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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Nature of Muslim monuments in the Islamic World 3 Trends of Muslim monuments in India 4 Muslim monument of Rajasthan 5 Islamic theory behind construction of tombs Conclusion Bibliography The present book Muslim Monuments of Rajasthan is an attempt to add a new chapter in the history of Rajasthan Rajasthan has a long and glorious past which is evidenced in the form of monuments spread throughout the length and width of the whole state The author has made efforts to gather the information about all the Muslim monuments and produced in the shape of a bookThe book is an outcome of an extensive field survey and the study of archival documents carried out for several years by the author The book is a comprehensive and composite study of the Muslim monuments of Rajasthan It is divided into six chapters but he detail about the monuments is given in the chapter four which is further divided into two parts Obviously the first part of the book covers the monuments such as tombs mosques khanqahs and hospices while the second part includes the palaces forts tanks pavilions sarais gateways and cosminars Besides the student and teachers the book will also be useful of the historians archaeologists and the tourists 264 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Regional History of Medieval India: Society, Culture and Economy is a compilation of twenty chapters written on various themes associated with regional history during the medieval period. The chapters are contributed by scholars associated with the Center of Advanced Study, Department of History, Aligarh Muslim University, as well as those who belong to other universities from across the country and abroad. The volume offers varied, but comprehensive studies relating to medieval Indian History from the twelfth to the eighteenth century. The volume is based on extensive use of contemporary sources (including hitherto unknown), studied both at the macroscopic and microscopic levels. The book is divided into five main sections namely, literary sources, state and administration, society, culture and economy, art and architecture and religion and mysticism. This volume will be of much use for medieval, modern and Central Asian scholars and researchers. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: Poor. 246 pp., [2 contents], lithographic text within borders, modern hard back binding, title page heavily foxed & torn without loss, paper very browned, a reading copy, 1318 A. H./ 1900. Miftah al-Ulum (Key to the Disciplines) was composed as a pandect based ultimately on Abd al-Qahir al-Jurjani's (d. 471/1078) two works on rhetoric, namely, Dalail al-Ijaz (The Proofs for the Inimitability of Qur'anic Style) and Asrar al-Balagha (The Secrets of Eloquence). Within his work al-Sakkaki organized al-Jurjani's ideas into the disciplines of ilm al-bayan (figurative usage) and ilm al-maani (syntax) and he located these stylistic concerns within a wider context that included grammar, logic, and prosody. Accordingly, the Miftah represented not only a rhetorical textbook, but a complete handbook on expression in Arabic.(4) Al-Sakkaki's work proved a popular textbook between 1300 and 1500. It attracted not only two commentaries (sharh, pl. shuruh) on its complete contents, but twenty-five on the third section of the Miftah, where al-Sakkaki considered rhetorical topics. In addition to shuruh we find other "formats" of commentary in which the author's aim was not so much to explicate, as to facilitate in some way the students' acquisition of material.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. Unnumbered [112 leaves], 15 lines per page, handwritten in simple Naskhi style on Arabic language and grammar, compiled from several works, one of which is by Ya'qub ibn Sayyid, wide margins, browned and stained, slight signs of wear overall, red ink underlining, cover damaged, embossed lids, Colophon not dated, probably Ottoman Empire, around 1800. #35402.…