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050 0 0 _aDS223
_b.H58 2002
100 1 _aHitti, Philip Khuri,
_d1886-1978.
245 1 0 _aHistory of the Arabs :
_bfrom the earliest times to the present /
_cPhilip K. Hitti.
250 _aRev. 10th ed. /
_bnew preface by Walid Kahalidi.
260 _aNew York :
_bPalgrave Macmillan,
_c2002.
300 _axxiii, 822 p. :
_bill., maps ;
_c22 cm.
500 _aPreviously published: 10th ed. London : Macmillan, 1970.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 0 _gPt. I.
_tThe Pre-Islamic Age.
_gCh. I.
_tThe Arabs as Semites: Arabia the Cradle of the Semitic Race.
_gCh. II.
_tThe Arabian Peninsula.
_gCh. III.
_tBedouin Life.
_gCh. IV.
_tEarly International Relations.
_gCh. V.
_tThe Sabaean and other States of South Arabia.
_gCh. VI.
_tThe Nabataean and other petty Kingdoms of North and Central Arabia.
_gCh. VII.
_tAl-Hijaz on the Eve of the Rise of Islam --
_gPt. II.
_tThe Rise of Islam and the Caliphal State.
_gCh. VIII.
_tMuhammad the Prophet of Allah.
_gCh. IX.
_tThe Koran the Book of Allah.
_gCh. X.
_tIslam the Religion of Submission to the Will of Allah.
_gCh. XI.
_tPeriod of Conquest, Expansion and Colonization, A.D. 632-61.
_gCh. XII.
_tThe Conquest of Syria.
_gCh. XIII.
_tAl-Iraq and Persia conquered.
_gCh. XIV.
_tEgypt, Tripolis and Barqah Acquired.
_gCh. XV.
_tThe Administration of the new Possessions.
_gCh. XVI.
_tThe Struggle between 'Ali and Mu'awiyah for the Caliphate --
_gPt. III.
_tThe Umayyad and 'Abbasid Empires.
_gCh. XVII.
_tThe Umayyad Caliphate: Mu'awiyah establishes a Dynasty.
505 8 0 _gCh. XVIII.
_tHostile Relations with the Byzantines.
_gCh. XIX.
_tThe Zenith of Umayyad Power.
_gCh. XX.
_tPolitical Administration and Social Conditions under the Umayyads.
_gCh. XXI.
_tIntellectual Aspects of Life under the Umayyads.
_gCh. XXII.
_tDecline and Fall of the Umayyad Dynasty.
_gCh. XXIII.
_tThe Establishment of the 'Abbasid Dynasty.
_gCh. XXIV.
_tThe Golden Prime of the 'Abbasids.
_gCh. XXV.
_tThe 'Abbasid State.
_gCh. XXVI.
_t'Abbasid Society.
_gCh. XXVII.
_tScientific and Literary Progress.
_gCh. XXVIII.
_tEducation.
_gCh. XXIX.
_tThe Development of Fine Arts.
_gCh. XXX.
_tMoslem Sects.
_gCh. XXXI.
_tThe Caliphate dismemberd: Petty Dynasties in the West.
_gCh. XXXII.
_tSundry Dynasties in the East.
_gCh. XXXIII.
_tThe Collapse of the 'Abbasid Caliphate --
_gPt. IV.
_tThe Arabs in Europe: Spain and Sicily.
_gCh. XXXIV.
_tConquest of Spain.
_gCh. XXXV.
_tThe Umayyad Amirate in Spain.
_gCh. XXXVI.
_tCivil Disturbances.
_gCh. XXXVII.
_tThe Umayyad Caliphate of Cordova.
_gCh. XXXVIII.
_tPolitical, Economic and Educational Institutions.
505 8 0 _gCh. XXXIX.
_tPetty States: Fall of Granada.
_gCh. XL.
_tIntellectual Contributions.
_gCh. XLI.
_tArt and Architecture.
_gCh. XLII.
_tIn Sicily --
_gPt. V.
_tThe Last of the Medieval Moslem States.
_gCh. XLIII.
_tA Shi'ite Caliphate in Egypt: The Fatimids.
_gCh. XLIV.
_tLife in Fatimid Egypt.
_gCh. XLV.
_tMilitary Contacts between East and West: The Crusades.
_gCh. XLVI.
_tCultural Contacts.
_gCh. XLVII.
_tThe Mamluks, last Medieval Dynasty of Arab World.
_gCh. XLVIII.
_tIntellectual and Artistic Activity.
_gCh. XLIX.
_tThe End of Mamluk Rule --
_gPt. VI.
_tOttoman Rule and Independence.
_gCh. L.
_tThe Arab Lands as Turkish Provinces.
_gCh. LI.
_tEgypt and the Arab Crescent.
_gCh. LII.
_tThe Changing Scene: Impact of the West.
650 0 _aArabs.
650 0 _aCivilization, Arab.
651 0 _aArabian Peninsula
_xHistory.
900 _bTOC
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