Islamic studies books

Is journalism dead? This age-old question followed the emergence of the internet and 24-hour broadcast news, both...  Read More >>

A remarkable first-person narrative by a sixteenth-century Iranian ruler, the Memoirs of Shah Tahmasp I, Safavid...  Read More >>

Islam, Education and Freedom explores six key areas of freedom: identity, acceptance, pedagogy, conflict, trust,...  Read More >>

The first handbook dedicated to the contributions of sociologists studying the Middle East, bringing together the...  Read More >>

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Examines how contact between Balkan Muslims and the Middle East sparked an Islamic Revival.  Read More >>

The most comprehensive study of ISIS to date.  Read More >>

Their names are Mohamed, Samira, sometimes Matthieu or Sophie. They were born and bred in France and are highly...  Read More >>

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Revised version of a PhD thesis, originally published under the title: Elam in exile: religion and nature among...  Read More >>

In the vast expanse of spiritual and intellectual exploration, the Quran stands as a timeless beacon, guiding countless...  Read More >>

In the vast expanse of spiritual and intellectual exploration, the Quran stands as a timeless beacon, guiding countless...  Read More >>

In the vast expanse of spiritual and intellectual exploration, the Quran stands as a timeless beacon, guiding countless...  Read More >>

Islamic China traces the interlinked stories of twenty Chinese Muslims across the centuries, spanning ethnic groups,...  Read More >>

Only about a century old, fascism bogeyman of ideologies has been both over- and under-attributed to various political...  Read More >>

Women in the Muslim world have been traditionally oppressed, often brutally disciplined, and in various stages of...  Read More >>

How late medieval Middle Eastern peasants adopted Arab cultural identities and formed village clans During the...  Read More >>

This book is not a conventional academic treatise. Rather, it is a creative odyssey-a tapestry of verses that echo...  Read More >>

This book is not a conventional academic treatise. Rather, it is a creative odyssey-a tapestry of verses that echo...  Read More >>

This book is not a conventional academic treatise. Rather, it is a creative odyssey-a tapestry of verses that echo...  Read More >>

Restless Quietists addresses two questions at the core of the politics of Islamic ethics: How does Islamic virtue...  Read More >>

Based on interviews with upper-middle-class Egyptian Muslims, Is God for Revolution? explores the ways in which...  Read More >>

Restless Quietists addresses two questions at the core of the politics of Islamic ethics: How does Islamic virtue...  Read More >>

The correspondence of Mūsā Ṭrābulsī preserved in the unique MS 300 of the Orthodox Syriac Patriarchate in Homs is...  Read More >>

This book is not a conventional academic treatise. Rather, it is a creative odyssey-a tapestry of verses that echo...  Read More >>