Most Popular Books by Franz Rosenthal

Franz Rosenthal is the author of الإعلان بالتوبيخ لمن ذم التاريخ (1963), Das Fortleben der Antike im Islam (1965), Canaanite and Aramaic Inscriptions, Translated by Franz Rosenthal. South-Arabian Inscriptions, Translated by A. Jamme. Akkadian Myths and Epics, New Texts, Translated by E. A. Speiser (1955), A History of Moslim Historiography, by Franz Rosenthal (1952), Keagungan ilmu (1992).

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Most Popular Books by Franz Rosenthal

الإعلان بالتوبيخ لمن ذم التاريخ

Das Fortleben der Antike im Islam

Canaanite and Aramaic Inscriptions, Translated by Franz Rosenthal. South-Arabian Inscriptions, Translated by A. Jamme. Akkadian Myths and Epics, New Texts, Translated by E. A. Speiser

A History of Moslim Historiography, by Franz Rosenthal

Keagungan ilmu

Four Essays on Art and Literature in Islam by F. Rosenthal

A Judaeo-Arabic Work Under Sufi Influence ...

A history of Muslim historiography ... Second revised edition

Ibn Khaldûn

Die aramaistische Forschung seit Th. Nöldeke's Veröffentlichungen

Muslim cintādhārāẏ svādhīnatā

Gifts and Bribes

'Ilm at-ta'rīh 'ind al-muslimīn (A history of Muslim historiography̌, arab.)

An ancient commentary on the Hippocratic Oath

The Muqaddimah

The Study of Muslim Intellectual and Social History

Aramaic texts from Achaemenid times

"Blurbs" (Taqrîẓ) from 14-th Century Egypt

Ibn ʻArabī Between "philosophy" and "mysticism"

As-Šayh̲ Al-Yûnânî and the Arabic Plotinus Source

At-Tabarī's Story of the Belt

The Muslin Concept of Freedom

Doublon Voir Bib 103508Four Essays on Art and Literature in Islam

The Tale of Anthony

The Influence of the Biblical Tradition on Muslim Istoriography

From the "unorthodox" Judaism of Medieval Yemen

Aš-Sayḫ Al-Yûnânî and the Arabic Plotinus Source

The Museum Concept of Knowledge

Muk̇addimah. The Muqaddimah. An Introduction to History. Translated from the Arabic by Franz Rosenthal. With Plates.

Lu Hsiang Shan

From Arabic Books and Manuscripts VI Istanbul Materials for Al-Kindî and As-Sarahsî

Al-Mubashshir Ibn Fatik, Prolegomena to an Abortive Edition

Knowledge triumphant: the comcept of knowledge in medieval Islam

An Aramic Handbook

A Short Treatise on the Meaning of the Names of Some Greek Scholars Attributed to Al-Farabi

al- Iʻlān bi-'t-taubīh li-man damma at-ta'rīh