Illustrated Dictionary of the Muslim World

 
 

Illustrated Dictionary of the Muslim World
ISBN9780761479291       © 2011
Specifications7 1/2" X 10"; 192 pages; Library Binding
Interest/Age GroupUpper Middle School and Up
No. of Volumes1
List PriceUS$ 85.64
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US$ 59.95    
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Illustrated Dictionary of the Muslim World contains hundreds of short entries on Islamic concepts, religious practices, historical events and personalities, geographical places, and fact files of nations with large Muslim populations. The text is supplemented with approximately 50 photographic illustrations.

Illustrated Dictionary of the Muslim World is just one of the three books that make up the Muslim World collection; the other two books are Islamic Beliefs, Practices, and Cultures and Modern Muslim Societies. Together, these three volumes provide a rich and balanced view of all aspects of Islamic religion and its varied manifestations through time and around the world, with emphasis on understanding modern Muslim society today. From the women around Muhammad to pop stars of today, from medieval caliphates to breakthroughs in science and medicine, from love poetry to suicide, no aspect of a rich and diverse story goes unnoticed in the Muslim World collection.

• Glossary
• Time Line
• Dictionary of Persons
• Dictionary of Places
• Fact Files of Nations with Large Muslim Populations
• Further Reading and Research


Also Available:
 
Modern Muslim Societies
9780761479277
 
 
 


Illustrated Dictionary of the Muslim World


 



"[A]ttractive and timely . . . suitable for high-school age on up . . . meant for the general reader or researcher."
Booklist, April 2010

"[A] valuable addition to a high school library."
Library Media Connection, May-June 2011

"Attractive trim on the pages, colorful fonts, quality illustrations, and framed (and often illustrated) sideboxes create a pleasing layout. Excellent for assignments."
School Library Journal, June 2011


 


 
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