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Lofted puts a new spin on the widely played and loved game of golf - traversing the world in search of authentic golfing experiences.

The book emphasizes the growing necessity for a deeper understanding of non-European cultures, highlighting the limitations of superficial knowledge. It explores the complexities and richness of these cultures, urging readers to engage with them meaningfully. Through various perspectives, the narrative aims to foster cultural appreciation and awareness, making a case for the importance of comprehensive cultural education in today's interconnected world.

Focusing on the traditional self-image of Muslims, this book delves into how this perspective shapes their understanding of world events, often contrasting sharply with Western viewpoints. Professor Watt offers a critical analysis tracing the origins of this self-image from medieval times through the modern encounter with the West. He argues that this introspection hampers Muslim engagement in global affairs and provides a constructive critique aimed at fostering a more realistic and beneficial Islamic self-image for contemporary society.

This 1889 book covers the history of laws concerning property in Ireland from the time of the Irish Celts onwards.

Exploring the evolution of Islam, this book traces its origins from the nomadic tribes of seventh-century Arabia to its emergence as a major global faith. It provides insights into the life and teachings of Muhammad, highlighting his influence on the formation of the Arab nation and the broader development of Islamic culture and society. Through this historical lens, readers gain a deeper understanding of Islam's significance and impact throughout history.

In this admirable book Montgomery Watt traces the influence of Islam in medieval Europe, looking in detail at commerce, science and technology, philosophy, and the development of European self-awareness.