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• Marmaduke William Pickthall (1875-1936), scholar
  ...William Pickthall''' or '''Muhammad Pickthall''' (1875-1936) was a British Muslim scholar.s born in England in 1875. ...the Ottomane Empire, In the 1910s he embraced Islam and joined the Woking Muslim Mission. From 1920 to 1935 he lived in India as editor of the Bombay Chroni
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• Thomas Ballantine Irving (1914-2002), scholar
  ...antine Irving / Al-Hajj Ta'lim Ali Abu Nasr''' (1914-2002) was an Canadian Muslim scholar, active in Canada and the United States. Thomas Ballantine Irving w [[Category:Muslim|1914 Irving]]
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• Nadar Talebzadeh (M / Iran, 1953), film director
  [[Category:Muslim|1953 Talebzadeh]] [[Category:Muslim Authors|1953 Talebzadeh]]
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• Gabriele Mandel (1924-2010), scholar
  '''Gabriele Mandel''' (1924-2010) was an Italian Muslim scholar. [[Category:Muslim|1924 Mandel]]
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• Arent Jan Wensinck (1882–1939), scholar
  *[[The Muslim Creed: Its Genesis and Historical Develeopment (1932 Wensinck), book]] ...rdances et indices de la tradition musulmane (Concordance and Index of the Muslim Tradition / 1936-1969 Wensinck, Mensing, Brugman), book]]
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• Christian-Muslim Relations: A Bibliographical History 1, 600-900 (2009 Thomas, Roggema), edited volume
  <bibexternal title="Christian-Muslim Relations: A Bibliographical History 1, 600-900 " author="Thomas"/> '''Christian-Muslim Relations: A Bibliographical History 1, 600-900''' (2009) is a volume edite
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• Crossroads to Islam: The Origins of the Arab Religion and the Arab State (2000 Nevo/Koren), book
  ...h 'Abd al-Malik around 690 C.E., is another central issue addressed by the authors' new theory."--Publisher description. [[Category:Early Muslim Community (subject)|2000 Nevo|2000 Koren]]
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• Samuel Marinus Zwemer (1867-1952), scholar
  ...logical Seminary (1929-1937), he focused in particular on the study of the Muslim views of Jesus. [[Category:Early Islamic Scholars & Authors|1867 Zwemer]]
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• Dizionario storico degli autori arabi più celebri e delle principali loro opere (1807 De Rossi), book (Italian)
  A biographical and bibliographical dictionary of Muslim authors and their works, from Muhammad to the present.
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• Nangeroni Meetings
  ...oni International Endowment, a series of seminars on Jewish, Christian and Muslim origins was launched by the [[Enoch Seminar]], starting from the year 2012. * 6-7 major paper authors
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• The Qur'an and the Bible (Spring 2015 Segovia), course
  ...ptural and historical background, make its theology more accessible to non-Muslim students, and implement interfaith dialogue. vii) Biblical Prophecy in Post-Quranic Muslim Tradition (Ancient, Medieval, and Modern)
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• (++) Machumetis, Saracenorvm principis, eiusque successorum vitae, ac doctrina, ipseque Alcoran (1543 Bibliander), book (ed. princeps)
  * Excerpts by various authors, including Juan Luis Vives, Raffaello Maffei, and Girolamo Savonarola. [[Category:Early Muslim Dogma (subject)|1543 Bibliander]]
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• Carlos A. Segovia (1970-), scholar
  *"What Did it Mean to Be an Arab-Christian and an Arab-Muslim in the Late-Antique Near East? Some Symptomatic Reflections on Qur'an 2:124 [[Category:Second Temple Scholars & Authors|1970 Segovia]]
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• ספר יוסף בן גוריון הערבי (Josippon / 2009 Sela), book
  ...eudo-Hegesippus’s De excidio urbis Hierosolymitanae. The Hebrew author (or authors, as Sela argues), who was fluent also in Latin, had access to the Vulgate, ...xts whose constituent elements were written at different times by separate authors. Here, she follows nineteenth-century scholarship among Jews and Christians
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• Martha Himmelfarb, scholar
  ...Coptic, such as the Apocalypse of Peter and the Apocalypse of Paul family. Muslim texts, medieval visions, and other related literatures are also discussed. [[Category:Second Temple Scholars & Authors|1952 Himmelfarb]]
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• Historical Jesus, in Christianity, Judaism and Islam (2016 Boccaccini), course
  (37) Wed Dec 7 -- Muslim Authors on Jesus * See [[Muslim-Christian Relations]] and [[Muslim Jesus]]
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• Historical Jesus, in Christianity, Judaism and Islam (2017 Boccaccini), course
  (37) Wed Dec 6 -- Muslim Authors on Jesus * See [[Muslim-Christian Relations]] and [[Muslim Jesus]]
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• Historical Jesus, in Christianity, Judaism and Islam (2015 Boccaccini), course
  ====Introduction: Christians, Jews, & Muslim views of Jesus ==== (6) Mon Sep 21, 2015 -- Jesus in Judaism and other non-Christian authors (II): the Toledot Jeshu a
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• Early Islamic Studies Seminar (2013-), learned society
  ...of early Islamic studies: (a) the traditional Islamic view, which many non-Muslim scholars still uphold as well; (b) a number of revisionist views which have ...et up a more realistic chronology, less dependent on the “evidence” of the Muslim tradition.
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• Re-Reading Paul as a Second-Temple Jewish Author / 3rd Nangeroni Meeting (2014 Rome), conference
  ...Caharlesworth, Gabriele Boccaccini, and representatives of the Jewish and Muslim communities of Rome]] *€0 – Authors of Major Papers
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