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gebundene Ausgabe. 331 Seiten, Ecken und Kanten stark berieben und bestoßen, hinteres Vorsatzpapier zerrissen, Seiten nachgedunkelt, sonst in einem guten Zustand Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

1.Ausgabe. Frontispiz,VI,114 S. Mit 18 Porträts auf 14 Tafeln und 3 Karten. // Klappentext: " fills the gap of an acutely-needed work on the modern Middle East, admirably satisfying the requirements of both the students and the journalists, who find cumbersome to read bulky books and who are concerned particularly with the happenings of the past and the present decade in the region. This new book discusses all the countries and the burning topics of the area in a most handy and presentable volume, which is compiled painstakenly and produced tastefully.[.]This book is divided into 22 chapters, four of which deal with the problems of `Nationalism`, `Islamic Influence`, `Socialism` and `Oil`; the rest 18, discuss the Middle East regionwise - 15 Asian and three North African (Egypt, Libya and Sudan). Only two of the chapters are on non-Arab countries, i.e., Iran and Turkey. The book is profusely illustrated with maps and photographs."/// Kanten geknickt. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 240 22 x 14,5 cm. Original Englische Broschur, rot bedruckt.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Aceptable. 1ª Edición. Portada, XXXVI + 657 pp. con 47 mapas y 15 fotografias (with 47 maps and 15 photographs). Contents: Islam and africa. - Isalam in north Africa. - Spanish possessions. - Islam in east africa. - British east Africa. - Kenya. - Uganda. - Zwaziland. . (.). - Portuguese possessions. - conclusion. - etc. etc. Cubiertas deslucidas en cabeza y pie, contenido en excelente estado de conservación. Good condition.7-4.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Original gilt-titled green cloth 15 x 23cm. No jacket. Printed and published by Mirza Muhammad Sadiq at the Ripon Printing Press, Lahore. xiv, (2), 276pp + (6)pp containing 6 b/w leader photo portraits + (10)pp containing 12 maps mostly full-page, 1 folding + (5)pp unindexed pages with national flags in colour. Covers near fine. Interiors mostly fine except for creasing, and a closed tear to one of the flag leaves. Most of the maps have been bound in the wrong place, but all are present. The maps of the Indo-Pakistan Sub-Continent, Western, and Eastern Pakistan each listed facing p112 are actually part of the same map bound in facing p104. This work seeks to define the newly formed state of Pakistan's place within the Muslim World: "there appears to be no work in which the story has been told completely, comprehensively, and sympathetically. Besides, the Muslim point of view has never been presented honestly and authentically. It is, therefore, the first effort of its type, and the book, the author trusts, may confidently be used as a work of reference on the Muslim peoples representing the Muslim point of view" (Preface). There are chapters on the Islamic Renaissance, Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Indian Muslims, Pakistan, Muslims in South East Asia, Burma, Malaya, Indonesia, the Philippines, Fiji, Islam in China, Islam in Soviet Russia, the Muslims of the Balkans, and the Muslim World in international affairs. Appendices contain area and population data, the Islamic Charter of Freedom, the Atlantic Charter, the UN, and NATO.