Subject(s): Taliban | Islamic fundamentalism -- Afghanistan | Islam and state -- Afghanistan | Islam and politics -- Afghanistan | Afghanistan -- Politics and government -- 1973- Contents:Kandahar 1994: the origins of the Taliban -- Herat 1995: God's invincible soldiers -- Kabul 1996: commander of the faithful -- Mazar-e-Sharif 1997: m

Subject(s): Daʻwah (Islam) -- Periodicals | Communication -- Religious aspects -- Islam -- Periodicals | Communication -- Religious aspects -- Islam | Daʻwah (Islam) Summary: On dawah and Islamic communication in Indonesia. Holdings: ,,Abdul Aziz Sultan Resource Centre, KOED,General Book,General Stacks,BP 170.85 J95J [1998-],Avai

Subject(s): Intentionality (Philosophy) -- Congresses. -- History | Philosophy, Ancient -- Congresses | Philosophy, Medieval -- Congresses Holdings: ,Book - General,Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,B105I56A541P 2001,Available,00000733654

Subject(s): Calendar, Islamic | Astronomy -- Religious aspects Islam Holdings: ,Book - General,Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,CE59M697S 1997,Available,00000764417

Subject(s): Islamic philosophy | Philosophy, Medieval Holdings: ,Book - General,Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,B741L436In 2002,Available,00000734530

Subject(s): Women in Islam | Women in Islam -- Malaysia | Muslim women Holdings: ,,Abdul Aziz Sultan Resource Centre, KOED,General Book,,BP 173.4 F173K 1993,Available,01000002102

Subject(s): Education,Preschool -- Religious aspects Holdings: ,,Abdul Aziz Sultan Resource Centre, KOED,General Book,General Stacks,LC 903 M952M 1983,Available,01000002103

Subject(s): Phoenicians -- Civilization Holdings: ,Book - General,Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,DS81M321P 2000,Available,00000771174

Subject(s): Terrorism Holdings: ,,Abdul Aziz Sultan Resource Centre, KOED,General Book,General Stacks,HV 6433 C548M 2001,Available,01000002105

Subject(s): Money market -- Asia Summary: Asian Money Markets traces the evolution of money markets in seven key economies of East and Southeast Asia: Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Singapore. It asks how government policy affected the performance of the markets over several decades. Several very different ap