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Ibn Kathir,
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Nizam al-Din al-Hasan al-Nisaburi,
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Muhammad, “For Whom the Holy Land? A Qu’ranic Answer.”
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Ali Akbar,
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1.
There are many English translations of this work, the most prominent among them by Alfred Guillaume of Oxford University. There is an abridged version by Michael Edwardes, better known for his books on British India. I have quoted from both in the text. Norman Stillman of Oklahoma University, who specializes in the intersection of Jewish and Islamic culture and history, has also translated and annotated this crucial text in his classic,
Jews of Arab Lands
.
2.
Ibn Ishaq/Ibn Hisham, “The Extermination of Banu Quraiza,” AH 5/627, in
The Legacy of Islamic Anti-Semitism
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3.
All Amr Khaled quotes are from AmrKhaled.
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.
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Tariq Ramadan,
In the Footsteps of the Prophet
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Ibn Kathir,
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Ali Hafiz,
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Richard Burton,
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Alfred Guillaume,
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Barakat Ahmad,
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