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CENTRE for MUSLIM-CHRISTIAN STUDIES LIBRARY: Book Catalogue, December 2019 CENTRE FOR MUSLIM-CHRISTIAN STUDIES LIBRARY: Book Catalogue, December 2019 Author Title ISBN 10/13 Year of Place of Publisher CMCS Library Notes Publication Publication Shelfmark ⁽Amr Khalīfah Ennāmī Studies in Ibāḍism (al- n.d. Oman Sultanate of Oman, BP195 AMR Cambridge PhD thesis, Ibāḍīyah) Min. of Endowment 1971 & Religions Affairs ⁽Imād al-Dīn al-Qurashī, The Founder of Cairo: 978 1 78076 528 0 2013 London I.B.Tauris DT95 IMA Ismaili Texts and Idrīs The Fatimid Imam-Caliph Translation Series, 21; al-Mu⁽izz and his Era; an translated with English translation of the annotations by Shainool text from ⁽Uyūn al- Jiwa akhbār Abbas, Z.G. ed. Folk Tales of Pakistan 1957 Karachi Pakistan Publications GR305 ABB Abd al-Fadi shakhṣīyat al-masīḥ fī al- n.d. Beirut Markaz al-Shabiba BT201 ABD injīl wa-l-qur'ān Abd al-Fadi The Person of Christ in n.d. Basle, SW Markaz al-Shabiba BT201 ABD English translation of the Gospel and the shakhṣīyat al-masīḥ fī al- Quran injīl wa-l-qur'ān Abd al-Rahim ibn Ahmad Islamic book of the dead: 0 9504446 1 8 1977 Norwich, Norfolk Diwan Press BP166 ABD al-Qadi a collection of Hadiths on the Fire & the Garden Abdalati, H. Islam in Focus 1975 Riyadh The World Assembly BP161 ABD of Muslim Youth Abdalla Elfakki Elbashir ṣāḥib al-fahm al-jadīd li-l- 978 977 499 111 5 2013 Cairo Ruʼyah li-l-Nashr wa- BP80 ABD islām maḥmūd al-Tawzīʻ muḥammad ṭāḥā wa-l- muthaqqifūn: qirā'a fī al- muwāqif wa-tazwīr al- tārīkh Abdallah Abdalfadi kitāb al-natīja al-ʿaṣrīya 1925 Cairo Nile Mission Press BP134 ABD fragile, in plastic sleeve min al-muṭāriḥāt al- qur'ānīya Abdallah al-Husainy A Twice-Born Turk; n.d. Tunbridge Wells, J.L.Oliver BV4935 ABD translated by A.T.Upson; Reminiscences of the KT introduction by Turkish Revolution, etc. S.M.Zwemer Abdallah al-Qaishawi & li-mādhā atbaʿ dīnī dūn 1938 Gaza n.p. BP172 ABD afkār mu'minīn fī ḥaqā'iq Farid Nelson ghairihi al-dīn, juz' 1 Abdallah, N. kunta a⁽mā w-alān abṣar n.d. High Wycombe, Middle East Media BV2626 ABD English version entitled Bucks. Testimonies of the Heart Abdalmasih Is an Islamic World 1994 Villach, Austria Light of Life BP52 ABD Empire Imminent? Backgrounds to the Developments in the Islamic World and Israel Abdalmasih Islam: Under the n.d. Villach, Austria Light of Life BT1170 ABD Magnifying Glass Abdalmasih The Great Deception: 1995 Villach, Austria Light of Life BT1170 ABD How Muhammad Tried to Win the Christians for Islam; A Critical Study of Sura Al Imran 3:33-64 Abdalmasih The Occult in Islam n.d. Villach, Austria Light of Life BP171 ABD Abdalmasih The Ten 1995 Villach, Austria Light of Life BX4655 ABD translated from the Commandments, God’s German: Leitplanken Protecting Wall that Gottes für Jedermann Keeps Man from Falling Abdalmasih Who is Allah in Islam? n.d. Villach, Austria Light of Life BP166 ABD translated from German Abdalmasih et al. iqbalū al-rūḥ al-qudus n.d. Beirut Markaz al-Shabiba BT122 ABD Abdalmasih et al. kaif naʿrif allāh n.d. Beirut Markaz al-Shabiba BT108 ABD Abdul Karim Khan Christian Mission in 086037 100 X 1981 Leicester The Islamic BV3259 ABD X Study Paper no.3; shelved Bangladesh: A Survey Foundation with large books Abdul Rauf, F. What's Right with Islam 978 0 06 171577 8 2004 San Francisco HarperOne BP163 ABD Is What's Right with America : a New Vision for Muslims and the West Abdul Rauf, M. Al-Hadith: Introduction 1974 Washington The Islamic Center BP135 ABD and Sample Texts Abdul Rauf, M. Al-Quran: Introduction 1974 Washington, DC The Islamic Center BP130 ABD and Sample Texts Abdul Rauf, M. Bilal ibn Rabah: A 1977 Indianapolis American Trust BP80 ABD Leading Companion of Publications the Prophet Muhammad Abdul, M.O.A. The Holy Book of Islam: 1971 Lagos Islamic Publications BP130 ABD Studies in Islam Series, Its Contents and Value Bureau Book 3 (An Introduction to the Study of the Qur'ān) Abdul, M.O.A. The Prophet of Islam: 1971 Lagos Islamic Publications BP136 ABD Studies in Islam Series, Life, Sayings and Deeds Bureau Book 2 (An Introduction to the study of Hadith) Abdul-Ahad, S. and The Gospel of Barnabas: 1975 Hyderabad H. Martyn Institute BS2860 ABD W.H.T.Gairdner An Essay and Inquiry of Islamic Studies Abdul-Haqq, A.A. Sharing Your Faith with a 087123 553 6 1980 Minneapolis, MN Bethany Fellowship BV2625 ABD Muslim Inc. Abdulhussein, M. Al-Dai Al-Fatimi Syedna 0 9536256 0 5 2001 London Al-Jame'ah al- BP80 ABD Mohammed Saifiyah Trust Burhanuddin: An illustrated biography Abd-ul-Masih Islam and Christianity: 1965 Ibadan Daystar Press BP172 AUM Translation from French: Ninety Questions and Au seuil de l'Islam Answers Abecassis, D. Identity, Islam and 1990 Dhaka University Press HC440 ABE Human Development in Limited Rural Bangladesh Abu al-Naṣr, F. ed. hawājis al-masīḥī al- 2001 Beirut Bisan BR1110 ABU lubnānī: maqālāt wa- ḥiwārāt Abu Mark tasāʾulāt fī ṭarīq al-īmān 2000 n.p. n.p. BT1130 ABU English title: Questions in the Way of the Faith Abu Wasiim ed. The CSG Report: 1993 Nicosia Cooperative Strategy BV2625 CSG X shelved with large books Christian Mission in the Group Arab World Abu-Hamdiyyah, M. The Qur'an: An 0 415 22509 4 2000 London Routledge BP132 ABU Introduction Abu-Izzeddin, N.M. The Druzes: A New Study 9004097058 1993 Leiden Brill DS94 ABU of their History, Faith and Society Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi Daʿwah in the West: The 0 86037 225 1 1992 Leicester The Islamic BP170 ABU Qur'ānic Paradigm Foundation Abu-Lughod, I., The Landscape of 1999 Bir Zeit, Palestine Birzeit Univ. GF91 ABU R.Heacock & K.Nashef Palestine: Equivocal Publications eds. Poetry Abu-Nimer, M. & Peace-Building by, 978 0 7391 3522 8 2010 Lanham Lexington Books BP172 ABU Augsburger, D. (eds.) between, and beyond Muslims and Evangelical Christians Accad, F. Have You Ever Read the n.d. Limassol, Cyprus al-Rabita BP172 ACC 1st and 2nd editions + Seven Muslim Christian Arabic edition, stapled, in Principles plastic sleeve Acts of the Apostles The Followers of Jesus 962 327 104 2 1991 Hong Kong United Bible BS2625 ACT the Messiah: According Societies to the Acts of the Apostles Adamson, I. Ahmad The Guided One; 1 85372 597 8 n.d. Tilford, Surrey Islam International BP195 ADA A Life of The Holy Publications Ltd. Founder of The Movement to Unite All Religions Addleton, J.S. Some Far and Distant 0 8203 1858 2 1997 Athens University of Georgia DS371 ADD Place: Muslim-Christian Press encounters through the eyes of a child Adeney, D.H. The Unchanging 1961 London Inter-Varsity BV2063 ADE Commission: A re- Fellowship appraisal of foreign missions and the Christian's responsibility Adeney, M. Daughters of Islam: 0 85111 260 9 2002 Leicester Inter-Varsity Press BV2625 ADE Building Bridges with Muslim Women Adephi, G. and E.Hahn The integrity of the Bible 1977 Hyderabad H. Martyn Institute BP134 ADE according to the Qur'an of Islamic Studies and the Hadith Affolderbach, M. and Exploring the Tradition 2012 Hannover Evangeliche Kirche in Conference Godel, E. eds. of the Reformation in Deutschland Proceedings Germany: A Journey AFF from Nuremberg to Berlin Afif Safieh Children of a Lesser 1999 London Palestinian General DS119 AFI God? Delegation Aflaki, S.A. The Feats of the Knowers 90 04 12132 3 2002 Leiden Brill BP189 AFL Islamic History and of God (Manāqeb al- Civilization. Studies and ⁽ārefīn) Texts, vol. 43; translated from the Persian by John O'Kane Afsaruddin, A. Excellence & 90 04 12043 2 2002 Leiden Brill BP166 AFS Islamic History and Precedence: Medieval Civilization. Studies and Islamic Discourse on Texts, vol.36 Legitimate Leadership Agha, S.S. The Revolution which 90 04 12994 4 2003 Leiden Brill DS38 AGH Islamic History and Toppled the Umayyads: Civilization. Studies and Neither Arab nor Texts, vol.50 ⁽Abbāsid Agius, A. ed. Interfaith Dialogue: The 0 905241 22 3 2002 London Catholic BX1787 AGI Teaching of the Catholic Communications Church Service Ahmad Abd al-Hamid The Qur'anic Reasoning 0 907461 08 5 1981 London Ta Ha Publishers BP132 AHM Ghorab Ahmad, A. A History of Islamic Sicily 0 85224 274 3 1975 Edinburgh University Press DS36 AHM Islamic Surveys, no.10 Ahmad, B.M. Introduction to the Study 1 85372 203 0 2007 Tilford Islam International BP130 AHM of the Holy Qur'an Publications Ltd. Ahmad, B.M. The Economic System of 978 1 84880 089 2 2013 Tilford, Surrey Islam International BP173 AHM Islam Publications Ltd. Ahmad, K. An Analysis of the Munir 1956 Karachi Jamaat-e-Islami DS484 AHM report; a critical study of Publications the Punjab disturbances inquiry report Ahmad, K. Family Life in Islam 0 86037 016X 1974 Leicester The Islamic HQ525 AHM Foundation Ahmad, K. ed. Islam : Its Meaning and 0 86037 000 3 1976 Leicester Islamic Foundation BP161 AHM Message Ahmad, M. World Crisis and the 078 1 84880 085 4 2013 Tilford, Surrey Islam International BP195 AHM Pathway to Peace: A Publications Ltd. compilation of speeches and letters Ahmad, M. ed. State Politics and Islam 0 89259 058 0 1986 Indianapolis American Trust BP173 AHM Publications Aḥmad, M.B.M. Life of Muḥammad 978 1 84880 081 6 2013 Tilford, Surrey Islam International BP75 AHM Publications Ltd. Ahmad, M.G. A Gift for the Queen: An 978 1 84880 074 8 2012 Tilford, Surrey Islam International BP163 AHM trans. by Syed Sajid English Translation of the Publications Ltd.
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