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Christianity and Islam under the sultans

Hasluck, Frederick William, 1878-1920., Hasluck, Margaret Masson Hardie, 1885-1948, ed.

Year: 1929.

Publisher: The Clarendon press.

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Frontmatter

LIST OF PERIODICALS AND BOOKS CONSULTED

PART I TRANSFERENCES FROM CHRISTIANITY TO ISLAM AND VICE VERSA

I. INTRODUCTION

II. TRANSFERENCE OF URBAN SANCTUARIES

III. ARRESTED URBAN TRANSFERENCES

IV. SECULARIZED URBAN CHURCHES

V. TRANSFERENCE OF RURAL SANCTUARIES

VI. CHRISTIAN SANTURARIES FREQUENTED BY MOSLEMS

VII. MOHAMMEDAN SANTUARIES FREQUENTED BY CHRISTIANS

VIII. TRANSFERENCE OF NATURAL SANTUARIES—MOUNTAINS

IX. TRANSFERENCE OF NATURAL SANCTUARIES—SPRINGS

X. GENERAL CONCLUSIONS

PART II STUDIES IN TURKISH POPULAR HISTORY AND RELIGION

XI. INTRODUCTION

XII. HETERODOX TRIBES OF ASIA MINOR

XIII. SHIA MOVEMENTS AND PROPAGANDA IN ASIA MINOR

XIV. NATURAL CULTS

XV. TOMB AND SANTUARY

XVI. INVIOLABILITY OF SANTUARY

XVII. CULT OF THE DEAD

XVIII. SAINTS AND THEIR MIRACLES

XIX. OLD TESTAMENT SAINTS

XX. KORANIC SAINTS

XXI. TRIBAL SAINTS

XXII. SAINTS AND DEMONS OF THE SEA

XXIII. BOGUS SAINTS

XXIV. A PROVINCIAL PANTHEON

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Title:

Christianity and Islam under the sultans : by the late F.W. Hasluck ; edited by Margaret M. Hasluck.

Author:

Hasluck, Frederick William, 1878-1920; Hasluck, Margaret Masson Hardie, 1885-1948, ed

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Christianity and Islam under the sultans : by the late F.W. Hasluck ; edited by Margaret M. Hasluck.
Hasluck, Frederick William, 1878-1920, Hasluck, Margaret Masson Hardie, 1885-1948, ed
Oxford: The Clarendon press, 1929.

URL:

http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.00891

Subject Headings:

• Islam
• Folklore
• Christianity and other religions -- Islam

Notes:

• "In the spring of 1913 he [the author] visited Konia, the ancient Iconium. There he became interested in the interplay of Christianity and Islam within the Turkish empire ... The result of his researches is this work, the first comprehensive study of Turkish folk-lore and its relations with Christianity."--Editor's note.
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