Themes in Islamic Studies

A Brill Series of original works including short histories and concise surveys of appealing themes in the field of Islamic and Arabic Studies. The various titles give an accessible overview of a specific aspect or topic. Scholars and graduate students find in this series easy reference tools to current subjects in Islamic history and culture. All titles are double-blind peer reviewed.
ISSN:
1389-823X
Cover Themes in Islamic Studies
Recovering Environmental and Economic Traditions in the Islamic World
Volume 9
978-90-04-68103-3
Islamic Law in Past and Present
Volume 8
By: Mathias Rohe
978-90-04-28180-6
Islamic Thought in the Dialogue of Cultures
A Historical and Bibliographical Survey
Volume 7
By: Hans Daiber
978-90-04-23204-4
Economics of an Islamic Economy
Volume 6
By: Rauf Azhar
978-90-47-44172-4
Women in Classical Islamic Law
A Survey of the Sources
Volume 5
By: Susan Spectorsky
978-90-47-42781-0
Islam in South Asia
A Short History
Volume 4
By: Jamal Malik
978-90-47-44181-6
Islamic Economics
A Short History
Volume 3
By: Ahmed El-Ashker and Rodney Wilson
978-90-47-40962-5
Arab Dress, A Short History
From the Dawn of Islam to Modern Times
Volume 2
By: Norman Stillman
Editor(s): Yedida Stillman
978-90-04-49162-5
Arab Dress. A Short History
From the Dawn of Islam to Modern Times
Volume 2
By: Yedida Stillman
Editor(s): Norman Stillman
978-90-47-40280-0
Islamic Mysticism
A Short History
Volume 1
By: Alexander Knysh
978-90-04-21576-4
If you are interested in submitting proposals for this series, please contact:
Abdurraouf Oueslati
Acquisitions Editor
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