.Ханбаги. Строго говоря, далеко не все указанные в работе Ханбаги записи имеют непосредственное отношение к исламу. Это, прежде всего, касается лингвистических и филологических работ, многие из которых либо касаются язы- ков немусульманских народов, либо той стадии в развитии этих языков, когда их носители не были мусульманами. Видимо, автор не всегда четко понимает, какие народы России и сопредельных стран являются мусульманами: например, неко- торые библиографические записи об алтайцах, чувашах, тувинцах, якутах, крым- чаках, караимах, гагаузах, грузинах и др. включены в книгу явно случайно. Часто в библиографии встречаются ссылки на работы о народах, которые в современ- ной России не составляют сколько-нибудь значимых этно-религиозных общин (крымские и польско-литовские татары, уйгуры и др.). Однако указанные несооб- разности легко устраняются, если понимать слово российский в заголовке книги как синоним терминов советский и постсоветский или скорее как эпитет для обозначения пространства всей бывшей Российской империи. Безусловно, работа доктора Ханбаги, несмотря на подзаголовок, не может претендовать на исчерпывающую полноту (вероятно, ни одна библиография никогда на отвечала и не будет отвечать этим условиям), однако сможет быть полезной исламоведам и историкам России как первая попытка свести воедино огромное число публикаций на разных языках мира, посвященных уникальному и еще далеко не изученному явлению — исламу в России. И.В. Зайцев [1] Aalto, P. G. J. Ramstedt and Altaic Linguistics., Central Asiatic Journal, 19 (1975), pp. 161–193 Turkish Language [2] Aalto, P. 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