Mohammedanism - Lectures on Its Origin, Its Religious and Political Growth, - and Its Present State by C. Snouck Hurgronje
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he spent eight months (1884-5) in Mecca and Jidda. In 1888, he became
lecturer at the University of Leiden and in the same year was sent out as Professor to Batavia in Netherlands-India, where he spent the years 1889-1906. Upon his return he was appointed Professor of Arabic at the University of Leiden. Among his principal published works may be mentioned: _Mekka_, The Hague, 1888-9; _De Beteekenis van den Islam voor zijne Belijders in Oost Indïe_, Leiden, 1883; _Mekkanische Sprichwörter_, The Hague, 1886; _De Atjehers_, Leiden, 1903-4, England tr. London, 1906; _Het Gajôland en zijne Bezvoners_, Batavia, 1903, and _Nederland en de Islâm_, Leiden, 1915. The lectures to be found in the present volume were delivered before the following Institutions: Columbia University, Yale University, The University of Pennsylvania, Meadville Theological Seminary, The University of Chicago, The Lowell Institute, and the Johns Hopkins University. The Committee owes a debt of deep gratitude to Mr. Charles R. Crane for having made possible the course of lectures for the year 1914. RICHARD GOTTHEIL CRAWFORD H. TOY _Committee on Publication_. April, 1916. * * * * * |
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