Islam and Modernism in Egypt
โ Charles C. Adams
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1968
๐ Russell and Russell
๐ English
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Islam and modernism in Egypt
โ Scribed by Adams, Charles Clarence;Muแธฅammad สปAbduh
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 293
- Series
- Orientalism 10
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Table of Contents
- Al-Sayyid Jamal Al-Din Al-Afghani 2. Muhammad 'Abduh: Biography 1849-77: Preparation 3. Muhammad 'Abduh: Biography 1877-88: Beginnings of Public Life 4. Muhammad 'Abduh: Biography 1888-1905: Culmination Of Career 5. Muhammad 'Abduh: Doctrines Principles and Tendencies 6. Muhammad 'Abduh: Doctrines Attitude Regarding Reason and Science 7. Muhammad 'Abduh: Doctrines Exposition of Doctrines 8. Muhammad Rashid Rida and Al-Manar 9. The 'Manar' Party 10. The Younger Egyptian Modernists
โฆ Subjects
Islam and state;Islam and state--Egypt;Islamic modernism;Politics and government;Muhฬฃammad สปAbduh, -- 1849-1905;Islam and state -- Egypt;Egypt -- Politics and government;Egypt
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