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| ISBN
978-90-73782-37-2 |
| 204 pp. |
| Leiden
1995 |
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| State
and Islam |
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| Kees
van Dijk and Alexander de Groot (eds.) |
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The volume State and Islam contains eleven papers
written by internationally renowned scholars that deal
with the relationship between Islam and State in countries
geographically as far apart and as different in culture
as Iran, Turkey and Egypt in the Middle East, Indonesia
and Malaysia in Southeast Asia, and Cameroon in Africa.
Most of the papers deal with the tension that may arise
from the differences in outlook between a government that
has to cope with the practicalities of everyday social
and political life, and groups in society which have their
own distinct ideas about what form an ideal Islamic society
should take.
Throughout the years the relationship between the reinforcement
of Islam and the actual policies of a government has been
the concern of many. Sometimes it is the direct manifestation
of the religion that is the bone of contention. A conflict
may arise over the proper place of Islamic law in society
or over the correct observance of religious duties. Sometimes
it is the more worldly relationship between a government
and its people, or the inter-personal relations between
the citizens, that is at stake. In this case the actual
behaviour of the sovereign and of the population is judged
according to the standards set by an ideal concept of
a just Islamic government and society.
(In English, 204 pp.)
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1 |
| ISBN
978-90-73782-01-3 |
| 90 pp. |
| Leiden
1991 |
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| De
banier van de Islam, Het nieuwe elan van de Egyptische
Moslimbroederschap. Een analyse van haar huidig orgaan
Liwa al-Islam |
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| Ivo
Freijsen |
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In De banier van de Islam behandelt Ivo Freijsen
de ideeën en opvattingen van de hedendaagse Moslimbroederschap,
zoals die zijn opgetekend in recente jaargangen (van mei
1987 tot juni 1990) van het dagblad Liwa al-Islam, dat
als het officiële orgaan van de Egyptische Moslimbroederschap
kan worden beschouwd. Deze groepering, die streeft naar
de islamisering van de (Egyptische) maatschappij middels
een onverkorte implementatie van de islamitische wet,
heeft sinds haar oprichting in 1928 (1929) een zeer belangrijke
rol gespeeld in dat land, en wel tegen de verdrukking
in. Zelfs het feit dat de Broederschap sinds 1954 officieel
verboden is heeft niet kunnen verhinderen dat ze altijd
een belangrijke factor is gebleven in de Egyptische politiek.
(In Dutch, 90 pp., incl. bibl.) |
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| ISBN
978-90-5789-052-9 |
| 444 pp. |
| Leiden
2001 |
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| Berenike
'98. Report of the 1998 Excavations at Berenike and the
Survey of the Egyptian Eastern Desert, including Excavations
in Wadikalalat |
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| Steven
Sidebotham and Willemina Wendrich (eds.) |
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Berenike '98 is the report of the fifth season
of excavations at the important Egyptian Red Sea harbour
of Berenike. The harbour was used during the Roman period
for trade with the coastal regions along the Red Sea and
the Indian Ocean.
The book includes an Introduction and a long series of
separate articles on various aspects of the excavations
and surveys of the hinterland.
The preceding four seasons of excavations have been published
in the same series (Leiden 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999)
(In English, 444 pp. with photographs and drawings) |
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Series No.5 |
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978-90-5789-025-3
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| 476 pp. |
| Leiden
1999 |
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| Berenike
'97. Report of the 1997 Excavations at Berenike and the
Survey of the Egyptian Eastern Desert, including Excavations
at Shenshef |
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| Steven
Sidebotham and Willemina Wendrich (eds.) |
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Berenike '97 is the report of the fourth season
of excavations at the important Egyptian Red Sea harbour
of Berenike. This harbour was used during the Roman period
for trade with the coastal regions along the Red Sea and
the Indian Ocean. The book includes an Introduction and
a long series of separate reports on various aspects of
the excavations and surveys of the hinterland.
See also Berenike '96, Berenike '95, and Berenike '94.
The reports are edited by Steven E. Sidebotham, Professor
of History at the University of Delaware (USA), and Willemina
Z. Wendrich, archaeologist and co-director of the Berenike
excavations.
(In English, 476 pp.+ xiv with illustrations, photographs,
large map) |
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Series No.4 |
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978-90-5789-001-7
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| 478 pp. |
| Leiden
1998 |
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| Berenike
'96. Report of the Excavations at Berenike (Egyptian Red
Sea Coast) and the Survey of the Eastern Desert |
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| Steven
Sidebotham and Willemina Wendrich (eds.) |
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Berenike '96 discusses the results of the third
season of archaeological work at the important Egyptian
Red Sea harbour of Berenike. The harbour was used during
the Roman period for trade with the coastal areas along
the Red Sea and Indian Ocean. The book includes an Introduction,
followed by 22 chapters that deal with various aspects
of the excavations and the surveys of the hinterland.
The chapters deal respectively with the excavations themselves;
the geology; the pottery; the coins; Greek and Latin texts;
metal finds; textiles; cordage; basketry and matting;
amphora stoppers; glass; archaeobotanical remains; wood
and charcoal; faunal remains; human bones and burials;
finds' conservation; and surveys of the hinterland, including
that of Shenshef.The book ends with an interpretative
summary and conclusion.
The book includes an extensive bibliography and an index,
and is published together with two large fold-out maps.
Berenike '96 is the third in the series of reports of
the excavations. The first and second reports were published
in 1995 and 1996, also by CNWS Publications. The reports
are edited by Steven E. Sidebotham, Professor of History
at the University of Delaware (USA), and Willemina Z.
Wendrich, archaeologist employed by the Netherlands Institute
of Archaeology and Arabic Studies, Cairo.
(In English, 478 pp. with illustrations, photographs,
two large maps) |
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| Special
Series No.3 |
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| ISBN
978-90-73782-70-9 |
| 484 pp. |
| Leiden
1996 |
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| Berenike
'95. Preliminary
report of the excavations at Berenike (Egyptian Red Sea
Coast) and the Survey of the Eastern Desert |
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| Steven
Sidebotham and Willemina Wendrich (eds.) |
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Berenike '95 discusses the results of the second season
of archaeological work at the important Egyptian Red
Sea harbour of Berenike. The harbour was used during
the Roman period for trade with the coastal areas along
the Red Sea and Indian Ocean. The book includes an Introduction,
followed by 23 chapters that deal with various aspects
of the excavations and the surveys of the hinterland.
The chapters deal respectively with the excavations
themselves; the geology; the pottery; the coins; Greek
and Latin texts; a Tamil-Brƒhmi graffito; a `South
Arabian/Axumite' depinto; metal finds; statuary and
cult objects; textiles; cordage and basketry; plaster
jar stoppers; worked wood; a ship graffito; archaeobotanical
remains; faunal remains; and surveys of the hinterland,
including that of the Roman settlement of Hitan Rayan.
The book ends with an interpretative summary and conclusion.
The book includes an extensive bibliography and an index,
and is published together with two large fold-out maps
of Berenike and Hitan Rayan.
Berenike '95 is the second in the series of
reports of the excavations. The first was published
in 1995, also by CNWS Publications. Both reports were
edited by Steven E. Sidebotham, Professor of History
at the University of Delaware (USA), and Willemina Z.
Wendrich, archaeologist employed by the Netherlands
Institute of Archaeology and Arabic Studies, Cairo.
(In English, 484 pp., with two large site plans) |
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Series No.2
Berenike
'94 (Special Series no. 1) is out of print |
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