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- Acknowledgments
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Regional Variation in Islamic History
- 3. The Curve of Conversion in Iran
- 4. Conversion as a Social Process
- 5. The Development of Islamic Society in Iran
- 6. The Curve of Muslim Names
- 7. Iraq
- 8. Egypt and Tunisia
- 9. Syria
- 10. Spain
- 11. The Consequences of Conversion
- Notes
- Index
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