
Muslim-Christian Encounters (Routledge Revivals)
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'A very impressive piece of scholarship on a topic that is both very complex and difficult to handle. The author displays a deep and detailed knowledge of the two world religions in question and of their historical interaction, expresses his ideas clearly, simply and interestingly, and for that reason the book will be widely not read not only by professionals but also by lay people' - Peter B. Clarke, King's College, LondonThe book is the summation of a life-time's study of Islam and its relationship with Christianity. Professor Watt remains, whether one agreed with him or not, one of the Western world's greatest authorities on the subject: one of the last Orientalist giants' - Professor Akbar Ahmed, Iqbal Visiting Fellow, University of Cambridge
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