The Arab world studies notebook
By: edited by Audrey Shabbas.
Contributors: Shabbas, Audrey.; Arab World and Islamic Resources and School Services.; Middle East Policy Council (U.S.)
Publisher: AWAIR (Arab World and Islamic Resources and School Services)
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Berkeley, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 513
Subjects: Arab countries -- Study and teaching (Secondary); Middle East -- Study and teaching (Secondary)
Notes: "A joint publication of AWAIR: Arab World and Islamic Resources and School Services and Middle East Policy Council."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Part I. Subject areas; title: Islam; title: The Qur'an; title: Ramadan; title: Hajj; title: Muslims worldwide; title: Jerusalem; title: Arab Christians; title: Women; title: Education; title: Family; title: Food; title: Language; title: Literature; title: Folktales; title: Music; title: Art & architecture; title: Archaeology; title: Contributions; title: Al-Andalus: Islamic Spain; title: Colonial Legacy; title: The U.S. and the Arab world; title: Oil; title: The Gulf War; title: The question of Palestine; title: Arabs in America; title: Part II. Country profiles; title: Algeria; title: Bahrain; title: Djibouti; title: Egypt; title: Iraq; title: Jordan; title: Kuwait; title: Lebanon; title: Libya; title: Mauritania; title: Morocco; title: Oman; title: Palestine; title: Qatar; title: Saudi Arabia; title: Somalia; title: Sudan; title: Syria; title: Tunisia; title: United Arab Emirates; title: Yemen.