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A Sword Over the Nile

Autor Adel Guindy
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 30 iun 2020
Adel Guindy has produced a timely and authoritative account of the Copts' story. It deserves to be widely read... this timely and excellent book will act as a wakeup call.... It reminds us that historically, the Copts have been Egypt's beating heart and that Egypt's future, without them, would be bleak indeed. PROFESSOR LORD ALTON, MEMBER OF THE BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS A Sword Over the Nile is a most welcome book and contribution to the existing literature. Here in one volume, we have the largely unknown historical experiences of Egypt's Coptic Christians under Islam--and from the most primary if previously inaccessible or untranslated sources. Not only is it a window to the past; it may be an ominous look to the future. RAYMOND IBRAHIM, AN EXPERT ON ISLAMIC DOCTRINE AND HISTORY, IS AUTHOR OF SWORD AND SCIMITAR: FOURTEEN CENTURIES OF WAR BETWEEN ISLAM AND THE WEST
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ISBN-13: 9781643787619
ISBN-10: 1643787616
Pagini: 416
Dimensiuni: 161 x 240 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.76 kg
Editura: AUSTIN MACAULEY

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A Brief History of the Copts Under Islamic Rule. Adel Guindy has produced a timely and authoritative account of the Copts story. It deserves to be widely read this timely and excellent book will act as a wakeup call.... It reminds us that historically, the Copts have been Egypts beating heart and that Egypts future, without them, would be bleak indeed.PROFESSOR LORD ALTON, MEMBER OF THE BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDSA Sword over the Nile is a most welcome book and contribution to the existing literature. Here in one volume, we have the largely unknown historical experiences of Egypts Coptic Christians under Islam--and from the most primary if previously