Book Recommendations from Dr. Jonathan Brown

Interested in books about Islam, Islamic history, and Islam & politics? Dr. Jonathan Brown offers some book recommendations for you to consider while at home.
Reading List:
The Message of the Qur'an by Muhammad Asad
The Road to Mecca by Muhammad Asad
The Venture of Islam by Marshall Hodgson
On the Muslim Question by Anne Norton
Politics of the Veil by Joan Wallach Scott
Islam and Liberal Citizenship by Andrew F. March
Islamic Revival in British India by Barbara Daly Metcalf
Islamic Art and Spirituality by Seyyed Hossein Nasr
Ibn Fadlān and the Land of Darkness by Ibn Fadlān
The Book of Contemplation: Islam and the Crusades by Usama Ibn Munqidh
The Travels of Ibn Jubayr Translated by Roland Broadhurst
The Adventures of Ibn Battuta: A Muslim Traveller of the 14th Century by Ross E. Dunn
Westward Bound: Travels of Mirza Abu Taleb by Mushirul Hasan
Letters by Mary Wortley Montagu
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[@hindcharafi707]

Ramadan Mubarak
Dr.Brown to you and to your family . God bless you :) !
Thank you for this recommendations .

[@Frederick.J.Marshall]

9:53 I would also recommend this book for those interested in Viking history, beliefs, rituals and practices. A truly engaging book indeed.

[@4681MM]

Please have our beloved Professor Dr. Brown do a similar video for Arabic and Persian books!

[@worldnewsfoodandbooks8218]

Really jazaka Allah khayran brother for these delightful and beautiful books I hope you give us more from your lovely bibliotheca shelves

[@ashesarestupid]

Jzk for this. much needed

[@PinkFlowers365]

Jazak Allah Khayr thanks

[@Abu_Bilaal]

THIS WAS BRILLIANT!

[@muhammadayesham2622]

This man is actually 43 years old yet he looks only 25-30 years old.

[@logicalson]

MashaAllah

[@nafeezabolia9724]

Maash Allah.

[@NasrUlQuranAcademy]

Mashallah! Good work Brown

[@corpuscallosum2328]

‏جزاك الله خيرا

[@ameenomar1911]

Dr. Brown is impressively well-read in a number of different genres as well. Can you have him do a similar video on a wide-range of readings he finds purposeful or important, i.e. Thomas Aquinas, Dostoevsky, Montaigne, etc.

[@LiteratureWorld]

Thank you!

[@sakibsiyam355]

Great Institute

[@adamz8314]

amazing

[@kzuhijnu]

Assalamualaikum, can you please note down the names and authors of all books mentioned here, especially the last ones on travelogue

[@roshanali8792]

Please say something about "Al Iqd Al fareed" by Ibn Abd Rabbih,translated by Khalifa Hammad University and also guide us about something regarding the project of the University-Great books of the Islamic World.

[@scubamaster1504]

السلام عليكم، how about the Meccan Crucible?

[@abdullahk8691]

Thank you for video. My best book is your book on Hadith! Lol

[@Bioacon]

The travel by ibn jubair. Book.

[@wolfofbayst]

Can someone list down all the books?

[@Bioacon]

Travels of ibn batoota.

[@Bioacon]

Letters of lady Montague

[@Rdxia]

Can someone please recommend any detailed seerah book ?

[@ysfhero]

Resit Haylamaz has a really good one. Written not too long ago. I read the original in Turkish but the translation is apparently really good too.

[@HM-ey3yj]

Sealed Nectar

[@ridbuzz]

Ar-Raheeq AL Maktoum is one of the best and accurate seerah books, also
available in English as well.

[@mementus6575]

@@HM-ey3yj it’s a really good Book giving you authentic historical information about the life of our prophet (Pbuh)

[@fluxx9458]

The most detailed Seerah book is "The Life of the Noble prophet" in 3 volumes.

[@Alamgir-ri6px]

You should read Baburnama too.

[@Bioacon]

Ross dan travels of ibn batoota.

[@muhammadalijauhar3553]

♥️

[@Bioacon]

Mosa abu talib

[@zubairhussain72886]

His true muslim identity came out at 9:44 lol

[@bilalthe91]

getting a bit judgemental, are we?