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60 pages. Features: Major coverage of Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale in the wake of their defeat of Ted Kennedy; One-page ad features photo of Cec De Long, PEI award-winning auto dealer; Nostalgic Toshiba calculator ad; Re-Thinking the Unthinkable - Jimmy Carter revisits the new game plan for fighting a nuclear war; Jihad for Jerusalem - Saudis try to lure Egypt's Sadat back into the Arab fold; Sadat and Begin - "Best Wishes"; Moscow's deadlock in Afghanistan - article with photo of Mi-24 helicopter in action; In Iran the Majlis Choose a Modest Man - Mohammed Ali Raja'i; Gdansk Shipyard Strike; Skyjacking to Havana; Harsh Politics in South Korea - Kim Dae Jung; Goon Squads and Torture in Bolivia; Color celebrity photos of Christie Brinkley, Beverly Johnson, Jerry and Eileen Ford, John Casablancas, Patti Hansen, Kim Alexis, Esme Marshall, Christie Hefner, Ed Koch, Muhammad Ali, Eleanor Mondale, Lauren Bacall, Gilda Radner and Shelley Winters; Cautious Consumers; K mart stores riding out the recession well; Mountain of Debt in Brazil; Dr. Neil Gordon's Serious Thinkers - summer science seminars; Steve and Cyndy Garvey lawsuit against "Inside Sports"; Passing of Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan and Paul Robert; Five teams ruled ineligible for next season's Rose Bowl; Peking Opera at the Met - article with color photos; Six of the Best - and smallest - U.S. music festivals; Somewhat above-average wear. Spine rolled. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. Magazine
Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original wrappers. Spine completely worn. Uncut and untrimmed pages. Overall a good copy. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 12 cm). In Ottoman script (Turkish with Arabic letters). 546 p. First and Only Edition of this book through the eyes of an Ottoman reformist Islamist cleric, on 6910 years of human history which Kazim says he personally accepts the five thousand years before Christ and uses Diruz, Levi and Buwayh as the main sources. In this work, 6910 years of historical events have been divided into four chapters. The first chapter starts with the creation of the realm and includes 4200 years of events. The second chapter includes events of eight hundred years, and the centuries and years of these numbers/dates will be followed, based on the history of when and when the events described in this section occurred. The third chapter is the milestones between the times of Jesus and Muhammad. It includes six hundred and twenty-two years between Muhammad's migration. The fourth chapter includes the events starting from the year when the Ottoman state emerged with the migration. This chapter covers six hundred and seventy-seven years. Musa Kazim supported the idea of social and political reforms provided these reforms were not against the basic Islamic principles. For instance, he advocated liberties and freedom that were within the context of Islamic laws. He defended the schooling of women but did not think they needed to obtain higher education. One of Musa Kazim's most argued thoughts is his support for the constitutional monarchy since he took constitutionalism as an inference of Islamic political understanding. He obviously judged absolutism as a non-Islamic establishment and praised constitutionalism, which also meant an appraisal for the 1908 revolution and the CUP rule. Similar to the other Islamists of the Constitutional Era, Musa Kazim had some apologetic ideas about the so-called conflict between religion and science, or the religion-civilization relationship. He refused the idea that Islam as a religion was an obstacle against the progress of humanity as Christianity was. He also defended Muslim society, saying that Islam helped Muslims create one of the highest civilizations of human history. (Source: Daily Sabah: Musa Kazim Efendi: Sheikh al-Islam with reformist Islamic thoughts). Özege 14324. OCLC 21640310. First and Only Edition.
Very Good English Contemporary 1/4 leather bound. Cr. 8vo. (19 x 13 cm). In Ottoman script. 10 volumes set in 7 volumes: (1-1958 pp.; 295 p.; 272 p.; 528 p.; 64 p.; 125, [1] p.; 536 p.). Just last volume was printed in 1935 as in modern Turkish. 1st, 2nd, and 7th volumes are written by Siblî, 3rd and 5th are written by Nudvî, and 6th, 8th, 9th, and 10th volumes are written by Dogrul. So this set includes the most comprehensive history of Islam. Islâm tarihi. Sadr-i Islâm - Asr-i Saadet. 10 volumes set. Vol.I: Asr-i saadet: Peygamberimizin siyreti. Vol.II: Asr-i Saadet: Peygamberimizin risaleti ve sahsiyeti. Vol.III-IV: Asr-i Saadet: Peygamberimizin ruhânî hayati. Vol.V: Asr-i Saadet: Hazreti Âise. Vol.VI: Sadr-i Islâm: Hz. Ebubekir. Vol.VII: Sadr-i Islâm: Hz. Ömer. Vol.VIII: Sadr-i Islâm: Hz. Osman. Vol.IX: Sadr-i Islâm: Hz. Ali. Vol.X: Sadr-i Isâlm: Ilk ihtilâf ve ihtilâller. Translator: Ömer Riza [Dogrul].
Very Good English Original 1/4 leather bound in Ottoman lettered gilt on spine. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Ottoman script. [17], 640 p., 11 p. b/w plates. 1 genealogical tree. First Ottoman Turkish Edition of Poole's 'The Mohammedan dynasties: Chronological and genealogical tables with historical introductions' was printed in 1894. Ozege: 4502. Düvel-i Islamiye. Translator: Halil Edhem [Eldem]. [= The Mohammedan dynasties: Chronological and genealogical tables with historical introductions (1894)].
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Fine Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original manuscript autograph letter signed by Ottoman Sheikh al-Islam Musa Kâzim Efendi. 22,5x14 cm. In Ottoman script. With a printed letterhead "Bâb-i Fetvâ - Dâire-i Mesihât" in very Ottoman calligraphic style. On a special 'Joyns.. Superior' watermarked paper. It starts with 'Huve', in elqab, "Huzûr-i sâmî-i cenâb-i sadâretpenâhîye, Marûz-i dai' kemîneleridir ki,'. "Müddet-i medîdeden beri Zerdüstîler'in riyâsetinde bulunan Ardesli Monsieur 'Adolci' zât-i sâmî-i mülûkâneleriyle mülâkât arzusunda bulunmus olmak ol bâbda emr ü irâde hazret-i ...". Dated fî Zilkadde sene 1328 = fî Tesrinievvel 1326 [October 1909]. Sent to Hüseyin Hilmi Pasha. Musa Kâzin Efendi was a clergyman who served as the Sheikh of Islam four times in the last years of the Ottoman Empire. He was a Naqshbandi. He was also a member of the Committee of Union and Progress.