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The World of Islam

This pamphlet is designed to help guide Churchmen and women in their reading on the Muslim world. At a time when, as Addison pointed out, Islam was throwing off the inertia of centuries and actively seeking to adopt the ways of the West, it was especially necessary to understand the beginnings, developments, and trends in that faith. Addison, who was one of the leading students of Islam in the Episcopal Church of his day, wrote this brief essay and appended it to descriptions of a few well selected books intended to give readers an understanding of the world of Islam.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-60724-281-9
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: May 21,2010
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 18
Languages: English
ISBN: 978-1-60724-281-9
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This pamphlet is designed to help guide Churchmen and women in their reading on the Muslim world. At a time when, as Addison pointed out, Islam was throwing off the inertia of centuries and actively seeking to adopt the ways of the West, it was especially necessary to understand the beginnings, developments, and trends in that faith. Addison, who was one of the leading students of Islam in the Episcopal Church of his day, wrote this brief essay and appended it to descriptions of a few well selected books intended to give readers an understanding of the world of Islam.

James Thayer Addison (1887-1953) studied at Harvard and the Episcopal Theological School. He spent some time as a missionary before becoming a professor at Episcopal Theological School.

This pamphlet is designed to help guide Churchmen and women in their reading on the Muslim world. At a time when, as Addison pointed out, Islam was throwing off the inertia of centuries and actively seeking to adopt the ways of the West, it was especially necessary to understand the beginnings, developments, and trends in that faith. Addison, who was one of the leading students of Islam in the Episcopal Church of his day, wrote this brief essay and appended it to descriptions of a few well selected books intended to give readers an understanding of the world of Islam.

James Thayer Addison (1887-1953) studied at Harvard and the Episcopal Theological School. He spent some time as a missionary before becoming a professor at Episcopal Theological School.

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  • THE WORLD OF ISLAM (page 7)