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Books relating to Islam & Muslim Christian Relations will be found at a variety of locations in New College Library and the Main Library – check this on DiscoverEd. Here are some useful places to start browsing:
Search DiscoverEd to find print and electronic Religious Studies e-books. These include:
Christians, Muslims, and Jesus by 
Law and the rule of God : a Christian engagement with Shari'a / by 
Political Quietism in Islam by 
Qur'an of the oppressed : liberation theology and gender justice in Islam / by
View of pages from the Mukhtasar Kitab al-Hisnul-Hasin, Or.Ms 172
The Heritage Collections teams preserve, provide access to and interpret the heritage collections looked after by the University.
They are based at Centre for Research Collections (CRC), which holds the Oriental Manuscripts Collection, including Arabic manuscripts such as commentaries on the Koran; traditions of the Prophet and Imam and prayers. The CRC also holds extensive collections of Bibles, sermons and Christian literature.
All of these collections can be accessed at the CRC on the 6th floor, Main Library.
Search DiscoverEd to find print and electronic journals in this area. These include:
Possibly the greatest treasure in the Library. It was written in the Naskh script by the scholar and courtier Rashid al-Din (d.1318) and contains 70 illustrated folios. Special Collections, Or.Ms.20. View the digital version here.
A chronicle of a vast number of calendars and chronological systems from a variety of different cultural and religious groups from throughout the late antique and medieval periods in the Hellenic world, Central Asia and the Near East. Special Collections, Or.Ms.161.
View of pages from Sharh al-qism al-thalith min al-Miftah showing text with notes in margins and between lines. Completed in c.1385-1386, Sharh al-Miftah is a commentary on the third book of Al-Sakkaki's popular rhetorical work, the Miftah al-ulum, and was written by the Persian polymath al-Taftazani.
Search DiscoverEd to find print and electronic reference books, or browse the shelves in the New College Library Hall. These include:
Encyclopedia of Islam and the Muslim world by 
Encyclopaedia of the Qur'an by 
Routledge Handbook on Christian–Muslim Relations by 
