IX. Islam: An Established Religion

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustration xi
4. Preface xiii
5. Abbreviations xxxi
6. The Physical-Historical Milieu
7. I. The King's Other Kingdom 3
8. II. Death of an Islamic Empire 26
9. III. The Physical Setting 46
10. IV. The Human Geography 64
11. V. City and Country: Basic Classes 89
12. The Juridical-Religious Milieu
13. VI. Surrender Terms: Universality and Pattern 117
14. VII. Burriana, Valencia, and the Townsmen 139
15. VIII. Incorporation: Motives and Mechanisms 155
16. IX. Islam: An Established Religion 184
17. X. The Law and Its Interpreters 220
18. XI. Christians and the Islamic Judiciary 249
19. The Political-Military Milieu
20. XII. The Muslim in the Feudal Order 273
21. XIII. The Military Aristocracy 300
22. XIV. Patriot Mudejar Lords 323
23. XV. Horizontal Power: The Rulers 353
24. XVI. The City-State Polities 374
25. XVII. The Islamic Establishment: Vertical Power 401
26. Bibliography 421
27. Index 457