BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. The Koran
2. The Hadith:
a. Sahih Al-Bukhari
Nine volumes (Arabic-English)
published by Kitab Bhavan, New Delhi
b. Jame Tirmzi
Two volumes (Arabic-Urdu) published
by Muhammad Ali, Karkhana Islami
Kutub, Urdu Bazaar, Karachi.
c. Sahih Mulsim
Four volumes (English translation)
published by Nusrat Ali Nasri for
Kitab Bhavan, New Delhi, India.
d. Sunun Ibn-E-Majah
Two volumes (Arabic-Urdu)
published by Farid Bookstall, Urdu
Bazaar, Lahore, Pakistan.
e. Mishkaat Sharif
Three volumes (Arabic-Urdu)
published by Farid Bookstall, Urdu
Bazaar, Lahore, Pakistan.
3. The Bible
4. The Hymns of the RgVeda annotated by Prof. Ralph T. H. Griffith.
5. Selections from Hindu Scriptures - Series no. 3 Rigveda, published and
distributed by Prof. G.C.Asnani.
6. Encyclopaedia Britannica - 15th edition, 30 volumes.
7. The Story of Civilisation (Our Oriental Heritage, 3 volumes) by W. Durant.
8. Family of Man, the Marshall Cavendish Encyclopaedia (98 weekly parts).
9. Palestine and the Arab-lsrael Conflict by Charles Smith.
10. Israel and the Palestinian edited by Martin Wright.
11. The Life of Mahomet by Sir William Muir.
12. The Bedouin by Shirley Kay.
13. The Two Yemens by Robin Bidwell.
14. History of the Arabs by Philip K. Hitti.
15. Changing India by Robert W. Stern.
16. The Peacock Throne, The Drama of Mughal India by Waldemar Hansen.
17. The New Cambridge History of India (5 volumes) by
C. A. Bayly ( 11.1 )
M. N. Pearson ( 1.1. )
P. J. Marshall ( 11.2 )
Kenneth W. Jones ( 111.1 )
18. The Egyptians by Barbara Watterson.
19. The Cambridge History of Africa, Vol. 2 (c. 500 B.C. - A.D. 1050)
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