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3.
Catalogue of manuscripts in the Nizami collection at the Maulana Azad Library, compiled by Jalal Abbas Abbasi. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi, 2001, 25p., 21cm. (IAD Oriental (Original) Series; 36)
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4.
Catalogue of Persian manuscripts of Raza Library (Persian), Vols.1-3, ed. by W.H. Siddiqi. ―Rampur, Rampur Raza Library, 1996-00, 1534p.,
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5.
Catalogue of the Arabic manuscripts (English), 3 vols., ed. by Shaukat Ali Khan. ―Tonk, Arabic and Persian Res. Inst., 26cm. (set)
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Vol.1: Quranic science and Islamic traditions, 1980, 272p. \1,260
Vol.2: Prayers, theology, polemics, principles of jurisprudence and law of inheritance, 1983, 352p. \2,215
Vol.3: On sufism, asceticism, logic, philosophy and mathematics, 1991, 255p. \1,858

6.
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\1,911

7.
A concise descriptive catalogue of Persian manuscripts in Salar Jung Museum and Library, Vols.1-11, compiled by Mohd. Ashraf. ―Hyderabad, 1963-00, 25cm.
(set)
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8.
A concise descriptive catalogue of the Arabic manuscripts in Salar Jung Museum and Library, Vols.1-8, compiled by Maulana A.M. Ashraf. ―Hyderabad, Salar Jung Museum and Lib., 1957-00, 25cm.
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9.
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10.
Descriptive catalogue of rare Arabic manuscripts preserved in Khuda Bakhsh Library, 3 vols.,
compiled by Mohd. Zakir Husain. ―Patna, Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Public Library, 1997, 968p.
(set)
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11.
Descriptive Catalogue of the Persian manuscripts of history (English), Vols.1-2, ed. by Shaukat Ali Khan. ―Tonk, Arabic and Persian Res. Inst., 1987,96, 601p., 26cm.
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12.
Haroon, Mohammed: Islamic literature: Indian contribution. ―Delhi, Indian Bibliographies Bureau, 1996, x,128p., 25cm. ISBN 8185004374
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It includes 2500 bibliographical entries in English language. 600 books, 100 research thesis from early 1900 to present and journals from 1980 to 1991 only.

13.
Index to the six volumes of Arabic manuscripts preserved in Rampur Raza Library, compiled by Abu sa’d Islahi. ―Patna, 2000, 234p. \3,769

14.
Khan, Javed Ahmad: Social sciences in Islamic perspectives: a biblio-graphy of contemporary literature, 1975-2000. ―New Delhi, Institute of Objective Studies, 2001, xx,286p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8185220581
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15.
Khazinat ul Makhtutat: A descriptive catalogue of Arabic, Persian and Urdu manuscripts (Urdu), Vols.1-4, 5(part 1), ed. by Maulana Mohammad Imran Khan. ―Tonk, Arabic and Persian Res. Inst., 1981-01, 1663p., gloss., indices, 26cm.
(set)
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16.
Old catalogue of Arabic manuscripts in Rampur Raza Library (Urdu), Vols.2-3. ―Rampur, 1928, 3092p.
(set)
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17.
Rare Persian manuscripts preserved in Khuda Bakhsh Library, compiled by Shayesta Khan. ―Patna, 1995, 596p.
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19.
Arabic-English dictionary, by F. Steingass. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 2005, xviii,1242p, 23cm.
ISBN8120608550
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20.
Arabic-English dictionary, by John Wortabet and Harvey Porter, Cairo, 1913. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 2003, 398p., 23cm. ISBN 812061769X
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21.
An Arabic-English lexicon, 8 vols., by E.W. Lane. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 2003, xviii,1242p., 29cm. ISBN8120601076 (set)\75,589

22.
A comprehensive Persian-English dictionary, including the Arabic words and phrases to be met with in Persian literature, being Johnsons and Richardson’s Persian, Arabic and English dictionary, rev. enl. and entirely reconstructed by F. Steingass. ―New Delhi, Manohar, 2006, viii,1540p., 25cm. ISBN 8173046697
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23.
A concise dictionary of Islam: people and places in the holy Quran, by Wazir Muhammad Shaikh. ―New Delhi, Cosmo, 1998, ii,109p., 23cm. ISBN 8170206979
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24.
Dictionary of Indo-Persian literature by Nabi Hadi, foreword by Kapila Vatsyayan. ―New Delhi, Abhinav Publ., 1995, xvi,757p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8170173116
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25.
A dictionary of Islam: being a cyclopaedia of the doctrines, rites ceremonies and customs, together with the technical and theological terms of the Muhammdan religion, by Thomas Patrick Hughes, London, 1885. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 1995, viii,750p., several ill., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8120606728
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26.
A dictionary of Muslim names, by Salahuddin Ahmed. ―London, C. Hurst & Co. Ltd., 1999, xvi,351p., bibl., 23cm. ISBN 1850653577
(pb)
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27.
A dictionary of Urdu, classical Hindi and English, by John T. Platts. ―Reprint of 1884: New Delhi, Munshiram, 2004, x,1260p., 25cm. ISBN 8121500982
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28.
English-Arabic and Arabic-English dictionary (combined edition), by John Wortabet et al., Cairo, 1913. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 2003, 848p., 23cm. ISBN 8120617681
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29.
English-Arabic dictionary, by F. Steingass, London, 1882. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 1993, 476p., 19cm. ISBN8120608135
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30.
English-Arabic dictionary, by John Wortabet and Harvey Porter, Cairo, 1913. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 2003, 426p., 23cm. ISBN 8120617703
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31.
An English-Persian dictionary, compiled from original sources, by A.N. Wollanston, Walmer, 1882. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 1991, xvi,462p., 23cm. ISBN 8120605683
\3,108

32.
English-Urdu dictionary, with over 250,000 words = Jani’ Inglish Urdu dikshanari, Vols.1-6, ed. by Kalimuddin Ahmad. ―New Delhi, Bureau for Promotion of Urdu, 1994-98, 30cm. ISBN 8175870006
\22,690

33.
Hindi-Urdu dictionary (in Persian script), by Mohd. Husain Khan. ―New Delhi, Islamic Wonders Bureau, 2004, 491p., 25cm. \1,911

34.
Hindi-Urdu kosh, comp. by Rizwan Ahmed. ―Reprint of 1998: Allahabad, Ramnarainlal Arunkumar, 2000, viii,280p., 25cm.
\1,260

35.
Jame Firoz-ul-Lughat = Urdu-Urdu dictionary, comp. by Firozuddin. ―New Delhi, Educational Pub. House, 2005, various pagings, 26cm. ISBN 8185360243
\2,341

36.
An oriental biographical dictionary, by T.W. Beale, ed. by H.G. Keene. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1996, 440p., 25cm. ISBN 8171512143
\1,911
Provides biographical information on all the main figures in the history of the East from the 1st cent. AD to 19th cent. AD.

37.
The Oxford dictionary of Islam, editor-in-chief: John L. Esposito. ―New York, OUP, 2003, xviii,360p., 24cm. ISBN 0195125584\4,368

38.
The Oxford English-Urdu dictionary, tr. by Shanul Haq Haqqee (English text from the Concise Oxford Dictionary) 9th edition. ―Reprint of 1995: Karachi, OUP, 2003, 3000p., 25cm. ISBN 0195793404
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39.
Persian-Hindi dictionary, 2 vols., ed. by Dr. Chandrashekhar et al. ―New Delhi, Rajkamal Prak., 2001, various pagings, 23cm. (set)
\8,799

40.
Persian-Punjabi dictionary, comp. by J.S. Seetal. ―Patiala, Punjabi Univ., 1998, 1017p., 22cm. ISBN8173802130
\1,911

41.
Romanised Urdu-Hindi-English dictionary in English alphabetical order, compiled by Khurshid Alam. ―New Delhi, Star Pub., 2003, 428p., 23cm. ISBN 8176500682
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42.
Urdu-Hindi dictionary, by Muhammad Sajad Usmani. ―Delhi, Swaraj Prak., 2003, viii,864p., 25cm, ISBN8185999686
\7,539

43.
Urdu-Hindi kosh, ed. by Ramchandra Varma, new rev. and enl. edition by Badrinath Kapur, (Urdu in Devanagari).
―Varanasi, Shabdlok Prakashan, 1998, xviii,359p., 23cm.
\777

44.
Urdu-Hindi kosh, compiled by Jamal Ahmed. ―Reprint of 2000: Allahabad, Ramnarainlal Arunkumar, 2002, iv,560p., 25cm. \1,260

46.
Encyclopaedia of holy Prophet and companions, 15 vols., ed. by Shahid Ashraf. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2004, cxciv,4862p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126119403
(set)
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47.
Encyclopaedia of Islam, Vols.1-25, ed. by M. Mukarram Ahmed. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2005, various pagings, bibl., ind., 25x19cm. ISBN 8126123397
(set)
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48.
Encyclopaedia of Islamic culture and civilization, 30 vols., ed. by Shahid Ashraf. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2006, cclxvi,11906p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126127368
(set)
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49.
Encyclopaedia of Muslim biography: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, 5 vols., ed. by Nagendra Kr. Singh. ―New Delhi, APH, 2001, lxxxiv,2966p., 25cm. ISBN 8176482307
(set)
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50.
Encyclopaedia of Muslim world: a continuing series, Vols.1-15, ed. by Taru Bahl et al. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2003, cl,3794p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126114193
(set)
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51.
Encyclopaedia of the world Muslims: tribes, castes and communities, 4 vols., ed. by N.K. Singh et al. ―Delhi, Global Vision Pub. House, 2001, xxxii,1644p., ind., 28cm. ISBN 818774605X
(set)
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Identifies 750 Muslim tribes, castes and communities.

52.
Encyclopaedic historiography of the Muslim world, 3 vols., ed. by N.K. Singh et al. ―Delhi, Global Vision Pub. House, 2003, lx,1072p., ind., 29cm. ISBN 8187746548
(set)
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A classic work for its exhaustive study of 359 Muslim historians and more than 100 historical works from the early Islamic history to contemporary Muslim world.

53.
Encyclopaedic survey of Islamic culture, Vols.1-20, ed. by Mohamed Taher. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 1998, cc,5712p., bibl., 23cm. ISBN 8174884874
(set)
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54.
International encyclopaedia of Islam, 9 vols., ed. by A.H. Qasmi. ―Delhi, Isha Books, 2006, various pagings, bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 818205320X
(set)
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55.
The Muslims: encyclopaedia of Islam, 11 vols., including entries prepared by a number of leading orientalists and modern Islamic scholars, ed. by Subodh Kapoor. ―New Delhi, Cosmo, 2004, l,3774p., bibl., 29cm. ISBN8177557866
(set)
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57.
Aghanids, Nicolas: Mohammadan theories of finance. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi
\3,769

58.
Ahmad, Imtiaz et al. (ed.): Lived Islam in South Asia: adaptation, accommodation and conflict. ―New Delhi, Social Science Press, 2004, 308p., ISBN 8187358157
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59.
Ahmad, Naseem (ed.): Islamic manners, 2 vols. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2003, xviii,726p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN8126114428 (set)
\28,371
Vol.1: Life and society. Vol.2: Ideals of life.

60.
Ahmad, Naseem: Liberation of Muslim women. ―Delhi, Kalpaz Publ., 2001, 330p., ind., 23cm. ISBN817835070X
\4,074

61.
Ahmed, Akbar S: Islam under siege: living dangerously in a post-honor world. ―New Delhi, Vistaar, 2003, x,214p., ind., 20cm. ISBN 8178293064
(pb)\2,394
The author reviews the position of Islam in the post 9/11 World.

62.
Ahmed, Naseem: Science in Islam. ―New Delhi, Reference Press, 2003, viii,340p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8188583170 \4,252

63.
Ajijola, AD: The concept of family in Islam. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., various paging 23cm. ISBN 174351914 (pb)
\955

64.
Ajijola, AD: Restructure of Islamic education. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 398p., 23cm. ISBN 8174351884
\1,911

65.
Amini, Mohammad Taqi: Agrarian system of Islam. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi
\1,554

66.
Arnold, TW: The preaching of Islam: a history of the propagation of the Muslim faith. ―Reprint: New Delhi, Aryan Books, 1998, xvi,467p., ind., 23cm. (The Masterpiece Library of Islam; 5) ISBN 8173051410
\5,691

67.
Ashrof, VA Mohamad: Islam and gender justice: questions at the interface. ―Delhi, Kalpaz Publ., 2005, 328p., gloss., ind., 23cm. ISBN 817835456X
\5,502

68.
Baker, Raymond William: Islam: without fear. ―Reprint: New Delhi, Viva Books, 2005, x,310p., (9)ill., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8130900181\4,368

69.
Bakhsh, S Khuda: History of the Islamic people. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi
\661

70.
Bano, Afsar (ed.): Status of women in Islamic society, 2 vols. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2003, xx,912p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126113537
(set)
\31,479
Vol.1: Society. Vol.2: Family.

71.
Bunt, Gary R: Virtually Islamic: computer-mediated communication and cyber Islamic environments. ―Reprint of 2002: Karachi, OUP, 2002, x,190p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 0195797841
\2,215
To what extent do Cyber Islamic Environments contain an edge of reality, which impact upon and represent actual people and
issues?This book seeks to explore this issue.

72.
Calverley, Edwin Elliot: Worship in Islam, being a transl. with comm. and introd. of ‘Al-Ghazzali’s book of the Ihya’ on the worship, Madras, 1925. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 2005, xiv,242p., bibl., ind., 19x12cm.
ISBN 8120817983
\1,858

73.
Chengappa, Bidanda M: Pakistan: Islamisation, army and foreign policy. ―New Delhi, APH, 2004, xiv,302p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8176485489
\4,368

74.
Dennett, Danial C: Conversion and the poll tax in early Islam. ―Reprint of 1950: Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi, 2000, x,118p., bibl., ind., 23cm. (IAD Religio-Philosophy (Reprint)
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75.
Donnan, Hastings (ed.): Interpreting Islam. ―New Delhi, Vistaar, 2002, x,196p., ind., 24cm. ISBN 8178290766
(pb)\1,743
Documents the diversity and richness of contemporary knowledge about Islam and Muslim society.

76.
Engineer, Asghar Ali (ed.): Islam, women and gender justice. ―New Delhi, Gyan Pub. House, 2001, 370p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 812120755X
\3,706
Collection of papers presented in a couple of seminars on Muslim women, their rights and empowerment held in different places in India.

77.
Engineer, Asghar Ali: Islam: challenges in twenty-first century. ―New Delhi, Gyan Pub. House, 2004, various pagings, ind., 23cm. ISBN 8121208548
\3,412
The issues dealt with in these essays are very relevant to modern age and also for peace and harmony in the world. Islam, the author argues, is a religion of peace and it is bounden duty of every Muslim to strive for peace.

78.
Engineer, Asghar Ali: On developing theology of peace in Islam. ―New Delhi, Sterling Pub., 2003, xii,220p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8120724666
\2,509

79.
Esposito, John L (b.1908) (ed.): Islam: the straight path, rev. 3rd edition, updated with new epilogue. ―New York, OUP, 2005, xviii,304p., (17)ill., (1)maps, gloss., bibl., ind., 24cm. ISBN 0195182669
(pb)
\2,341
The author traces the development of this dynamic faith and its impact on world history and politics, discussing the formation of Islamic belief and practice and chronicling the struggle of Muslims to define and adhere to their Islamic way of life.

80.
Fahad, Obaidullah: Redefining Islamic political thought: a critique in methodological perspective. ―New Delhi, Serials Publ., 2006, xii,288p., gloss., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8183870198
\4,735

81.
Gabriel, Theodore (ed.): Islam in the contemporary world. ―New Delhi, Vikas, 2000, xx,250p., bibl., ind., 22cm. ISBN 8125908765\3,108

82.
Goel, Sita Ram: The story of Islamic imperialism in India. ―Reprint of 1994: New Delhi, Voice of India, 2001, vi,138p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8185990239
(pb)
\630

83.
Goodman, Lenn Evan (b.1944): Islamic humanism. ―New Delhi, OUP, 2003, xiv,274p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN0195135806\5,029
Drawing on a wide range of writings, from love poetry to pietism, to satire, to history and meta-physics, and on to hunting, music and the dance, clothing, politics, and the marketplace, Goodman discloses the rich texture of classical Islamic civilization―its distinctive problematics and the space it left for the talents and creativity of the individual.

84.
Gordon, Matthew S: Islam: origins, practices, holy-texts, sacred persons, sacred places. ―New York, OUP, 2002, 112p., (20)col. ill., bibl., ind., 20cm. ISBN 019521885X
\3,758

85.
Grare, Fredric: Political Islam in the Indian subcontinent: the Jamaat-i-Islami. ―New Delhi, Manohar, 2001, 134p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 817304404X
(pb)
\1,260
Contents: (i) Early stages: in search of an ideology. (ii) The Jamaat-i-Islami in Pakistan politics: the improbable advance towards power. (iii) Geostrategy of the Jamaat-i-Islami. (iv) The Jamaat-i-Islami and minority Islam. (v) Neo-fundamentalism and globalization: The Rushdie-Affair.

86.
Hafez, Mohammed M: Why Muslims rebel: repression and resistance in the Islamic world. ―New Delhi, Viva Books, 2005, xviii,254p., (6)ill., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8130900173
(pb)
\2,509
Rejecting theories of economic deprivation and psychological alienation, Mohammed Hafez offers a provocative analysis of the factors that contribute to protracted violence in the Muslim world today.

87.
Hangloo, Rattanlal (b.1954) (ed.): Approaching Islam. ―New Delhi, Black & White, 2005, xii,248p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8189320092
\3,108
Contains contributions from many scholars to put Islam in proper perspective.

88.
Hartung, Jan-Peter et al. (ed.): Islamic education, diversity, and national identity: dini madaris in India Post 9/11.
―New Delhi, Sage Publ., 2006, 332p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8178295792
\4,074
The book discusses the phenomenon of dini madaris from the Mughal times till the end of the colonial period. It analyses the regional perspectives as well as the current developments. The contributions also discuss crucial issues like gender and the role of media in the aftermath of 9/11.

89.
Hasnain, Nadeem (ed.): Islam and Muslim communities in South Asia. ―New Delhi, Serials Publ., 2006, xx,372p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8183870147
\6,289
This book contains twenty-one papers dealing with Islam and Muslim communities in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The topics discussed are: social stratification and elements of caste among the Muslims, structure of kinship relations and family wall and different aspects of religion-rituals of protection, religiosity and Islamic institutions, religion and society etc.

90.
Hughes, TP: Outlines of Islam, ed. and rev. edition, introd. by Syed Ameer Ali. ―New Delhi, Aryan Books, 1998, xxxviii,169p., ind., 23cm. (The Masterpiece Library of Islam; 2) ISBN 8173051380
\2,509

91.
Husain, Akbar: Islamic psychology: emergence of a new field. ―New Delhi, Global Vision Pub. House, 2006, xiii,222p., ind., bibl., 23cm. ISBN 818220139X
\3,706

92.
Husain, MG: Muslim youth and Madrasa education: in Purnea district of Bihar, Kualalumpuram, 1998. ―Reprint: New Delhi, Institute of Objective Studies, 2004, x,162p., (33)ill., (5)maps, 23cm. ISBN 81852205822
\1,260

93.
Hussain, Iqbal S: The decline of the Muslim Ummah. ―Faisalabad, Humanity Intl., 2004, 468p., (18)ill., (2)maps, ind., 23cm. \3,769
A study of the present deteriorating conditions in Muslim’s moral and ethic and the suggestions and remedial measures to improve principles of social and moral renewal to bridge the gulf between thought and action.

94.
Iqbal, Afzal: Dimensions of Islam. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi.
\1,554

95.
Irving, Washington: Mohammed and Islam. ―New Delhi, Aryan Books, 1998, x,270p., 23cm. (The Masterpiece Library of Islam; 1) ISBN 8173051372
\3,475

96.
Islam and the challenges of modernity: an agenda for the twenty-first century. ―Islamabad, Quaid-i-Azam University, 2004, xii,468p., gloss., bibl., ind., 25cm. (NIHCR Publication; 118) ISBN 9694150744
\3,769

97.
Jackson, Sherman A: On the boundaries of theological tolerance in Islam: Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali’s Faysal al-Tafriqa Bayna al-Islam wa al-Zandaqa. ―Karachi, OUP, 2002, xvi,156p., bibl., ind., 25cm. (Studies in Islamic Philosophy; 1) ISBN 0195797914
\1,858

98.
Jafri, Syed Husain Mohammad: The origins and early development of Shi’a Islam. ―Reprint of
1979: Karachi, OUP, 2000, x,332p., bibl., ind., 23cm. (The Millennium Series) ISBN 0195793870
\3,108

99.
Jalalzai, Musa Khan: The holy terror: Al-Qaeda, Taliban and its roots in Pakistan and Afghanistan, revised edition.
―Lahore, Dua Publ., 2002, xii,240p., bibl., 23cm.
\2,814

100.
Jalalzai, Musa Khan: Islamization and minorities in Pakistan. ―Lahore, Jumhoori Publ., 2005, 354p., 23cm. ISBN9698455140\3,769

101.
Khan, Dominique-Sile: Conversions and shifting identities: Ramder Pir and the Ismailis in Rajasthan. ―New Delhi, Manohar, 1997, 294p., (8)pls., (2)maps, bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8173041814
\2,814
The study opens up new research prospects which are likely to alter the general landscape of its major themes: Rajasthan,
popular religion, Ismailism and beyond.

102.
Khan, Majid Ali: Islam on origin and evolution of life. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi.
\955

103.
Khan, Mohammad Ali: Revival of revolutionary Islam. ―Lahore, Photographics, 2004, xxxiv,272p., 23cm. (The Final Struggle; 1) \4,074

104.
Khan, Saniyasnain: Tell me about Hajj: what the Hajj is, why it’s so important and what it teaches me. ―New Delhi, Goodword Press, 2000, various pagings, several col. pls., (1)col. map, bibl., 28cm. ISBN 8187570008
\1,858

105.
Kidwai, M Saleem: Islam, America and South Asia. ―New Delhi, Gyan Pub. House, 2005, 320p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 812120870X \4,011

106.
Lammens, H: Islam: beliefs and institutions, transl. from the French by E. Denison Ross. 
Reprint: New Delhi, Aryan Books, 1998, x,256p., bibl., ind., 23cm. (The Masterpiece Library of Islam; 3) ISBN 8173051399
\3,171

107.
Lewis, Bernard: The political languages of Islam, Chicago, 1988. ―Reprint: Karachi, OUP, 2002, x,168p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 0195797825
\2,509

108.
Luling, Gunter: A challenge to Islam for reformation: the rediscovery and reliable reconstruction of a comprehensive pre-Islamic Christian Hymnal hidden in the Koran under earliest Islamic reinterpretations. ―Reprint: Delhi, Motilal, 2003, lxviii,580p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8120819527
\9,397

109.
Madani, Maulana Hussain Ahmad: Composite nationalism and Islam (Muttahida Qaumiyat aur Islam), tr. by Mohammad Anwer Hussain et al. ―New Delhi, Manohar, 2005, 152p., 19cm. ISBN 8173045909
\1,911
The book presents the author’s views on nationalism from his speeches and letters from the early 1920s.

110.
Mahdi, Muhsin S: Alfarabi and the foundation of Islamic political philosophy, with a foreword of Charles E. Butterworth. ―Reprint of 2001: Karachi, OUP, 2003, xviii,264p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 019579804X
(pb)
\2,698
An authoritative analysis of the work of Alfarabi, the founder of Islamic political philosophy.

111.
Mamdani, Mahmood: Good Muslim, bad Muslim: Islam, the USA, and the global war against terror. ―Reprint of 2004: Delhi, Permanent Black, 2005, viii,304p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8178241110
(pb)
\1,858
The author dispels the notion of ‘good’ (secular and westernized) Muslims as against ‘bad’ (premodern, fanatic) Muslims. He argues that such judgements emerge out of politics rather than from cultural or religious identity.

112.
Mannan, MA: Islamic economic theory and practice. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi.
\1,260

113.
Margoliouth, DS: Mohammed and the rise of Islam, introd. to reprint by Ram Swarup, London, 1905. ―Reprint: New Delhi, Voice of India, 1985, xxii,482p., gloss., bibl., ind., 23cm.
(pb)
\1,260

114.
The masterpiece library of Islam, 8 vols. ―Reprint: New Delhi, Aryan Books, 2002, cxxxii,2262p., (6)ill., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8173051453
(set)
\28,969
Vol.1: Mohammed and Islam by Washington Irving. ISBN 8173051372\3,475
Vol.2: Outlines of Islam by T.P. Hughes, ed. and rev. ed., introd. by Syed Ameer Ali. ISBN 8173051380\2,509
Vol.3: Islam: beliefs and institutions by H. Lammens, tr. from the French by E. Denison Ross. ISBN 8173051399\3,108
Vol.4: Selections from the Quran by M. Abdul Fazl. ISBN 8173051402 \4,431
Vol.5: The preaching of Islam: a history of the propagation of the Muslim faith by T.W.Arnold. ISBN 817301410 \5,691
Vol.6: The history of Islam: decisive moments by M.A. Enan. ISBN 8173051429 \4,074
Vol.7: Sufism: the mystical doctrines and the idea of personality by William Stoddart et al. ISBN 8173051437 \2,215
Vol.8: Islamic mysticism by R.A. Nicholson. ISBN 8173051445\3,475

115.
Mehmud, Mohammad Bin Khavend Shah Bin: Rauzat-usSafa (or garden of purity), 5 vols. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi (set)\9,460

116.
Metcalf, Barbara D: Islamic contestations: essays on Muslims in India and Pakistan. ―New Delhi, OUP, 2004, viii,366p., (11)ill., ind., 23cm. ISBN 0195666666
\3,769
The essays in this volume show the Islamic scholars of India and Pakistan as people engaged with issues of the modern world, pragmatically driven in their socio-political activities and not as blind reactionaries, as they are often described.

117.
Mez, Adam: The renaissance of Islam. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi
\1,911

118.
Mohaddessin, Mohammad: Islamic fundamentalism: the new global threat. ―Reprint of 2000:
New Delhi, Anmol, 2003, xlii,238p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8126114207
\3,769
The author discusses the pillars of Khomeini’s rule, ‘why’ and ‘ways’ of the export of Islamic fundamentalism and terrorist
networks.

119.
More, Sheshrao: Islam: maker of the Muslim mind. ―Pune, Rajhans Prak., 2004, viii,662p., indices(subject and proper names), 23cm. ISBN 8174342753
\5,029
A fair and lucid account of the three main founts of Islam: ‘The Life of Prophet Muhammad, The Holy Quran and The Hadis’.

120.
Muhammad Habibullah Mukhtar: Bringing up children in Islam, tr. by Rafiq ‘Abdurrahman. ―Delhi, Rightway Publ., 2003, xvi,440p., 23cm. ISBN 8187385154
\955

121.
Muhammad, Sya’ban H (b.1962): The role of Islam in Indonesian politics, foreword by Akhtarul Wasey. ―Delhi, Ajanta Publ., 1999, xx,257p., gloss., bibl., 23cm. ISBN 8120203046
\1,858
Contents: (i) Background: Islam in Indonesia. (ii) Political process in the Post-Independence period. (iii) Islamic political groups under ‘New Order’. (iv) Emasculation of political parties and Pancasila. (v) Abdurrahman Wahid’s Vision of Islamic Society. (vi) Association of Indonesian Muslim Intellectuals.

122.
Narain, Harsh: Jizyah and the spread of Islam. ―Reprint of 1990: New Delhi, Voice of India, 1997, vi,38p., 22cm. ISBN 8185990441(pb)
\661

123.
Nazmi, HA: Islamic challenges and the Arab world. ―New Delhi, First Edition, 2004, xii,174p., bibl., ind., 22cm. ISBN 8188886017 \2,509

124.
Nizami, KA: Studies in Islamic mysticism. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi
\955

125.
Numani, Shibli (1857-1914): ‘Umar, an abridged edition of Shibli Numani’s ‘Umar al-Faruq. ―New Delhi, OUP, 2004, xii,158p., (3)maps, ind., 23cm. (Makers of Islamic Civilization Series) ISBN 0195660471
(pb)
\1,438
The author describes the personal strengths, skills and character of ‘Umar, and evaluates his contribution to the ethos of Islam.

126.
Pasha, SAM: Islam in Pakistan’s foreign policy. ―New Delhi, Global Media Pub., 2005, 256p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8188869155\3,769

127.
Pipes, Daniel: In the path of God: Islam and political power. ―Reprint of 1983: New Delhi, Voice of India, 2001, x,374p., ind., 24cm. ISBN 8185990700
(pb)
\1,501
It offers both a comprehensive historical review and a wide-ranging contemporary survey of Islamic politics, in their doctrinal as well as practical manifestations.

128.
Pipes, Daniel: The Rushdie affair: the novel, the Ayatollah and the West. ―Reprint of 1990: New Delhi, Voice of India, 1998, xxiv,322p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8185990530
(pb)
\1,260

129.
Pleshov, Oleg V (1934-2003): Islamism and travails of democracy in Pakistan. ―New Delhi,
Greenwich Millennium Press, 2004, 280p., bibl., ind., 22cm. ISBN 8189126008
\2,814
The book highlights the peculiarities of Pakistan’s development since its inception in 1947 against the backdrop of historical evolution of Islam on the South Asian sub-continent.

130.
Qadir, Adbul: Arab nationalism and Islamic universalism. ―New Delhi, Global Vision Pub. House, 2006, viii,254p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8182201462
\3,769
Critical examination of the politics of the Arab world.

131.
Qureshi, Ishtiag Hussain: Ulema and politics: a study relating to the political activities of the Ulema in the South-Asian subcontinent from 1556 to 1947. ―Reprint: Delhi, Renaissance Pub. House, 1998, xvi,432p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 818519968X
\4,074
Deals with the role that the Ulema played in the politics of the Indian subcontinent. It covers a period of a little less than four
centuries from 1556 to 1947.

132.
Qureshi, Muniruddin: Status of women in Islam. ―New Delhi, Reference Press, 2003, x,366p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8188583197\4,735

133.
Ram Swarup: Hindu view of Christianity and Islam, 2nd edition. ―New Delhi, Voice of India, 1995, 136p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8185990662
\777

134.
Ram Swarup: Woman in Islam. ―Reprint of 1994: New Delhi, Voice of India, 2000, xii,52p., ind.,
22cm. ISBN8185990166
(pb)
\630

135.
Reason, freedom, and democracy in Islam: essential writings of ‘Abdolkarim Soroush’, tr., ed. and with a critical introd. by Mahmoud Sadri et al. ―New York, OUP, 2000, xx,236p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 0195128125
\3,108
The essays in this volume set forth the author’s view on matters such as the necessity of freedom of belief and the compatibility of Islam and democracy.

136.
Reetz, Dietrich: Islam in the public sphere: religious groups in India, 1900-1947. ―New Delhi, OUP, 2006, xvi,380p., gloss., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 0195668103
\4,074
The book explores the contestation of the public sphere by different Islamic groups and traditions in colonial India. It traces the genesis of madrasa-based movements and Islamic groups in South Asia and helps understand the roots of the current state of Islamic activism and militancy in the region.

137.
Roy, Olivier: Globalised Islam: the search for a new Ummah. ―New Delhi, Rupa & Co., 2005, xii,348p., ind., 22cm. ISBN 8129108208
\2,509

138.
Saikia, Jaideep: Terror Sans Frontiers: Islamist militancy in North-East India. ―New Delhi, Vision Books, 2004, 224p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 817094600X
\2,509
The book provides both a timely warning and original insights into the linkages between Islamic militancy and the broader issues
of security in North-East India.

139.
Saiyidain, KG: Islam: the religion of peace. ―New Delhi, Har-Anand, 1994, viii,248p., ind., 23cm.
ISBN8124102104
\1,554
Contents: (i) The message of Islam. (ii) The concept of the universal man. (iii) Islam’s quest for religious unity. (iv) The social, moral and economic principles of Islam. (v) The rise and fall of nations. (vi) Islam’s quest for peace. (vii) Quran’s invitation to think. (viii) The position of women in Islam.

140.
Samiuddin, Abida et al. (ed.): Muslim feminism and feminist movement: Central Asia: Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakstan, Soviet Central Asia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan. ―Delhi, Global Vision Pub. House, 2002, viii,416p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8187746343 \6,289
The objective of this book is to conduct an in-depth study of the origin and development of Muslim feminism and feminist
movement in Central Asian countries Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakstan, Soviet Central Asia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.

141.
Sarma, Pradip (b.1940): Holy shrines of Assam: Brahmanical, Bauddha, Christian, Islamic, Jain and Sikh. ―Delhi, BR, 2002, xviii,166p., (27)ill., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8176462640
\2,509

142.
Schuon, Frithjof: Understanding Islam, with a foreword by Annemarie Schimmel, USA, 1998. ―Reprint: New Delhi, New Age Books, 2005, xii,204p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8178221519(pb) \1,260

143.
Secularism, Islam and modernity: selected essays of Alam Khundmiri, ed. with an introd. by M.T. Ansari. ―New Delhi, Sage Publ., 2001, 308p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8178290286
\2,814
This absorbing collection of essays encapsulates Khundmiri’s dual project of situating Islam in the modern context and scrutinizing the modern in the light of Islam.

144.
Shamsi, Nayyar: Human rights and Islam. ―New Delhi, Reference Press, 2003, x,368p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN8188583154\4,735

145.
Sharma, Shashi S: Caliphs and Sultans: religious ideology and political praxis. ―New Delhi, Rupa & Co., 2004, xxx,306p., ind., 24cm. ISBN 8129104008
\3,108
This book studies the parameters of Islamic political practice. It examines the emergence of Islam as a conjoint religio-political world view, wherein the establishment of an Islamic state is considered as important for specific purposes as the performance of prayer and pilgrimage.

146.
Shaz, Rashid: Understanding the Muslim Malaise: a conceptual approach in the Indian context. ―New Delhi, Milli Publ., 2001, 136p., 23cm. ISBN 8187856009
(pb)
\714

147.
Shekhar, Sudhanshu (ed.): Islam and peace in the 21st century, 2 vols. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2004, xxiv,606p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126117982
(set)
\22,690

148.
Siddiqi, Rais: Islam: faith, state and law. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2005, x,448p., bibl., ind., 23cm.
ISBN8126122226
\6,289

149.
Sikand, Yoginder: Bastions of the believers: Madrasas and Islamic education in India. ―New Delhi, Penguin Books, 2005, xl,358p., gloss., ind., 20cm. ISBN 0144000202
(pb)
\2,509
The book covers a wide range of thought-provoking issues from the origins and development of the institution to critiques of madrasa curricula and the alleged links between madrasas and Islamist militancy making this a must-read for all those interested in creating and preserving a just social order.

150.
Sikri, Rehana: Women in Islamic culture and society: a study of family, feminism and franchise. ―New Delhi, Kanishka, 1999, viii,328p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8173912688
\3,475
The present publication represents a modest attempt to profile the various critical issues that engender widespread debate and discussion in the context of women in Islamic culture and society, the subjects of marriage, divorce, succession, dower and custody of children. Particular focus is on women in non-Islamic society, with ample references drawn from Israel and environs.

151.
Syed, MH (ed.): Human rights in Islam: the modern perspective, 2 vols. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2003, xvi,522p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126113804
(set)
\18,910
Vol.1: Concept of human rights. Vol.2: Social justice.

152.
Taqiuddin an-Nabhani: The Islamic state. ―New Delhi, Milli Publ., 2001, vi,284p., 25cm. (Living Islam Series; 2) ISBN 8187856041 \3,706
This book demonstrates how Muslims should re-establish their state so that the light that guided the world in the darkest of ages returns to enlighten humanity once again.

153.
Troll, Christian W (ed.): Muslim shrines in India: their character, history and significance, with an introd. by Marc Gaborieau. ―Reprint of 1989: New Delhi, OUP, 2003, xxxiv,328p., (12)pls., ind., 23cm. ISBN0195664272
\2,814

154.
Waines, David: An introduction to Islam, 2nd edition. ―New Delhi, Foundation Books, 2004,
xii,368p., (22)ill., (1)map, ind., 23cm. ISBN 8175961899
(pb)
\1,858

155.
Waseem, Shah Mohammad et al. (ed.): Nahjul Balagha and inter-religious understanding, with foreword by Ali Reza Sheikh Attar. ―New Delhi, Renaissance Pub. House, 1997, xxx,302p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8185199647
\3,171

156.
Wasey, Akhtarul (ed.): Madrasas in India: trying to be relevant. ―New Delhi, Global Media Pub., 2005, 124p., 23cm. ISBN 81888691014
\1,911
The book discusses at length the issues confronting the Indian Madrasas, their contribution to the Indian society and their
shortcomings.

157.
Zallum, Abdul Qadeem: How the Khilafah was destroyed. ―New Delhi, Milli Publ., 2002, x,206p., 23cm. (Living Islam Series) ISBN 8187856076
\2,814
On the history of Islam.

159.
Ahmed, Z: Al-Qur’an: divine book of eternal value. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., xvi,306p.,
25cm. ISBN8174352694
\1,260

160.
Azmi, Aurang Zeb: The handy concordance of the Quran. ―New Delhi, Goodword Books, 2002,
208p., 23cm. ISBN8178980932
(pb)
\1,018

161.
Barlas, Asma: ‘Believing women’ in Islam: unreading patriarchal interpretations of the Qur’an. ―Reprint of 2002: Karachi, Sama Editorial & Pub. Services, 2004, xviii,254p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 9698784012
\4,368
This book takes readers into the very heart of Islamic teachings on women, gender and patriarchy allowing them to understand Islam through its most sacred scripture rather than through cultural practices or western media stereotypes.

162.
Bhatti, AK et al.: The holy Qur’an on environment. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., xvi,144p.,
22cm. ISBN8174351043
\955

163.
The Calcutta Quran petition, comp. with an introd. by Sita Ram Goel, 3rd rev. and enl. edition. ―New Delhi, Voice of India, 1999, xviii,325p., bibl., 23cm. ISBN 8185990581
(pb)
\955

164.
A code of the teachings of Al-Qur’an, by Muhammad Sharif Chaudhry. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2001, 668p., 25x18cm. ISBN 8171513096
\2,509

165.
Concordance of the Qur’an, by Gustan Flugel. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1992, 232p., 25x18cm.
ISBN 8171511473
\1,081

166.
Dictionary of holy Quran, 2 vols., by Maulana Mohammad Razi Khan Afridi et al. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2006, xliv,756p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126127961
(set)
\31,479

167.
The digest of the holy Qur’an, by Masudul Hasan. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2001, 444p.,
25x18cm. ISBN8171511562
\1,260

168.
An easy way to understanding Qur’an, 2 parts, by Hasanuddin Ahmed. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1989, 312p., 23cm. ISBN 8171511007
(pb)
(set)
\661

169.
Encyclopaedia of Quranic studies, 26 vols., by Maulana Mohammad Razi Khan Afridi et al. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2006, cccxviii,10795p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126127716
(set)
\567,021

170.
Encyclopaedia of the holy Qur’an, 5 vols., ed. by N.K. Singh et al. ―Delhi, Global Vision Pub. House, 2000, lxxxv,1708., ind., 26cm. ISBN 8187746009
(set)
\31,479

171.
Engineer, Asghar Ali: The Qur’an, women and modern society, 2nd edition. ―New Delhi, New Dawn Press, 2005, viii,240p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 1932705422
\3,171

172.
Falahi, Towqueer Alam (b.1965): The Quranic concept of war and peace. ―New Delhi, Kanishka, 2004, 110p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8173916136
\1,911

173.
Fazl, M Abdul: Selections from the Quran. ―New Delhi, Aryan Books, 1998, xxiv,330p., 23cm. (The Masterpiece Library of Islam; 4) ISBN 8173051402
\4,431

174.
Fehrist-e-Mazameen Al-Qur’an Al-Kareem (Arabic-Urdu), by Syed Mohd. Osama. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2002, 720p., 25cm. ISBN 817151328X
\2,509

175.
The fundamental teachings of Qur’an and Hadith (with Arabic text), compiled and ed. by Nisar Ahmed. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1994, 356p., 25cm. ISBN 8171510507
\714

176.
God, universe and man: The holy Qur’an and hereafter, by Fateh Ullah Khan. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1999, 384p., 25cm. ISBN 8171512615
(pb)
\2,100

177.
Haq, MA: Educational philosophy of the holy Qur’an. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 364p., 25cm.
ISBN8174352929
(pb)
\1,554

178.
The holy Qur’an (in Arabic-English-Urdu), Urdu transl. by Fateh Mohammad Jallendhri, English transl. by Muhammed Marmaduke Pickthall. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2001, 746p., 25cm. ISBN 8171510000
\955

179.
The holy Qur’an, English transl., comm. and notes with full Arabic text, by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2004, 1920p., 23cm. ISBN 8171510280
\1,438

180.
The holy Qur’an, tr. by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. ―Reprint of 1934: New Delhi, Goodword Books, 2001, x,478p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8178980029
\1,743

181.
The holy Qur’an, transliteration in Roman script and English transl. with Arabic text, by Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall, improved edition with new laser typesetting. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2002, 640p., 25cm. ISBN 8171512062
\1,260

182.
The holy Qur’an, transliteration in Roman script with Arabic text and English transl. (two colours), by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2004, 652p., 25cm. ISBN 8171512704
\1,554

183.
The holy Qur’an, with English transl., comm. and notes with full Arabic text, by Abdullah Yusur. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2001, 1392p., 23cm. ISBN 8171511961
\1,911

184.
Index-cum-concordance for the holy Qur’an: a key to the holy Qur’an, by Al-Haj Khan Bahadur Altaf Ahmed Kharie. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1993, 1044p., 25cm. ISBN 8171511686
\3,171

185.
The interpretation of the meanings of noble Qur’an, 9 vols., by Muhammad Taqi-ud-din Al-Hilali et al. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1996, 4956p., 25cm.
(set)
\11,319
A summarized version of Al-Tabari, Al-Qurtubi, and Ibn Khatir with comments from Sahih-Al-Bukhari.

186.
Jamil, Javed et al.: The essence of the divine verses: a systematic study of the holy Qur’an, foreword by Saiyid Hamid. ―Saharanpur, Mission Publ., 2002, 448p., ind., 23cm.
\5,565

187.
Khan, AM: Historical value of the Qur’an and Hadith. ―Delhi, Global Vision Pub. House, 2003, viii,148p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8187746475
\1,911

188.
Malik, Zahid (ed.): Subject of Qur’an. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1998, 808p., 23cm. ISBN 8171512542
\1,911

189.
Nurbaki, Haluk: Verses from the holy Qur’an and the facts of science, 2nd edition. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2002, 392p., 23cm. ISBN 8171512585
\1,375

190.
Pakistani Panj Surah (in English), based on Qur’anic Aayaat and Islamic Wazaa’if, Arabic transl.
of the Qur’anic Aayaat, by M.M. Pickthall, English tr. by M. Jauhar Khan. ―Delhi, Rightway
Publ., 2003, 596p., 23cm. ISBN 8187385995
\1,438

191.
Qur’anic cosmology, by Moid Siddiqui. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2004, 128p., 23cm. ISBN 8171513441
(pb)
\630

192.
Qur’anic foundations and structure of Muslim society, by Muhammad Fazl-ur-Rahman Ansari. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2002, 816p., 23cm. ISBN 8171513190
\3,171

193.
Qur’anic prism (Manshoor-e-Qur’an), trilingual Qur’anic subjects index, compiled by Abdul Hakim Malik. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1999, 774p., 23cm. ISBN 817151278X \2,698

194.
Raza, Ali Musa: Muhammad in the Qur’an. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi.
\955

195.
Taher, Mohamed (ed.): Studies in Quran. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 1997, x,249p., 23cm. (Encyclopaedic Survey of Islamic Culture Series; 2) ISBN 8174885366
\3,171

196.
Yahya, Harun (b.1956): True wisdom described in the Quran. ―New Delhi, Goodword Books, 2004, 128p., 22cm. ISBN 8178982951(pb)
\661

198.
Amini, Maulana Mohammad Taqi: Textual critical study of Hadith. ―Delhi,
Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi, 1997, iv,176p.,
\1,081
This study dismisses the dogma branding it as unpragmatic. The author evolves his own theory with utmost transparency and integrates religion and Hadith from hitherto fanaticism and bigotry.

199.
Mishkat-ul-Masabih (with Arabic text), 3 vols., tr. and annotated by Abdul Hameed Siddiqui. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2000, 968p., 25cm. ISBN 817151037X
(set)
\2,509

200.
Riyadh-us-Saleheen (in Arabic-English), 2 vols., compiled by Imam Abu Zakariya Bin Sharaf An-Nawawi Yahya, tr. by S.M. Madani Abbasi. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2001, 986p., 25cm. ISBN 8171512429
(set)
\1,911

201.
Sahih Muslim, 4 vols., by Imam Muslim, tr. by Abdul Hamid Siddiqui. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2004, 1972p., 25cm. ISBN 8171512089
(set)
\5,029

202.
Sahih Muslim, 8 vols. (in Arabic-English), English transl. by A.H. Siddiqui. ―New Delhi, Adam
Pub. & Dist. ISBN8174350500
(set)
\10,059

203.
Sunan Abu Dawud, 3 vols., English transl. with explanatory notes and introd. by Ahmad Hasan. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2003, 1616p., 25cm. ISBN 8171511139
(set)
\3,769

204.
Sunan Ibn-I-Majah (in Arabic-English), 5 vols., tr. by Muhammad Tufail. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2004, 2568p., 25cm. ISBN 8171512909
(set)
\9,460

205.
Swarup, Ram: Understanding Islam through Hadis: religious faith or fanaticism?. ―4th Reprint: New Delhi, Voice of India, 2001, xx,258p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8185990735
(pb)
\1,260

206.
The translation of the meanings of Sahih Al-Bukhari (in Arabic-English), 9 vols., English transl. by Muhammed Muhsin Khan. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1987, 4054p., 25cm. ISBN 8171510132
(set)
\11,319

208.
Datta, SK et al.: Pakistan: from Jinnah to Jehad. ―New Delhi, UBS, 2002, xii,348p., ind., 23cm.
ISBN8174763996
\2,509
The book analyses the contemporary situation and looks at the future strategic scenario.

209.
Encyclopaedia of Jihad, 5 vols., compiled and ed. by R.K. Pruthi. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2002, c,1580p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 812611116X
(set)
\37,821

210.
The Jihad fixation: agenda, strategy, portents: compiled articles. ―Delhi, Wordsmiths, 2001, 424p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8187412038 \4,252

211.
Khan, Mohammad Ali: Islamic Jihad and western civilization. ―Lahore, Photographics, 2004, 326p., 23cm. (The Final Struggle; II) \4,074

212.
Majumdar, Suhas: Jihad: the Islamic doctrine of permanent war. ―Reprint of 2001: New Delhi,
Voice of India, 2004, x,102p., ind., 23cm.
(pb)
\630

213.
Noorani, AG: Islam and Jihad. ―New Delhi, LeftWord Books, 2002, xii,116p., 22cm.
ISBN 8187496231
(pb)
\630
A leftist view on the complex history of Islam and presents the case for a reformist, modern interpretation of the faith, its scripture, and its political vision.

214.
Sareen, Sushant: The Jihad factory: Pakistan’s Islamic revolution in the making. ―New Delhi, Har-Anand, 2005, 352p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8124110751
\3,108

216.
Fidai, Rafi Ahmad et al.: The companions of the holy Prophet (S.A.W.). ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 456p., 22cm. ISBN 8174352236
\1,260

217.
Hamidullah, Muhammad: The life and work of the Prophet of Islam. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 522p., 23cm. ISBN 8174353585(pb)
\2,215

218.
Hussain, Syed Maqbool: Sayings of the holy Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.). ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 290p., 23cm. ISBN 8174353046
\1,260

219.
Imam Ibn-e-Kathir: Qisaasul Anbiyaa. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 420p., 23cm.
ISBN 8174351310
\1,260
An important book on the life of the Prophets and what happened to them during their holy missions.

220.
Khan, Majid Ali: Muhammad: the final messenger. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi.
\1,554

221.
Khan, Syed Ahmed: Essays on the life of Mohamad. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi.
\1,554

222.
Margoliouth, DS: Mohammed and the rise of Islam, introd. by Ram Swarup, London, 1905. ―Reprint: New Delhi, Voice of India, 1985, xxii,482p., gloss., bibl., ind., 23cm.
(pb)
\1,260

223.
Muhd. Bin-e-Abd-Al-Wahab: Life of the Prophet in brief. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 408p.,
22cm. ISBN8174351922
\1,911

224.
Muir, Sir William: The life of Mahomet: from original sources, with an introd. to the reprint by Ram Swarup. ―2nd Indian Reprint: New Delhi, Voice of India, 2002, iv,556p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 818599076X
(pb)
\1,911

225.
Numani. Allama Shibli: Sirat-un-Nabi: the life of the Prophet P.B.U.H., 5 vols. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2004, 1288p., 23cm. ISBN 8171512828
(set)
\6,289

226.
Salmin, Md. Ali Al-Al Haj: The holy Prophet Muhammad through different lights. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi.
\2,509

228.
Arberry, AJ: Sufism: an account of the mystics of Islam. ―Reprint: New Delhi, Cosmo, 2003, 142p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8177557513\2,814

229.
The attitude of Islam towards science and philosophy, a transl. of Ibn Rushd’s (Averroes), famous
treatise ‘Faslul-Al-Maqal’, tr. by Hamid Naseem Rafiabadi et al. ―New Delhi, Sarup & Sons,
2003, xii,208p., ind., 23cm. ISBN8176254134
\2,814

230.
Badawi, Abdelfattah M (b.1924) et al.: The Sufi alchemy of peace. ―Srinagar, Gulshan Books,
2005, x,168p., bibl., 23cm. ISBN 8186714847
\2,698

231.
Bahadur, Krishna P (b.1924): Sufi mysticism. ―New Delhi, Ess Ess Publ., 1999, xiv,265p., bibl.,
23cm. ISBN8170002508
\3,769
The author tries to put Sufism in its proper perspectives as a spiritual way of life beyond all religions.

232.
Bijli, Shah Mohammad (b.1932): Mysticism. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi, 1999, xxii,68p., 22cm. (IAD Religio-Philosophy (Original) Series; 32)
\661

233.
Bijli, SM (b.1932): Early Muslim mystics and philosophers. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi,
2000, xx,223p., 23cm. (IAD Religio-Philosophy (original) Series; 34)
\2,215
This book attempts to give a brief biographical sketch of some of the early Muslim thinkers (mostly from Balkh and Al-Andulas) who glorified the name of Islam by their contribution to science, philosophy and ethics, about whom the present day youth have no knowledge.

234.
Biographical encyclopaedia of Sufis, Vols.1-3, ed. by N. Hanif. ―New Delhi, Sarup & Sons, 2002,
1146p., 26cm.
(set)
\22,984
Vol.1: South Asia.  2000, 419p.
Vol.2: Central Asia and the Middle East.  2002, 524p.
Vol.3: Africa and Europe.  2002, 203p.

235.
Chaudhary, Shahid A: Sufism in not Islam: a comparative study. ―New Delhi, Regency Publ., 1998, xiv,235p., bibl., 23cm. ISBN 8186030352
\2,814
The author explores both Islam and Sufism (nay mysticism) in the light of the Quran and says that Sufism and Islam are two entirely different thoughts.

236.
A critical exposition of Iqbal’s philosophy. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 228p.,
ISBN 8174353186
\1,438

237.
Dahnhardt, Thomas (b.1964): Change and continuity in Indian Sufism: a Naqshbandi-Mujaddidi branch in the Hindu environment. ―New Delhi, DK Printworld, 2002, xvi,448p., bibl., ind., 23cm. (Islamic Heritage in Cross-Cultural Perspectives; 3) ISBN 8124601704\4,735

238.
Dhaul, Laxmi: The Sufi saint of Ajmer, photographs by Sanjay Singh Badnor. ―Mumbai, Thea Enterprises, 2001, 96p., col. ill., map, bibl., 29cm.
\5,029
On the life of Mu’inuddin Hasan Cishti Sanjari Ajmeri, 1142-1236, Indian Muslim Sufi saint of Chishtiyah order.

239.
Dhaul, Laxmi: The Sufi shrine of Ajmer, photographs by Sanjay Singh Badnor. ―New Delhi, Rupa & Co., 2004, 128p., full of col. ill., (4)maps, bibl., 22cm. ISBN 8129104164
(pb)
\1,260
Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti’s tomb lies in Ajmer in Rajasthan. He was one of the greatest Sufi saints and his Dargah is a centre of pilgrimage for thousands of people of all faiths.

240.
Eaton, Richard Maxwell: Sufis of Bijapur 1300-1700: social roles of Sufis in medieval India. ―Reprint of 1978: New Delhi, Munshiram, 1996, xxxii,358p., (13)ill., (1)map, 23cm. ISBN 8121507405
\3,475

241.
Encyclopaedia of Sufism, 12 vols., ed. by Masood Ali Khan et al. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2003, cxx,4224p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126113111
(set)
\151,179
Vol.1: An introduction to Sufism: origin, philosophy and development. Vol.2: Sufism: tenets, orders and saints. Vol.3: Sufism in India. Vol.4: Chisti order of Sufism and miscellaneous literature. Vol.5: Some prominent Sufi saints. Vol.6: Sufism and Suhrawardi order. Vol.7: Basic principles of Sufism in Islam. Vol.8: Great Sufi saints: Sarmad and Bawa Muhaiyaddeen. Vol.9: Early Sufi literature. Vol.10: Sufism in South India and Punjab. Vol.11: Early Sufi masters: Sharafuddin Maneri and Abdullah Ansari. Vol.12: Sufism and Naqshbandi order.

242.
Fawa’id al-Fu’ad: spiritual and literary discourses of Shaikh Nizamuddin Awliya, originally compiled by Amir Hasan ‘Ala’ Sijzi Dehlawi, English transl. with introd. and historical annotation by Ziya-ul-Hasan Faruqi. ―New Delhi, DK Printworld, 1996, viii,495p., ind., 23cm. (Islamic Heritage in Cross-Cultural Perspectives; 2)
ISBN 8124600422
\4,074
Fqwa’id al-Fu’ad is a monumental work of spiritual and literary discourses of Shaikh Nizamuddin Awliya who lived in medieval India.

243.
Gajwani, SL (b.1931): A Sufi galaxy: Sufi Galandar Hazrat Sai Qutub Ali Shah, his spiritual successors, and select disciples: Sufi saints of the present times. ―Ulhas Nagar, HM Damodar, 2000, 316p., ill.(some col.), bibl., ind., 22cm.
\1,554
With reference to contemporary Sufi saints from India.

244.
Gull, Surayia (Naqati) (b.1966): Mir Saiyid Ali Hamadani and Kubraviya Sufi order in Kashmir. 
New Delhi, Kanishka, 2003, xxii,156p., (20)col. pls., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8173915814
\2,814
On the life and philosophy of Saiyid Ali Shah Hamadani who carried the sufi tradition to the masses because of which he has come to be known as Amir-e-Kabir, Shah-e-Hamadan and Ali Sani.

245.
Gupta, RK (b.1950): Yogis in silence: the great sufi masters. ―Delhi, BR, 2001, xiv,302p., (4)ill.,
ind., 23cm. ISBN8176461997
\3,769
The book provides a glimpse of the life and conduct of some of the great Sufi masters from 8th century A.D. onwards.

246.
Haidar, Mansura (ed.): Sufis, Sultans, and feudal orders: Professor Nurul Hasan commemoration volume. ―New Delhi, Manohar, 2004, xvi,498p., 23cm. ISBN 8173045488
\6,289

247.
Hasan, Dilshad: Islam: philosophy and ideology. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2005, x,362p., bibl., ind.,
23cm. ISBN8126122382
\5,691

248.
Heinemann, David: Sufi therapy of the heart: a transcendent experience. ―New Delhi, Sterling Pub., 2003, xx,364p., (16)col. pls., (2)ill., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8120724682(pb)
\2,215
On psychoneuroimmunology.

249.
Hussaini, Syed Shah Khusro: Sayyid Muhhammad Al-Husayni Gisudraz: on Sufism. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi
\1,554

250.
Islahi, Amin Ahsan: Self purification and development. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 316p.,
23cm. ISBN8174351728
(pb)
\1,260

251.
Jackson, Paul: The way of a Sufi. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi \1,554

252.
Kaul, RN: Kashmir’s mystic: poetess Lalla Ded, alias, Lalla Arifa. ―New Delhi, S. Chand & Co., 1999, x,102p., bibl., ind., 22cm. ISBN 8121918219
\955
Life and works of Laldyada, 14th century, mystic Kashmiri poetess

253.
Khan, Ishaq Mohammad (b.1946): Kashmir’s transition to Islam: the role of Muslim rishis, fifteenth to eighteenth century. ―New Delhi, Manohar, 1994, viii,302p., (8)pls., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN817304063X
\2,037
Contents: (i) Conceptual framework of conversion to Islam. (ii) The historical background of the Rishi movement. (iii) Socio-religious milieu of Shaikh Nuruddin Rishi. (iv) Shaikh Nuruddin’s religious career and its social impact. (v) Religious thought of Shaikh Nuruddin. (vi) The attitudes of the Sufi orders towards the Rishi movement. (vii) The Rishis and conversions of miracles and legends.

254.
Khan, KD: Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti: social and educational relevance. ―New Delhi, Sarup Sons, 2004, iv,122p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8176255157
\1,554
On Hadrat Khwaja Moinuddin Hasan Chisti, 1190-1235 AD, Sufi saint of Ajmer and his contribution towards modern education in general and contemporary youth in particular.

255.
Khan, Masood Ali et al. (ed.): Chisti order of Sufism and miscellaneous literature. ―New Delhi,
Anmol, 2003, x,336p., bibl., ind., 25cm. (Encyclopaedia of Sufism Series) ISBN 8126113715
\12,631
The present book deals elaborately with the prominent Chisti order of Sufism, its different proponents and their teachings.

256.
Lala, Chhaganlal (b.1931) (ed.): Fiha-ma-Fiha: table talk of Maulana Rumi, tr. by Bankey Behari. ―Delhi, BR, 1998, xii,252p., 23cm. ISBN 817646029X
\2,215
Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi (1207-1273) was a scholar, mystic, saint, theologian and literateur of eminence of Iran.

257.
Laliwala, Jaferhusein I: Islamic philosophy of religion: synthesis of science, religion and philosophy. ―New Delhi, Sarup & Sons, 2005, xvi,226p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8176254762
\3,171

258.
Malek, Intaj: Upanishads and Islamic mysticism. ―Delhi, Bharatiya Kala Prak., 2004, xii,190p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8180900649\2,215
The book deciphers the two separate traditions of spirituality.

259.
Masani, RP: The conference of the birds: a Sufi allegory, being an abridged version of Farid-Ud-Din Attar’s Mantiq-Ut-Tayr, Calcutta, 1924. ―Reprint: New Delhi, AES, 2003, xii,128p., ind., 19cm. ISBN 8120617223
\1,260
On Persian mysticism.

260.
Mathnawi of Jalaluddin Rumi, 5 vols., tr. and comm. by R.A. Nicholson. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 2347p., 23cm. ISBN 8174351582
(set)
\12,631

261.
Maulana Rumi’s Masnavi, 6 vols., tr. and comm. by M.G. Gupta et al. ―Agra, MG Pub., 1995-96, various pagings, ind., 23cm. (set)
\18,196

262.
Moini, S Liyaqat Hussain (b.1947): The Chishti shrine of Ajmer: pirs, pilgrims, practices. ―Jaipur, Publication Scheme, 2004, xxii,258p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8181820088
\5,029
The present work deals with the teachings, thought and practices of the great Chishti saint, Khwaja Mo’inddin and the history, working organization of the shrine, the duties and functions and role of its custodian/keepers and supervisors (Khuddam), sources of income, ceremonies and crowds of pilgrims on the occasion of annual urs the Dargah.

263.
Mooren, Thomas (b.1947): I do not adore what you adore! theology and philosophy in Islam:
selected papers and speeches, with a foreword by Asghar Ali Engineer. ―Delhi, Media House,
2001, 278p., bibl., 22cm. ISBN8174950834
\1,260

264.
Naseem, Hamid: Muslim philosophy, science and mysticism. ―New Delhi, Sarup & Sons, 2001, x,350p., bibl, ind., 25cm. ISBN 8176252301
\7,896

265.
Nicholson, RA: Islamic mysticism. ―Reprint: New Delhi, Aryan Books, 1998, xiv,282p., ind., 23cm. (The Masterpiece Library of Islam; 8) ISBN 8173051445
\3,475

266.
Nicholson, RA: Studies in Islamic mysticism. ―Reprint of 1921: New Delhi, Cosmo, 2004, xiv,282p., ind., 22cm. ISBN 8177557580\3,769
This book acquaints the aspect of Islamic mysticism through three Sufis famous in the east.

267.
Nizami, KA: The life and times of Shaikh Farid-u’d-din Ganj-i-Shakar, with a foreword by Sir Hamilton Gibb, rev. and enl. edition. ―Reprint of 1955: Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi, 1998, xxiv,204p., bibl., ind., 24cm. (Muslim Religious Thinkers of South Asia Series; 3)
\2,037
Biography of a medieval mystic popularly known as Baba Farid(1175-1265).

268.
Nizami, KA: life and times of Shaikh Nasir-u’d-din Chiragh-i-Delhi. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi, 1991, vi,171p., bibl., ind., 25cm. (Muslim Religious Thinkers of South Asia Series; 4)
\1,554
On Shaikh Nasir-u’d-din Chiragh-i Delhi, d.1356, Indian Muslim saint.

269.
Nizami, KA: Life and times of Shaikh Nizam-ud-din Auliya. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi.
\1,911

270.
Peeran, SL: The essence of Islam, Sufism and its impact on India. ―New Delhi, Islamic Wonders Bureau, 1998, x,110p., 23cm. \1,554

271.
Rabbani, Wahid Bakhsh: Islamic Sufism: the science of flight to God, in God, with God, by God, and union and communion with God, also showing the tremendous Sufi influence on Christian and Hindu mystics and mysticism. ―Lahore, Al-Faisal Publishers, 2005, xviii,414p., (2)col. pls., bibl., ind., 23cm.
(pb)
\1,911

272.
Rafiabadi, Hamid Naseem (b.1958): Emerging from darkness: Ghazzali’s impact on the western philosophers. ―New Delhi, Sarup & Sons, 2002, viii,392p., bibl., 25cm. ISBN 8176253103
\7,896

273.
Rafiabadi, Hamid Naseem (b.1958): Saints and saviours of Islam. ―New Delhi, Sarup & Sons, 2005, xiv,344p., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8176255556
\7,539
Deals with the least known reformative, academic and social service related matters where Muslims have contributed clandestinely.

274.
Rasool, Ghulam: Chishti Nizami Sufi order of Bengal. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi
\1,554

275.
Renard, John (ed.): Windows on the house of Islam: Muslim sources on spirituality and religious life, California, 1998. ―Reprint: New Delhi, Munshiram, 1999, xx,431p., (66)ill., (1)map, 24cm.
ISBN 8121508835
\4,252
It integrates a full range of literary and visual primary sources, representing major Islamic societies and communities from the past through the present.

276.
Renard, John: Seven doors to Islam: spirituality and the religious life of Muslims. ―New Delhi, Munshiram, 1998, xvi,333p., (38)ill., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8121508525
\2,992
Contents: (i) Foundations; prophetic revelastion (ii) Devotion; ritual and personal prayer (iii) Inspiration; edification and ethics (iv) Aesthetics; from allegory to Arabesque (v) Community; society, Institutions, and partonage (vi) Pedagory; fanning spark into flame (vii) Experience; testimony, paradigm and critique.

277.
Shah-i-Hamedan: Mir Saiyid Ali Hamedani: his life and works, ed. by S.M. Waseen, organised by Department of History and Culture, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi in collaboration with the Culture House, Islamic Republic of Iran, New Delhi. ―New Delhi, Kanishka, 2003, xvi,126p.+various pagings, (1)map, ind., 23cm. ISBN8173915520
\4,074
Saiyid Ali Hamedani (d.786 A.D./1385 A.D.) popularly known as “Shah-i-Hamedan”, was pioneer among the Saints of the Kubrawi Silsilah (order), which he introduced and popularized in India particularly in its Kashmir region.

278.
Shaikh Abd Al-Qadir Al-Gylani: Jila’ Al-Khatir: purification of the mind, tr. by S. Al-Dargazelli et al. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 262p., 22cm. ISBN 8174351523
(pb)
\1,260

279.
Shaikh, M Saeed: Studies in Muslim philosophy, foreword by M.M Sharif. ―Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 1994, 221p., bibl., ind., 22cm. \777

280.
Sharda, Sadhu Ram (b.1927): Sufi thought: its development in Panjab and its impact on Panjabi
literature from Baba Farid to AD 1850, with a foreword by Surindar Singh Kohli. ―Reprint of
1975: New Delhi, Munshiram, 1998, xxiv,288p., (3)maps, bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8121503418
\1,911

281.
Sharib, Zahurul Hassan (1914-96): The Sufi saints of the Indian subcontinent. ―New Delhi, Munshiram, 2006, xii,416p., gloss., bibl., 23cm. ISBN 812151052X
\4,431
This book is a short biographical sketch of Sufis of Indian subcontinent.

282.
Sharif, MM: A history of Muslim philosophy. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 2579p., 23cm.
ISBN8174352880
\5,029

283.
Sharma, SR: Philosophy and ethics in Islam. ―New Delhi, Omsons Pub., 2001, viii,328p., 23cm.
ISBN8171171966\4,074

284.
Siddiqi, M: Modern reformist thought in the Muslim world. ―Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 1993,
x,250p., 23cm. ISBN 8174350853
\1,554
The book deals with intellectual, political, social, educational and economic views of modern thinkers.

285.
Stoddart, William et al.: Sufism: the mystical doctrines and the idea of personality. ―New Delhi, Aryan Books, 1998, x,165p., (6)ill., bibl., ind., 23cm. (The Masterpiece Library of Islam; 7) ISBN 8173051437
\2,215

286.
Subhan, John A: Sufism: its saints and shrines: an introduction to the study of Sufism with special reference to India and Pakistan. ―Reprint of 1938: New Delhi, Cosmo, 1999, xiv,423p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 817020920X
\3,108

287.
Tamizi, Mohammad Yahya: Sufi movements in eastern India. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi.
\1,743

288.
Taneja, Anup (ed.): Sufi cults and the evolution of medieval Indian culture. ―New Delhi,
Northern Book Centre, 2003, viii,328p., bibl., ind., 25cm. (Indian Council of Historical
Research,Monograph Series; 9) ISBN817211145
\5,985

290.
Abdullah: History and doctrines of the Wahhabis, transl. into English by J. O’Kinealy, with an
introd. by Amalendu De. ―Kolkata, Asiatic Society, 2004, 40p., 22cm. ISBN 8172361548
\1,260

291.
Ahmad, Nazir et al. (ed.): Islamic heritage in South Asian sub-continent, 2 vols. ―Jaipur, Publication Scheme, 2000, xx,487p., 23cm.
(set)
\6,289
ISBN: 818678229X (Vol.1), 8186782397 (Vol.2)

292.
Ahmad, Ziauddin: Influence of Islam on world civilization. ―Reprint: Delhi, Rightway Publ.,
2003, 352p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8187385278
\1,743

293.
Ahmed, Akbar S: Discovering Islam: making sense of Muslim history and society, with a new
foreword by Lawrence Rosen, revised edition. ―Reprint of 1998: New Delhi, Roli Books, 2003,
xx,252p., bibl., ind., 24cm. ISBN8174362762
(pb)
\2,509

294.
Alam, Muzaffar et al. (ed.): The making of Indo-Persian culture: Indian and French studies. ―New Delhi, Manohar, 2000, 469p., (42)b&w pls., ind., 22cm. ISBN 8173042101
\5,502
The sixteen essays that make up this volume were originally presented at a seminar ‘The Evolution of Medieval Indian Culture: the Indo-Persian Context’, held at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi on 14-16 February 1994.

295.
Amir, Safia: Muslim nationhood in India: perceptions of seven eminent thinkers, foreword by Akhtar-ul-Wasey. ―New Delhi, Kanishka, 2000, xviii,285p., bibl., ind., 22cm. ISBN 8173913358
\3,475

296.
Eaton, Richard M (ed.): India’s Islamic traditions, 711-1750. ―New Delhi, OUP, 2003, vi,440p., (3)ill., (1)map, bibl., ind., 23cm. (Themes in Indian History) ISBN 0195659740
\4,074
In this book the author seeks to place Islamic traditions in their historical contexts, and to address basic questions.

297.
Eaton, Richard M: Essays on Islam and Indian history. ―Reprint of 2000: New Delhi, OUP, 2002, x,276p., (7)maps, 23cm. ISBN 0195662652
(pb)
\1,743
Spanning twenty-five years of research and writing, the essays in this volume focus on historiography and Indo-Islamic civilization.

298.
Enam, MA: Decisive moments in the history of Islam. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 506p.,
22cm. ISBN8174352635
\1,260

299.
Endress, Gerhard: Islam: an historical introduction, tr. by Carole Hillenbrand. ―Reprint of 2002: New Delhi, New Age Books, 2004, x,302p., (7)maps, bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 817822156X(pb)
\1,858
This highly acclaimed survey provides a thoughtful and concise account of all aspects of Islam in world history.

300.
Esposito, John L (ed.): The Oxford history of Islam. ―New York, OUP, 1999, xiv,749p., several col. and b&w pls., some col. maps, ind., 26cm. ISBN 0195107993
\7,715

301.
Farooqui, Salma Ahmed (b.1968): Islam and the Mughal state. ―New Delhi, Sundeep Prak., 2005, xiv,186p., gloss., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8175741589
\4,735

302.
Ganjoo, S (b.1956) (ed.): Glimpses of Islamic world. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2004, viii,300p., ind.,
23cm. ISBN8126120673
\5,691
The compilation consists of eighteen thought provoking articles by eminent authorities on Islam which presents a vivid account of holy Islam and its spread throughout the world.

303.
Gilmartin, David et al. (ed.): Beyond Turk and Hindu: rethinking religious identities in Islamicate South Asia. ―New Delhi, India Res. Press, 2002, x,358p., (8)ill., (3)maps, ind., 22cm. ISBN 8187943343
\3,769
This collection challenges the popular presumption that Muslims and Hindus are irreconcilably different groups, inevitably conflicting with each other. Invoking a new vocabulary that depicts a neglected substratum of Muslim-Hindu commonality, the contributors demonstrate how Indic and Islamicate world views overlap and often converge in the premodern history of South Asia.

304.
Hasan, Masudul: History of Islam, 2 vols. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 1668p., 23cm.
ISBN8174350160
(set)
\3,769

305.
Hasnain, Nadeem: Aspects of Islam and Muslim societies. ―New Delhi, Serials Publ., 2006,
x,352p., 25cm. ISBN8183870333
\8,137
Contains twenty-three articles on a variety of aspects of Islam and Muslim societies from scholars.

306.
Hussain, Iqbal Syed: Islam and the clash of civilizations. ―Gujranwala, Humanity Intl., 2005, 388p., ind., 23cm. (From Skin Scratches to Civilizational Clashes) ISBN 9698854010
\3,769

307.
Irving, Washington: Mahomet and his successors. ―Reprint of 1909: New Delhi, Renaissance Pub. House, 1993, 481p., 23cm. ISBN 8185199485
\3,769

308.
Irving, Washington: Mohammed and his successors, 2 vols. ―Reprint: New Delhi, ABI Prints & Pub. Co., 1998, xxxii,873p., 23cm. ISBN 8186787054 (set) \11,319

309.
Kidwai, Musaid (ed.): Impact of Islam: on India and the world, 2 vols. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2003, xviii,488p., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8126113545
(set)
\18,910
Vol.1: India. Vol.2: World.

310.
Lewis, Bernard: Islam in history: ideas, people and events in the middle east, new rev. and expanded edition. ―New Delhi, Aryan Books, 1998, x,487p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8186505236
\5,985
The collection of essays by a leading western expert on Islam and the middle east gives essentialbackground to the present interaction, through mutual misunderstandings with western conceptions.

311.
Mahmud, SF: A short history of Islam. ―Reprint of 1988: Karachi, OUP, 2002, xii,428p., (8)maps,
ind., 18cm. ISBN0195773845
(pb)
\1,554

312.
Metcalf, Barbara Daly: Islamic revival in British India: Deoband, 1860-1900, USA, 1982. ―Reprint: New Delhi, OUP, 2002, xxxiv,386p., (7)ill., (7)maps, bibl., ind., 22cm. ISBN 0195660498
(pb)
\2,152
Focussing on Deoband, the most important Islamic seminary of the period, this book studies the vitality of Islam in
late-nineteenth century North India.

313.
Mez, Adam: The renaissance of Islam, transl. from German into English by Khuda Bakhsh et al. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1995, 672p., 23cm. ISBN 8171511244
\1,743

314.
Nanda, Gangadhar (b.1951): The world comes under Islam: transformation of civilizations. 
New Delhi, Kaveri Books, 2005, xxiv,400p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8174790705
\5,628

315.
Nayeem, MA: The heritage of the Qutb Shahis of Golconda and Hyderabad. ―Hyderabad, Hyderabad Pub., 2006, xxii,382p., several col. and b&w ill. with explanatory notes, (6)maps(1 col. & 1 folded), gloss., bibl., ind., 29x22cm. ISBN 8185492239
\12,631
This is the first comprehensive and profusely illustrated book which brings under one cover almost all the existing antiquities of heritage of the multi-faceted Qutb Shahi culture of Golconda-Hyderabad.

316.
Nayeem, Muhammed Abdul (b.1938): Origin of ancient writing in Arabia and new scripts from Oman: an introduction to south semitic epigraphy and palaeography. ―Hyderabad, Hyderabad Pub., 2001, xx,186p., (36)ill., bibl., ind., 25cm. ISBN 8185492093(pb)
\5,691

317.
Nayeem, Muhammed Abdul (ed.): Prehistory and Protohistory of the Arabian Peninsula, 5 vols. 
Hyderabad, Hyderabad Pub., 25cm.
(set)
\31,479
Vol.1: Saudi Arab.  1990.
Vol.2: Behrain.  1992, xx,443p., (624)pls.(18 col.), (104)ill., (13)maps, bibl., ind.
Vol.3: United Arab Emirates.  1994, xxvi,332p., several ill.(some col.), (8)maps, ind.
Vol.4: The Sultanate of Oman.  1996, xxix,385p., (2)maps, several col. and b&w pls., bibl., ind.
Vol.5: Qatar.  1998, xxi,281p., (370)pls.(70 col.), (2)ill., (12)maps(2 col.), bibl., ind.

318.
Nicholson, RA: A literary history of the Arabs. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1994, 536p., 23cm.
ISBN 8171511945
\1,260

319.
Robinson, Francis: Islam and Muslim history in South Asia.  NewDelhi,OUP,2000,x,299p.,
ind.,22cm. ISBN0195649672
\3,769

320.
Robinson, Francis: The Ulama of Farangi Mahall and Islamic culture in South Asia. ―Delhi,
Permanent Black, 2001, xiv,268p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8178240068
\3,412

321.
Sikand, Yoginder: The origins and development of the Tablighi-Jama’ at 1920-2000: a
cross-country comparative study. ―New Delhi, Orient Longman, 2002, xii,310p., gloss., bibl.,
ind., 23cm. ISBN 8125022988
\4,305

322.
Sohail, Muhammad: Administrative and cultural history of Islam. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. &
Dist., 653p., 22cm. ISBN 8174352910
\2,509

323.
Syed, MH (ed.): Islam and the modern age, 2 vols. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2003, xvi,444p., bibl.,
ind., 25cm. ISBN8126113812
(set)
\18,910
Vol.1: Relevance of faith. Vol.2: An age old solution.

324.
Taqiuddin an-Nabhani: The social system in Islam. ―New Delhi, Milli Publ., 2001, ii,202p.,
23cm. (Living Islam Series) ISBN 8187856025
\2,394

325.
Titus, Murray T: Islam in India and Pakistan: a religious history of Islam in India and Pakistan.
―Reprint of the revised edition of 1959: New Delhi, Munshiram, 2005, xiv,328p., bibl., ind.,
23cm. ISBN 8121511488
\2,341

326.
Trittan, AS: Caliphs and their non-Muslim subjects: a critical study of the covenant of ‘Umar’. 
Reprint of 1950: Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi, 2002, viii,240p., ind., 23cm. (IAD Religio
-Philosophy (Reprint) Series; 41)
\1,911

327.
Waqa-i-uz-Zaman (Fath Nama-i-Nur Jahan Begam): a contemporary account of Jahangir by Kami
Shirazi, ed. and tr. with summary by W.H. Siddiqui. ―Rampur, Rampur Raza Library, 2003,
xx,300p., (3)col. ill., ind., 29cm. ISBN 818711360X
\7,896
Kami Shirazi, a poet of Jahangir’s reign, prepared a contemporary history entitled Waqa-i-uz-Zaman, dealing with some of the
important events of Jahangir’s reign. The major portion of the Waqa-i-has disappeared. What remains is a fragment dealing with
the Mahabat Khan episode.

328.
‘Sehba’ Waheed: Islam: a new perspective in world culture. ―New Delhi, Icon Publ., 2006,
xiv,262p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8188086371
\3,108
The present work is a comparative study of different cultures in their historical perspective with special reference to Islam and
it’s contribution to world-culture.

330.
Ajijola, AD: Introduction to Islamic law. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 398p., 23cm.
\1,911

331.
Ajijola, Al Haj AD: What is Shariah? ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 370p., 23cm.
ISBN8174351299
\1,554

332.
Al-Amriki, Maulana Yusuf Talal Ali: The essential Hanafi handbook of Fiqh, a translation of Qazi
Thanaa Ullah’s Ma La Budda Minhu. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2003, 200p., 23cm.
ISBN 8171511651
\661

333.
Al-Farghani: Fatawa-E-Qazi Khan: relating to Islamic law, 2 vols., (in Arabic-English), tr. by
M.M. Yusuf Khan et al. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1994, 1640p., 25cm. ISBN 8171510604
(set)
\5,691

334.
Ali, Syed Ameer: Muhammadan law, 2 vols. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1986, 1476p., 25cm.
ISBN 8171510701
(set)
\5,029

335.
Dien, Mawil Izzi: Islamic law: from historical foundations to contemporary practice. ―Reprint of
2004: New Delhi, Atlantic Pub. and Dist., 2005, xii,178p., gloss., bibl., ind., 24cm.
ISBN 8126905522
(pb)
\2,509

336.
Durr-ul-Kukhtar (in Arabic-English), by Muhammad Ala-ud-din Haskafi, being the commentary
of the Tanvirul Absar of Muhammad Bin Abdullah Tamartashi, English transl. by B.M. Dayal.
―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1992, 484p., 23cm. ISBN 817151152X
\1,554

337.
Ephroz, Khan Noor: Women and law: Muslim personal law perspective. ―Jaipur, Rawat Publ., 2003, 390p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 817033764X
\4,914
The book attempts to analyse the position of women in pre-Islamic Arabia alongwith the impact of advent of Islam and the Islamic law in the areas of marriage, dower, divorce and maintenance under Muslim Personal Law in India. It also highlights the contribution of Islam towards amelioration of the status of women.

338.
Faruki, Kemal A: Islamic jurisprudence. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 408p., 23cm. ISBN 8174350284
\1,554

339.
Fyzee, Asaf AA: Cases in the Muhammadan law of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, ed. and revised by Tahir Mahmood, 2nd edition. ―New Delhi, OUP, 2005, xxxviii,458p., gloss., ind., 23cm. ISBN 0195654501
\3,769
The book provides an incomparable view of contemporary Muslim law, as it is being applied in the three countries within the parameters of their constitutions and under their systems of judicial administration.

340.
Handbook of Muslim jurisprudence: consisting of excerpts from Bakurat-Al-Sa’b of Ibn-Abu-Zayd
with Arabic text, English tr., notes, and a short historical and biographical introduction by
Alexander David Russell and Abdullah-Al-Ma’-Mun, Suhrawardy, 1906. ―Reprint: Delhi,
Shubhi Publ., 2000, xxi,120p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8187226487
\2,215

341.
Hanif, N: Islamic concept of crime and justice, 2 vols. ―New Delhi, Sarup & Sons, 1999, xvi,514p., bibl., 23cm. ISBN 8176250635 (set)
\5,628
Vol.1: Political justice and crime. Vol.2: Crime and justice: social religious and economic.

342.
Haque, Tamizul: Islam and its legal and moral aspect. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 772p., 25cm.
\3,171

343.
Hasan, Ahmad: The doctrine of Ijma’ in Islam: a study of the juridical principle of consensus. 
New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2003, 288p., 23cm. ISBN 8171511430
\1,375

344.
The Hedaya: commentary on the Islamic laws, by Burhanuddin Abu Bakr Al-Marghiani Ali. 
New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1994, 812p., 23cm. ISBN 8171511953
\2,215

345.
Khan, Muhammad Mustafa: Islamic law of inheritance: a new approach. ―New Delhi, Kitab
Bhavan, 2000, 236p., 23cm. ISBN 817151104X
\777

346.
Masud, muhammad Khalid: Shatibi’s philosophy of Islamic law. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist.,
x,304p., 23cm. ISBN 8174351035
\1,554

347.
Noor, Shahnaz: Law relating to conversion in Islam: towards harmony of conflicting matrimonial
laws in India. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 2003, 232p., 23cm. ISBN 8171513433
(pb)
\1,081

348.
Nyazee, Imran Ahsan Khan: Islamic law of business organization partnerships. ―New Delhi,
Kitab Bhavan, 1999, 236p., 23cm. ISBN 817151104X
(pb)
\2,037

349.
Nyazee, Imran Ahsan: Theories of Islamic law. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 344p., 22cm.
ISBN 8174350373
\1,554

350.
Oudah, Abdul Qadir: Criminal law of Islam, 4 vols., tr. by S. Zakir Aijaz. ―New Delhi, Kitab
Bhavan, 1999, 1378p., 23cm. ISBN 8171512739
(set)
\5,330

351.
Peerzade, Sayed Afzal: Islamic public finance and policy. ―Delhi, Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi, 2004, xii,282p., bibl., 23cm. (IAD Religio-Philosophy (Original) Series; 37)
\2,215

352.
The pillars of Islam: Da’a’im al-Islam of al-Qadi al-Nu’man, 2 vols., tr. by Asaf A.A. Fyzee,
completely revised and annotated by Ismail Kurban Husein Poonawala. ―New Delhi, OUP,
2004, lxxxiv,1194p., bibl., ind., 23cm. 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
(set)
\11,791
Vol.1: Acts of devotion and religious observances. (0195655354)
Vol.2: Mu’amalat: laws pertaining to human intercourse. (0195667840)

353.
Qadir, Abdul: Wakf: Islamic law of charitable trust. ―Delhi, Global Vision Pub. House, 2004,
viii,184p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 8182200075
\2,457
This book is an analytical study of the historical development and socio-economic importance of Wakf.

354.
Serajuddin, Alamgir Muhammad: Shari’s law and society: tradition and change in South Asia,
Bangladesh, 1999. ―Reprint: Karachi, OUP, 2001, xvi,410p., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 0195796667
\3,475
The study contends that through a creative adaptation of Shari’s law to the changing needs of society. Islamic values and
modernization can be made compatible.

355.
Sheik, Mufti Allie Haroun: Islamic principles on family planning. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. &
Dist., 176p., 22cm. ISBN 817435140X
\1,018

356.
Siddiqi, M: Governance in Islam. ―New Delhi, Maxford Books, 2006, viii,286p., bibl., 23cm.
ISBN 8181160215
\5,029

357.
Siddique, MYM: Organization of government under the Prophet. Delhi,Idarah-i-Adabiyat-i-Delhi
\3,171

358.
Usmani, BD: Governance under Islam. ―New Delhi, Anmol, 2004, viii,352p., bibl., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 8126120118
\5,628
This study discusses the system of governance under Islam in all details.

359.
Usmani, Muhammad Taqi: The authority of Sunnah. ―New Delhi, Kitab Bhavan, 1998, 128p.,
23cm.ISBN8171511325
\630

360.
Vikor, Knut S: Between God and the Sultan: a history of Islamic law. ―London, C. Hurst & Co.
Ltd., 2005, xii,388p., gloss., bibl., ind., 23cm. ISBN 1850657386
\3,769
The author presents the main concepts of Islamic jurisprudence, discusses debates concerning the historicity of Islamic sources of dogma and the dating of early Islamic law, describes the classic practice of the law, in the formulation of legal rules and practice in the courts, and sets out various substantive legal rules, on such vital matters as the family and economic activity.

361.
Zalloom, Abdul Qadeem: Funds in the Khilafah state, an English rendering of Al-Amwal fi Dowlat
Al-Khilafah. ―New Delhi, Milli Publ., 2002, 190p., 23cm. (Living Islam Series)
ISBN 8187856068
\2,814
The book describes the sources and types of funds and explains how, when, and where they are collected. It also throws light on
who are entitled to these funds and the areas upon which these funds can be spent.

363.
Agrawal, RC (b.1947): Kashmir and its monumental glory. ―New Delhi, Aryan Books, 1998,
xxviii,208p., (73)pls., (69)ill., (4)maps, bibl., ind., 29cm. ISBN 8173051070
\10,059
The volume presents a detailed cultural spectrum of Kashmir on the basis of scientific-archaeological study. Besides the ecological
and historical background of the land, the author has given vivid description of Neolithic-Megalithic culture in the valley, early
historical cultural remains, temple architecture and Islamic architectural heritage.

364.
Alfieri, Bianca Maria: Islamic architecture of the Indian sub-continent, photographs by Federico
Borromeo. ―London, Laurence King Publishing, 2000, 320p., (255)col. ill., (1)col. map, bibl.,
ind.,32cm.ISBN8185822743
\18,910

365.
Aziz, KK: The meaning of Islamic art. ―New Delhi, Adam Pub. & Dist., 229p., 23cm.
ISBN8174353992
\15,739

366.
Aziz, KK: The meaning of Islamic art: explorations in religious symbolism and social relevance,
2vols. ―Lahore, Al-Faisal Publishers, 2004, xlviii,1208p., bibl., ind., 25x19cm.ISBN 9695033386
(set)
\15,141
The author explores the facets of Islamic art on its religious symbolism and its special place in Islamic civilization and culture.

367.
Balasubramaniam, R: The world heritage complex of the Qutub. ―New Delhi, Aryan Books,2005,
xviii,164p., (98)pls.(19 col.), (34)ill., bibl., ind., 28x22cm. ISBN 817305293X
\11,319
The world heritage complex of the Qutub in New Delhi is home to several magnificent monuments that are classic examples of
early Muslim architecture. This book profusely illustrated with maps, line drawings and photographs, embodies the latest
researches on the subject.

368.
Batra, NL: Jama Masjid: call of the soul, foreword by Mushirul Hasan. ―New Delhi, Niyogi
Offset, 2005, 161p., full of col. ill.(2 folded), gloss., bibl., 31x24cm. ISBN 8190193635
\9,460
This book describes the art, architecture and history of this historic monument, Jama Masjid of Delhi built by emperor Shah Jahan
during 1650-1656.

369.
Blair, Shiela S et al.: The art and architecture of Islam 1250-1800. ―Ahmedabad, Mapin, 1995,
xiii,348p., full of col. and b&w pls. with explanatory notes, bibl., ind., 29cm. ISBN 818582228X
\7,539

370.
Bunce, Fredrick William (b.1935): Islamic tombs in India: the iconography and genesis of their
design. ―New Delhi, DK Printworld, 2004, xxxii,336p., full of ill., bibl., ind., 29cm. (Contours of
Indian Art and Architecture; 2) ISBN812460245X
\7,896
This work covers the architecture and iconography of some 36 Islamic tombs in India spanning a period of over 500 years from c.
AD 1230 to 1754. Abounding in numerous line drawings of plans and elevations, and figures, it examines the influence of
different traditions Buddhist and Hindu as well as other Asian and African and Mediterranean traditions on evolution of the form
of Islamic tombs.

371.
Crill, Rosemary et al. (ed.): Arts of Mughal India: studies in honour of Robert Skleton. 
Ahmedabad, Mapin, 2004, 308p., (235)ill.(211 col.) with explanatory notes, bibl., ind., 29cm.
ISBN 818820434X
\12,631
Includes new work on paintings of the Mughal and regional courts, as well as their decorative arts and architectural decoration.

372.
Daljeet et al.: Monuments of India, Vol.1: Delhi, Agra, Khajuraho, Jaipur: the golden ring. ―New Delhi, Aravali Books, 2002, 164p., full of col. ill. with explanatory notes, 30cm. ISBN 8186880763
\10,720

373.
Das, Ashok Kumar: Paintings of the Razmnama: the book of war, introd. by Stuart Cary Welch. 
Ahmedabad, Mapin, 2005, 192p., (174)col. ill., gloss., bibl., 33´22cm. (Birla Academy of Art &
Culture, Kolkata) ISBN8188204501
\12,631
Razamnama is the Persian translation of the great Hindu epic, the Mahabharata, got prepared by Emperor Akbar. Master painters
produced a lavishly illustrated copy for his personal use. Some of the most popular Mahabharata stories were chosen by the
painters and instead of composing two or three separate paintings they incorporated different stages of narrative details within
the frame of a single image. The 1605 Razmnama is a key document for the study of Mughal painting during the beginning of the
17th century.

374.
Desai, ZA (b.1925): Arabic, Persian and Urdu inscriptions of West India: a topographical list. 
New Delhi, Sundeep Prak., 1999, xxiv,284p., ind., 29cm. ISBN 8175740515
\8,494
A comprehensive list of more than 2,000 inscriptions from West Indian states of Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra and
Rajasthan, its topographical list of places and nine exhaustive indexes states, districts, dates, dynasties, kings,
persons, findspots, subjects and
buildings, places, professions, terms, etc. mentioned in the epigraphs.

375.
Hasan, Shaikh Khurshid: The Islamic architectural heritage of Pakistan: funerary memorial
architecture. ―Karachi, Royal Book Co., 2001, xviii,210p., (182)ill.(46 col.), gloss., bibl., ind.,
30x22cm. ISBN 969407262X
\9,460
The author has brought together a complete collection of funerary monuments of the Muslim period in Sindh, Balochistan and
Punjab and some in NWFP in Pakistan.

376.
Indian architecture: Islamic period 1192-1857, text and photographs by Surendra Sahai. ―New
Delhi, Prakash Books, 2004, 164p., full of col. ill. with explanatory notes, bibl., 29x23cm.
ISBN 8172340575
\6,289
The book traces how various Islamic ruling dynasties all over India evolved and created their own unique architectural idiom.
The early Turkish Sultans of Delhi introduced the forms of the dome and arch into the Indian architectural tradition. The Sharqi
ruler of Jaunpur, the Ahmad Shahis of Gujarat, the Bahmani Sultans of Gulbarga and Bidar, the Qutb Shahis of Golconda and the
Adil Shahis of Bijapur, all created great regional variations of the Imperial architectural style of Delhi.

377.
Khan, Ahmad Nabi: Islamic architecture in South Asia: Pakistan-India-Bangladesh, foreword by
R.E. Mortimer Wheeler. ―Karachi, OUP, 2003, xxviii,310p., full of col. and b&w ill., (5)maps,
bibl., ind., 29cm. ISBN0195790650
\7,539
This book gives a comprehensive picture of Islamic architecture in South Asia, upto the time of the decline and extinction of the
Moghul empire. This book presents meticulous recording of details, elaborate references to historical material, and precise
classifications of formal elements.

378.
Kidwai, Azra: Islam, photographs by Thomas L. Kelley et al. ―New Delhi, Lustre Press, 1998,
96p., (91)col. pls., some ill., (2)col. maps, 31cm. ISBN 8174360565
\3,769
The book traces the story of Islam from its birth to its expansion and development, details its customs and traditions and the
amazing arts. Illustrated with over a hundred pictures and line drawings from all over the world.

379.
Merklinger, Elizabeth Schotten: Sultanate architecture of pre-Mughal India. ―New Delhi,
Munshiram, 2005, xiv,174p., (188)pls., (23)ill., bibl., ind., gloss., 29x23cm. ISBN 8121510880
\7,896
The book evolved out of a series of lectures on Indian Islamic architecture given at the Oriental Institute,
Oxford, in 1991.

380.
Mohamad, J Raja: Islamic architecture in Tamil Nadu. ―Chennai, Director of Museums, 2004,
viii,188p., (177)pls., gloss., bibl., 28´22cm. (New Series - General Section, Vol.XVIII, 2004)
(pb)
\2,814
Attempts to bring out the aspects of Islamic religious buildings in Tamil Nadu right from the 8th century over the period as well
as the buildings that came up due to the influence of Islamic architecture. The early Muslims of Tamil Nadu constructed the
mosques in prevailing local style Dravidian style- engaging local masons trained in temple building.

381.
Nadiem, Ihsan H: Forts of Pakistan. ―Lahore, Al-Faisal Publishers, 2004, 142p., full of col. and
b&w ill., some maps, bibl., 25cm. ISBN 9695033520
\4,735

382.
Nath, R (b.1933): History of Mughal architecture, Vol.3: The transitional phase of colour an
design, Jehangir, 1605-1627 A.D. ―New Delhi, Abhinav Publ., 1994, 654p., (363)pls.(48 col.),
(93)ill., (1)map, ind., 27cm. ISBN8170172977
\11,970

383.
Nath, R (b.1933): History of Mughal architecture, Vol.4, part 1: the age of architectural
aestheticism, Shah Jehan, 1628-1658 A.D.. ―New Delhi, Abhinav Publ., 2005, 526p.,
(466)pls.(86 col.), (160)ill., (1)map, gloss., ind., 28´22cm. ISBN 8170174147
\25,200
This volume deals with Shah Jehan’s age of ‘Architectural Aestheticism’ (1628-1658 AD) and its representative monuments, some
of which mark the zenith of the style.

384.
Nayeem, Muhammed Abdul (b.1938): The rock art of Arabia: Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, the
Emirates and Yemen. ―Hyderabad, Hyderabad Pub., 2000, xxxi,526p., full of col. and b&w ill.,
(22)maps, bibl., ind. 30cm. ISBN8185492093
\18,910
The work presents for the first time a comprehensive study of the rock art of the entire Arabian Peninsula, covering five states
where it has been recorded.

385.
Parihar, Subhash (b.1953): Some aspects of Indo-Islamic architecture. ―New Delhi, Abhinav
Publ., 1999, 191p., (136)pls., (57)ill., (1)map, bibl., ind., 29cm.
\8,200

386.
Pereira, Jose: The sacred architecture of Islam. ―New Delhi, Aryan Books, 2004, xxxiv,470p.,
(58)pls.(39 col.), (154)ill., bibl., ind., 22x28cm. ISBN 8173052662
\18,616
The author has travelled both sides of Hindu Kush and has been able to examine in situ the monuments of Europe and America.

387.
Quddusi, Muhammad Ilyas: Islamic India: studies in history, epigraphy, onomastics and
numismatics. ―New Delhi, Islamic Wonders Bureau, 2006, xxvi,362p., (45)ill., (3)maps, bibl.,
29x22cm. ISBN 8187763337
\12,631
It is an important book on source materials in Persian inscriptions and such other materials, hitherto inaccessible, to researchers. It has an exhaustive index with glossary and illustrated with a map and forty six inscriptional photographers.

388.
Rahim, Syed Abdur: Arabic, Persian and Urdu inscriptions of Central India: a topographical list. ―New Delhi, Sundeep Prak., 2000, xx,171p., ind., 29cm. ISBN 8175740914
\7,539

389.
Schmitz, Barbara et al.: Mughal and Persian paintings and illustrated manuscripts in the Raza
Library, Rampur. ―New Delhi, Aryan Books, 2006, xxxvi,242p., (330)col. pls., bibl., ind.,
31x24cm. ISBN 8173052786
\25,200
During the 19th and the first half of 20th century, the Nawabs of Rampur amassed a large collection of books and arts, including
illustrated books and album paintings. Most of the miniatures (some 4,000 in numbers) and contents of thirty-five albums (an
additional 1000 items) are catalogued in this book. Many of these are reproduced for the first time.

390.
Sharma, Keshav Dev: 501 images of Taj Mahal and glimpses of Mughal Agra, photographs by Rupinder Khullar. ―New Delhi, Prakash Books, 2004, 240p., full of col. ill., 32cm. ISBN 817234081
\12,568

391.
Sharma, Praduman K (b.1960): Indo-Islamic architecture: Delhi and Agra. ―Delhi, Winsome Books, 2005, ii,148p., (72)pls. (33 col.), (53)ill., gloss, bibl., 25cm. ISBN 8188043397
\5,029
Contains a brief history of Islam, its advent in India, political history of Sultans of Delhi and Mughals, architectural and decorative elements and then it covers 32 monuments which were constructed in Delhi and Agra during the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal period.

392.
Sharma, Praduman Kumar (b.1960): Mughal architecture of Delhi: a study of mosques and tombs
(1556-1627 A.D.). ―New Delhi, Sundeep Prak., 2000, xvii,196p., (69)pls.(62 col.), (50)ill., (1)map,
bibl., 29cm. ISBN8175740949
\10,059
It covers all the mosques and tombs constructed in Delhi during the period of Akbar and Jahangir (1556-1627 A.D.).

393.
Sims, Eleanor et al.: Peerless images: Persian painting and its sources. ―Ahmedabad, Mapin,
2002, xiv,350p., (250)col. ill. with explanatory notes, bibl., ind., 33cm. ISBN 8188204129 \18,910
This magnificent book is the first survey of the figural arts of the Iranian world from prehistoric times to the early twentieth
century ever to consider themes, rather than styles.

394.
Srivastava, Sanjeev P: Jahangir: a connoisseur of Mughal art. ―New Delhi, Abhinav Publ., 2001,
156p., (68)p. of col. pls., bibl., ind., 28cm. ISBN 8170173868
\11,319
The present study based on authentic primary sources attempts to present the artistic heritage of Jahangir’s ancestors followed by
his own innovations known as Muraqqas in miniature painting which stand out as rare specimens of Mughal painting in the entire
range of art history.

395.
Vasantha, R et al.: Islamic architecture of Deccan, with special emphasis on Rayalaseema region.
―Delhi, Sharada Pub. House, 2004, 198p., (88)pls.(76 col.), (11)ill., (10)maps, bibl., ind., 25cm.
ISBN818561671X
\12,274
On the architecture of mosques and tombs in Deccan.

396.
Verma, Som Prakash (ed.): Flora and fauna in Mughal art. ―Mumbai, Marg, 1999, viii,164p.,
several col. and b&w pls., ind., 33cm. ISBN 8185026432
\12,274