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Islamic studies

the reconstruction, from Crone and Cook, of the origins of Islam based mainly on seventh-century non-Muslim sources, a movement they named Hagarism.

In Islamic studies, Hagarism refers to the reconstruction, from Crone and Cook, of the origins of Islam based mainly on seventh-century non-Muslim sources, a movement they named Hagarism. This meaning comes from Crone and Cook (1977) in Hagarism.[1]

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Crone, P., & Cook, M. (1977). Hagarism: The making of the Islamic world. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521211338

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