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Journal for Islamic studies

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Title Journal for Islamic studies / Rand Afrikaans University = Tydskrif vir islamkunde / Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit.
Additional Titles Tydskrif vir islamkunde
JIS
Publisher Johannesburg : Centre for Islamic Studies, Rand Afrikaans University
Rondebosch : University of Cape Town, Centre for Contemporary Islam
Creation Date -1996

Notes Refereed/Peer-reviewed
Issues for 1997- lack Afrikaans title.
In Afrikaans and English, 1980-1996
in English only , 1997-
Annual
Added Years Began with no. 1, dated 1980 or 1981.
Extent 1 online resource
Language Afrikaans
English
National Library system number 997007790575005171
MARC RECORDS
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