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| Abstract: | Maria, Die Mutter Jesu in Bibel und Koran. L. Hagemann and E. Pulsfort, 1992. Wurzburg, Echter Verlag/Altenberg, Oros Verlag. 138 pp., pb. DM22.80, ISBN 3–429–01412–3 (Echter), 3–89375–042–8 (Oros). Turkey and Europe. Canan Bauon and A. M. Wmiams (Eds), 1993. London, Pinter. 247 pp., hb., £37.50, ISBN 1–85567–012–7. The City of the Moon God: Religious Traditions of Harran. Tamara M. Green, 1992. Leiden, E. J. Brill. 232 pp., hb. GldllO, ISBN 90–04–09513–6. The Sira of Imam Ahmad B. Yahya al‐Nasir li‐Din Allah. Wilfred Madelung (Ed.), 1990. Exeter, Ithaca Press. 141 pp., hb. £19.50, ISBN 0–86372–125–7. Studies in Oriental Culture and History: festschrift for Walter Dostal. Andre Gingrich et al. (Eds), 1993. Frankfurt a/M, Peter Lang. 287 pp., pb. n.p., ISBN 3–631–45810‐X. The Shiites: ritual and popular piety in a Muslim community. David Pinault, 1992. London, I. B. Tauris. 210 pp., hb. n.p., ISBN 1–85043–609–6. Arab Voices: the human rights debate in the Middle East. Kevin Dwyer, 1991. London, Routledge. 245 pp., pb. £10.00, ISBN 0–415–04460‐X. The Middle East—Unity and Diversity: papers from the Second Nordic Conference on Middle Eastern Studies, Copenhagen 22–25 October 1992. Hekki Balva and Knut S. Vikor (Eds), 1993. Copenhagen, NIAS Books. 247 pp., pb. n.p., ISBN 87–87062–24–0. Diwan of Abu'n‐Nagm: materials for the study of Ragaz poetry I. Jaakko Hameen‐Anttila, 1993. Helsinki, Finnish Oriental Society. 105 pp., (Ar.) + 147 pp., hb. n.p., ISBN 951–9380–21–3. Islam in History: ideas, people, and events in the Middle East. Bernard Lewis, 1993. Second Edition, Chicago, Open Court. 487 pp., pb. n.p., ISBN 0–8126–9217–9. Two Kings in Arabia: letters from Arabia 1923‐S and 1936–9: Reader Bullard. E. C. Hodgkin (Ed.), 1993. Reading, Ithaca Press. 289 pp., hb. n.p., ISBN 0–86372–167–2. Iraqi Statesman: a portrait of Mohammed Fadhel Jamali. Harry J. Almond, 1993. Salem OR, Grosvenor Books. 175 pp., pb. n.p., ISBN 1–85239–509–5. Wasta: the hidden force in Middle Eastern society. Robert B. Cunningham and Yasin K. Sarayah, 1993. Westport CT, Praeger. 209 pp., hb. £43.50, ISBN 0–275–94402–6. Expulsion of the Palestinians: the concept of ‘transfer’ in Zionist Political thought 1882–1948. Nur Musalha, 1992. Washington DC, Institute for Palestine Studies. 235 pp., hb. $24.95, ISBN 0–88728–235–0, pb. ISBN 0–88728–242–3. Islamic Fundamentalism in the West Bank and Gaza: Muslim brotherhood. and Islamic jihad. Ziad Abu‐Amr, 1994. Bloomington, Indiana University Press. 169 pp., pb. $10.95, ISBN 0–253–20866–1. The State and Public Policies in Egypt since Sadat. Nazih N. Ayubi, 1991. Reading, Ithaca Press. 352 pp., hb. £35.00, ISBN 0863721311. War and Peace in the Gulf: domestic politics and regional relations into the 1990s. A. Ehteshami and G. Nonneman with C. Tripp, 1991. Reading, Ithaca. 287 pp., hb. £30.00, ISBN 0–86372–134–6. The Changing Course of International Migration. Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development, 1993. Paris, OECD. 263 pp., pb. FF295, ISBN 92–64–13827–7. Middle East Avenue: female migration from Sri Lanka to the Gulf. Grete Brochmann, 1993. Boulder CO, Westview. 199 pp., hb. $38.50, ISBN 0–8133–8617–9. Peace is Everything: the world view of Muslims and traditionalists in the Senegambia. D. E. Marantz, 1993. Dallas, International Museum of Cultures. 300 pp., 832.00, ISBN 0–88312–816–0, ISSN 0–0895–9897. Divine Madness: Mohammed Abdulle Hassan (1856–1920). ‘Abdi Sheikh‐'Abdi, 1993. London & New Jersey, Zed Books Ltd. 226 pp., pb. £13.95, ISBN 0 86232 444 0. |
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