Description |
ix, 268 pages ; 23 cm |
Contents |
Machine derived contents note: Preface; Part I. Whence Islam?: 1. Judeo-Hagarism; 2. Hagarism without Judaism; 3. The prophet like Moses; 4. The Samaritan calques; 5. Babylonia; Appendix 1: the Kenite, reason and custom; Part II. Whither Antiquity: 6. The imperial civilisations; 7. The Near-Eastern provinces; 8. The preconditions for the formation of Islamic civilisation; 9. The fate of antiquity I: the Hagarisation of the Fertile Crescent; 10. The fate of antiquity II: the cultural expropriation of the Fertile Crescent; 11. The fate of antiquity III: the intransigence of Islamic culture; 12. The fate of Hagrism; 13. Sadducee Islam; 14. The austerity of Islamic history; Appendix 2: Les Fufia Caninia and the Muslim law of bequests; Notes to the text; Bibliography; Indices |
Analysis |
Islam History |
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Islam Origins Influence of Judaism |
Notes |
Includes index |
Bibliography |
Bibliography: pages 237-258 |
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Includes index |
Subject |
Islam -- History.
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Islam -- history.
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Author |
Cook, Michael, 1940-
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LC no. |
75041714 |
ISBN |
0521211336 |
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