ARAB FEMALE AUTHORS: مخدرات اسلام [Muhadderat-i Islam / The Virtous Women of Islam]

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ARAB FEMALE AUTHORS: مخدرات اسلام [Muhadderat-i Islam / The Virtous Women of Islam]

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8°, 443 pp., [4 pp.], contemporary pink boards and brown spine, endpapers made of old stationary paper with printed grids (binding with light staining and recent hand-written title on the spine, old manuscript annotation in pencil on the title page and in black ink on p. 85, endpaper with small loss of material and pieces of mounted paper, minor staining and foxing, but inside overall in a good clean condition).

 

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This is the first and only published volume on the Virtous Women of Islam by princess Qadariyah Hussein, a daughter of Sultan Hussein Kamel (1853 – 1917), who ruled during the British protectorate over Egypt,  from 19 December 1914 to 9 October 1917, and a niece of Fuad I. The text is written in Ottoman.

With a fully support of her parents, Qadariyah received a high level education and authored several books during her lifetime.

Worldcat lists four institutional examples (Aga Khan Library, London, University of Oxford, McGill University Library, Princeton University Library).

References: OCLC 25654216. Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, The Turks in Egypt and their Cultural Legacy,

 

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