Vol. 3: Educational developments in the Muslim world. Ed. Mohamed Taher. Delhi: Anmol Publications, 1997 Encyclopaedic survey of Islamic culture.
Contents
An educational and sociological perspective, by Mahroof, M. M. M. pp.126-150.
Education pp.151-165.
Education in the Hijaz under Turkish and Sharifian rule, by Alami, Jamal pp.13-20.
Educational development in Turkey, by Jaffrey, Syed Majid Raza pp.74-81.
Elementary schools in Hijaz, by Bin Duhaish, Abdul Latif pp.36-55.
Higher education in the Arab world, by Morsi, M. M. pp.31-35.
Libraries and academies during the Buwayhid period, by Kabir, M. pp.214-217.
Muslim approach to education, by Peer, Mohammed pp.91-105.
Muslim contribution to libraries during the medieval times, by Diwan, Muhammad Rustam Ali pp.269-281.
Muslim education in India, by Mathur, Y. B. pp.106-119.
Objectives of education in the Pakistani society before colonial rule, by Baloch, N. A. pp.21-30.
Perspectives in education, by Ansari, Abdul Haq pp.82-90.
Reorganisation of madrasah education, by Shahabuddin, Sayd pp.120-125.
Some aspects of the history of the madrasa, by Pedersen, J. pp.1-12.
The Arab College, Jerusalem, by Abidi, Mahmud pp.204-213.
The Azhar in the service of Islam and Arab contributions to theworld, by Faqoury, Ahmad Hassan el- pp.166-195.
The founders of the Buhar Library, by Hosain, Hidayat pp.247-268.
The libraries of the Arabs, by Pinto, O. pp.218-246.
The theological colleges of Najaf, by Jamali, Mohammed Fahdil pp.196-203.
The traditional texts used in the Persian madrasahs, by Nasr, Seyyed Hossein pp.56-73.