Warren, Ruth

Relates the life of the founder of Islam who experienced several visions where he received prophetic calls which became the basis for the Koran. He eventually united all the tribes of Arabia under his leadership.

Relates the life of the founder of Islam who experienced several visions where he received prophetic calls which became the basis for the Koran. He eventually united all the tribes of Arabia under his leadership.

Relates the life of the founder of Islam who experienced several visions where he received prophetic calls which became the basis for the Koran. He eventually united all the tribes of Arabia under his leadership.

Relates the life of the founder of Islam who experienced several visions where he received prophetic calls which became the basis for the Koran. He eventually united all the tribes of Arabia under his leadership.

Relates the life of the founder of Islam who experienced several visions where he received prophetic calls which became the basis for the Koran. He eventually united all the tribes of Arabia under his leadership.

Relates the life of the founder of Islam who experienced several visions where he received prophetic calls which became the basis for the Koran. He eventually united all the tribes of Arabia under his leadership.

Brief, informative account of daily life, language, religion, history, literature, the arts, education, holidays, recreation, and government of the 90 million people who speak the Arabic language and live in Asia and Africa. Includes a list of governments of Arab lands. Present day life in Arab countries.

Describes the journey of the major tributaries of the Nile from Lake Victoria to the Mediterranean; examines the civilizations which have peopled her valley since the early Egyptian kingdoms; explains nineteenth-century exploration of the Nile, her monuments and her path into "darkest Africa"; and defines man's efforts to control the river today.

Describes the journey of the major tributaries of the Nile from Lake Victoria to the Mediterranean; examines the civilizations which have peopled her valley since the early Egyptian kingdoms; explains nineteenth-century exploration of the Nile, her monuments and her path into "darkest Africa"; and defines man's efforts to control the river today.