Isbn: 9780874804287 - islam in anatolia after the turkish invasion (prolegomena) (3 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. xviii, 141 pages, map : 23 cm. owner's plate. Contents: 1. The Ethnology of the Turks Who Went to Anatolia, Their Religious Beliefs, and Contemporary Muslim Doctrinal Currents 2. The Sufi Movements in Anatolia in the Seventh/Thirteenth Century 3. Urban Religious Life before the Mongol Invasion 4. The Effect of the Mongol Invasion on Islam in Iran and Anatolia 5. Muslim Religious Life in Anatolia in the Eighth/Fourteenth Century and the Rise of the Ottomans 6. Muslim Religious Trends in Iraq, Azarbaijan, and Iran in the Eighth/Fourteenth Century 7. Muslim Religious Trends under the Timurids and the Rise of the Safavids.…