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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TΞΞNSTAR™" data-source="post: 9677899" data-attributes="member: 88129">Ur welcome my friend <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/happy.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Happy    :)" data-shortname=":)" />Cyril Glasse, “New Encyclopedia of <a href="http://ads.clicksor.com/go.php?nid=1&cpx=cpc&uid=203778782&pid=73536&sid=140541&kw=islam&curl=http%3A%2F%2F216.246.127.82%2Fscreen%3Faid%3D1292%26cid%3D857%26subid%3D1-140541%26xargs%3DZmlkPTYyNSZrZXk9aXNsYW0mcmE9ODYuNzcuMjE1LjI2JnVhPU1vemlsbGEvNC4wIChjb21wYXRpYmxlOyBNU0lFIDcuMDsgV2luZG93cyBOVCA1LjE7IC5ORVQgQ0xSIDEuMS40MzIyKSZtZDV1YT0xMmY1MDQ4NWNhNmQ5YmIyZmJiMmVjNTc4MzIzYzhjMiZhZHY9ZXhvY2xpY2suY29tJnBvcz0xJmJpZD0wLjAwMDAwJnJlZj1tb2NoYXNlYXJjaC5jb20mdXQ9MTIyMTE1MDA2ODoxNDgyNDk%26url%3DaHR0cDovL3d3dy5leG9jbGljay5jb20vP2xvZ2luPWV6YW5nYQ%26s%3D1" target="_blank">Islam</a>: A Revised Edition of the Concise Encyclopedia of Islam”Hardcover: 582 pages | Language: <a href="http://click.adbrite.com/mb/click.php?sid=217114&banner_id=12141095&variation_id=1091556&uts=1221150129&cpc=302e3235&keyword_id=24141&inline=y&zk_id=1984156&ab=171966583&sscup=70f76be944ef2459b77cd8f39af336bf&sscra=d4ab38e3d8668cac4d26876d6a2f3cb8&ub=1447941914&guid=9f29c2bc58ce652271d2eaa20c58110c&rs=&r=" target="_blank">English</a> | ISBN: 0759101892 | PDF | 30 MBThe New Encyclopedia of Islam is the only single-volume work in print   which so comprehensively encompasses the beliefs, practices, history and   culture of the Islamic world, in over 1300 entries. All aspects of   religious belief, ritual, practices, prayer, significant <a href="http://ads.clicksor.com/go.php?nid=1&cpx=cpc&uid=2067074059&pid=73536&sid=140541&kw=political&curl=http%3A%2F%2Fmeta.7search.com%2Fclick%2Fclick.aspx%3Fx%3DfXnLJmf7XvRLTbkC9P7i8w%253d%253d_qAdBs6giZ3jpykiHxGjn8q3lkIC%252bRD2ibZOgeqUbR%252bCexnSjbOANmHyfAHAkkBcj24YBRc0e16PL9wgkLYSVC1xdgLLQECTj%252fGr7bkNILru6mZiisc4Im3BsV95dOF6aYoE%252f%252b4zTcxF5Mm6cNj9Io6MJuAV7ll17hbzg9bMYGmQ%253d" target="_blank">political</a>   movements, spiritual and political leaders, art, architecture, sects,   law, social institutions, history, ethnography, nations and states,   languages, science, <a href="http://click.adbrite.com/mb/click.php?sid=217114&banner_id=10954132&variation_id=151179&uts=1221150412&cpc=302e3035&keyword_id=93268&inline=y&zk_id=1984156&ab=171966519&sscup=4bfede52fe62103d38c1d15dfbb32db0&sscra=d4ab38e3d8668cac4d26876d6a2f3cb8&ub=1447941914&guid=48bda506407be157c37117dfae206a58&rs=&r=" target="_blank">major</a> cities and centers of learning are covered.About the AuthorBorn in 1944, Cyril Glasse, author of “The New Encyclopedia of Islam”,   is an American citizen of mainly Russian descent. He is currently an   international lecturer on comparative religion, and is preparing a   timeline of Islamic history (alongside other works). He has recently   lectured at the University of Saratov, Russia; the Oriental Institutes   in St Petersburg and Moscow; at the Grand Mosque, Tashkent; the Badshahi   Mosque, Lahore; the University of Calabria, Italy; the Open Center and   Cooper Union in New York; and at Lund Sweden. He is the author of “The   Berlitz Guide to Saudi Arabia”, editor of “A Pilgrim’s Guide to Mecca”   for the Hajj Research Center of King Abd al-’Aziz University in  Jeddah.  His graduate degree in Islamic Studies from Columbia College in  1991 had  been preceded 15 years earlier with a degree, also from  Columbia, in  Russian. As a young man, Cyril Glasse worked in Morocco as  a volunteer  on a United Nations development project. It was in  Ouzzanne, the  religious center in the foothills of the Rif mountains in  Morocco, and  site of age-old Arabo-Islamic institutions, that Glasse  converted to  Islam. In the late 1960s, he studies there with  traditional teachers,  and “faqihs”. At the same period of early life he  conversed or studied  with the heads of various important mosques and  centers of pilgrimmage,  including Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, the Imam of  the Qarawiyyin, Sidi  Boush’arah (one of the last surviving  representatives of the Shaykh  Tayyib Darqawi), Sidi Ahmad al-’Alawi (of  Algeria), and various other  “‘ulama” (scholars of theology). His  acquaintanceship and region of  studies included association with  wandering dervishes and Sufis of  various orders. In parallel, he  studied the full range of Western  academic authorities on Islam (and  the other major religions), in the  five langauges of which he has a  fluent command. From this period Glasse  has continued to travel  extensively throughout the Islamic world,  attending spiritual centers  in Maurentia, Algeria, Egypt, Turkey,  Arabia, India, Pakistan,  Indonesia, and the republics of Central Asia.  He has an intimate  acquaintance with Mecca. From 1972-1978 his main  residential base was  Switzerland, as editor of an international journal.  He know lives in  New York City, with his wife and sonuLiens : <a href="http://rapidshare.com/files/90857215/encyclopedia_of_islam.pdf" target="_blank">http://rapidshare.com/files/90857215...a_of_islam.pdf</a>or<a href="http://www.filefactory.com/file/0c643e/" target="_blank">http://www.filefactory.com/file/0c643e/</a></blockquote>

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