The Crusades: Islamic Perspectives

Carole Hillenbrand

Routledge, 24‏/10‏/2018 - 704 من الصفحات

First Published in 2000. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

المحتوى

• Translations of Primary Arabic Sources: 1-7
• The First Crusade and the Muslims Initial Reactions to the Coming of: 1-30
• The Eastern Perspective Seljuq Disunity 48549210921099: 2-3
• A Summary of the State of the Islamic Lands on the Eve of the First Crusade: 2-11
• Muslim Accounts: 2-18
• The Fall of Antioch: 2-24
• The Conquest of Jerusalem: 2-31
• An Overview of the Years 49250410991110: 2-40
• The Egyptian Response: 2-43
• The Local Syrian Response to the Frankish Presence: 2-50
• Jihad in the Period 49356911001174: 2-57
• Spiritual Jihad the Greater Jihad: 2-64
• The Lack of Jihad Spirit in Syria and Palestine: 2-70
• Zengi and the Fall of Edessa: 3-8
• The Religious Dimensions of the Career of Nur alDin: 3-15
• The Image of Nur alDin in the Written Sources: 3-26
• The General Status of Jerusalem in the Medieval Islamic World: 3-32
• The Role of Jerusalem in the Propaganda of the CounterCrusade: 3-38
• Jihad Literature from the Time of Nur alDin: 3-48
• Jihad in the Period from the Death of Nur alDin until the Fall of Acre 569: 3-58
• The Evidence of the Medieval Muslim Chroniclers: 3-64
• Saladin and Jerusalem: 4-1
• A Historical Introduction to the Ayyubid Period 58964711931249: 4-7
• A Hollow Sham?: 4-13
• The Fate of Jerusalem in the Ayyubid Period: 4-19
• The Power of the Preacher to Rouse the Populace to Jihad: 4-14
• An Overview of Jihad in the Ayyubid Period: 4-15
• The Jihad Titulature of the Mamluks Evidence of Monumental Inscriptions and Chancellery: 4-23
• The Attitude to Jihad amongst the Military and Religious Classes in the Early Mamluk Period: 4-30
• An Overview: 4-38
• The Theories of Sivan and Köhler: 4-45
• How the Muslims Saw the Franks Ethnic and Religious Stereotypes: 4-54
• The Value of Popular Folk Literature: 5-2
• Later Medieval Views of the Franks in the Cosmographical and Geographical Literature: 5-8
• The Religious Dimension: 5-18
• The Frankish Threat to the Pilgrimage and to the Holy Cities of Arabia Mecca and Medina: 5-25
• The Evidence of Contemporary Muslim Poetry: 5-38
• The Contrasting Symbols of the Cross and the Quran: 5-45
• The Religious Gullibility of the Franks: 5-53
• The Intensification of antiChristian Propaganda in Saladins Time: 5-54
• The Level of the Muslim Debate about Frankish Christianity: 5-60
• Aspects of Life in the Levant in the Crusading Period: 5-67
• Muslim Views on the Crusader Religious Orders: 5-74
• Frankish women: 6-10
• Was the Frankish Lifestyle Influenced by the Muslims?: 6-19
• The Appropriation of the Religious Monuments of the Other: 6-35
• Freedom of Worship: 6-41
• The LongTerm Effects of CrusaderMuslim Contact: 6-57
• Conclusions: 6-91
• Armies Arms Armour and Fortifications: 6-100
• The Military Manuals of the Muslims: 7-4
• The Arms and Armour of the Muslims: 7-21
• Fortifications in the Levant in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries: 7-47
• CHAPTER 8 The Conduct of: 7-74
• Siege Warfare: 7-90
• Muslim Accounts of Individual Sieges: 8-2
• The Naval Dimension: 8-28
• An Overview of the Value of the Islamic Sources on the Conduct of: 1951
• The Development of Muslim Interest in the Crusading Phenomenon: 1965
• Some General Reflections: 1983
• Bibliography: 1989
• Index: 2003

معلومات المراجع

• العنوان: The Crusades: Islamic Perspectives
• المؤلف: Carole Hillenbrand
• الإصدار: معاد طباعته
• الناشر: Routledge, 2018
• رقم ISBN (الرقم الدولي المعياري للكتاب): 1135956138, 9781135956134
• عدد الصفحات: 704 من الصفحات