Religion in the Middle East three religions in concord and conflict general editor A. J. Arberry.
Idioma: Español Detalles de publicación: London Cambridge U.P. 1969.Descripción: 2 v. 32 plates, 41 illus., facsim., 25 maps. 24 cmISBN:- 0521074002
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- BL1600 .A7
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It is generally accepted that the Middle East witnessed the ancient rise of monotheism and its dissemination. The three faiths predominantly concerned - Judaism, Christianity, and Islam - have retained their separateness and have been in different degrees torn asunder by schisms; but less well known has been the degree of co-operation between the three faiths and their multifarious sects, throughout history. First published in 1969, Religion in the Middle East aims to give a factual account of these three religions and their sects, in concord and conflict, from an historical perspective. The focus was on the significance of Islam, considered to be the dominant religion of the Middle East since the seventh century. Experts from many parts of the world contributed individual chapters, and the whole work was co-ordinated by a team of leading scholars, making it an erudite study that will be of interest to anyone interested in the historical impact of Islam in the Middle East.
Bibliography: v. 2, p. 659-690.
v. 1. Judaism and Christianity.--v. 2. Islam.
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- Volume I List of plates
- List of maps
- Forward
- Part I Judaism
- 1 Judaism today
- 2 Judaism in Israel
- 3 The Oriental Jewish communities
- 4 The Jews of Yemen
- Part II Christianity
- 5 Christianity in the Middle East: survey down to AD 1800
- 6 The Orthodox Church
- 7 The Roman Catholic Church and churches in communion in Rome
- 8 The Coptic Church in Egypt
- 9 The Ethiopian Orthodox Church and the Syrian Orthodox Church
- 10 The Armenian Church
- 11 The Assyrians
- 12 The Lutheran and reformed churches
- 13 The Anglican Church
- Volume II List of plates
- List of maps
- Foreword
- Introduction to the 1976 reprint
- Part I Islam
- 1 Historical review
- 2 Islam in Egypt
- 3 Islam in the countries of the Fertile Crescent Eric
- 4 Islam in Turkey
- 5 IthÄü 'AsharĽ ShĽ'ism and Iranian Islam
- 6 Islam in Afghanistan, India and Pakistan
- 7 Islam in the USSR
- 8 Islam in Northwest Africa (Maghrib)
- 9 Islam in the Sudan
- 10 Islam in East Africa
- 11 Islam in West Africa
- 12 Islam in the Balkans
- 13 SÌúŽfism
- 14 The WahhÄübĽs
- 15 The ZaydĽs
- 16 The IbÄüdÌúĽs
- 17 The IsmÄü'ĽlĽs
- 18 The Druzes
- 19 The AhÌúmadĽs
- Part II The Three Religions in Concord and Conflict
- 20 Doctrine 'Abd Al-TafÄühum
- 21 Law
- 22 Society and politics
- 23 The cultural aspect: with special reference to Egypt and Syria
- 24 Religion and anti-religion
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Index