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The Islamic Review ivoKJNG-SURREY-ENGLAND The Islamic Review fulfils a great need of the times.
Its object is to bring together and cement the bond of unity between the scattered sections of the Muslim World and awaken them to a new sense of solidarity after centuries of oblivion.
· It believes that in Islam there are sections but not sects.
It is the only magazine of its kind circulated throughout the Muslim World.
Its contributors are men of high repute from among Muslim writers, European and American Journalists and Orientalists.
Pakistan Rs. 20/- Annual Subscription India Rs. 30/- England Sh. 30/- Agents Pakistan : Azeez Manzil, Brandreth Road, Lahore.
East Pakistan : Islam Mission, 28, Purana Moghul Toli, Nawabpur Road, Dacca.
India : {I) The International Book House (Private) Ltd.
, 9 Ash Lane, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Bombay I.
(2) Higgi~bothams (Private) Ltd.
, Mount Road, Madras-z.
JOURNAL OF THE PAKISTAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY A quarterly Journal of International repute devoted to the cause of Historical Studies and Research.
Edited by Dr. S.
MoINUL HAQ, 30, New Karachi Co-operative Housing Society, Karachi Annual Subscription : Rs. ro/ (Pakistani) Per copy Rs. 3/ ( ,.
Back numbers are available from January, 1954 for the same price.
-· The only American quarterly devoted exclusively to Middle Eastern Affairs THE MIDDLE EAST JOURNAL articles, book rcuietos, bibliography, significant documents YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION : $6 (2 YEARS, Sn), UNESCO COUPONS ACCEPTED Please address inquiries and subscription requests : 1761 N.
Street, N.
W. Washington, D.
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