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This database (CDSIA) was created to provide information on the works of representative Sufi, Ibn `Arabi and the people influenced by him (School of Ibn Arabi: SIA) for the promotion of academic research and educational activities. The target of the database is the books that relate to the SIA (corrections, translations, research papers) that are mainly held in public institutions in Japan.
(This database is based on the information from the "Kyoto Series of Islamic Area Studies 4" that was published by the Center for Islamic Area Studies at Kyoto University (KIAS) in March 2010, and was constructed as part of the MEXT project "Joint Research Center for Islamic Area Studies." The creation and maintenance of the database is part of the achievements of the Center of the NIHU program "Islamic Area Studies" at Kyoto University and JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B) "Islamic Thought during the Ottoman Period."
Supervised by YAMANE So, Edited by SASAOKI Noriko
This is a bibliographical database of the Urdu works of Saiyid Abu al-A`la Maududi (1903-1979), which aims to give an overview of Maud?d?'s literature as a background to the development of his thought. Maududi is known as the founder of the largest Islamic political party in Pakistan, Jama`at-e Islami (1941-), as well as one of the most influential Islamic revivalists of the modern age. His fame as an Islamic thinker extends beyond Pakistan and other South Asian countries to the Muslim countries of the Middle East, West Asia, and Southeast Asia where his literary works are in circulation, translated into the languages of those regions.。
(This database is based on the information described in the "Urdu Works of Ab? al-A?l? Maud?d?: An Annotated Bibliography" (NIHU Research Series of South Asia and Islam 3) published by the Center for Islamic Area Studies at Kyoto University (KIAS) in March 2010. (This booklet is part of the achievements of the NIHU Program, Collaboration Studies between IAS (Islamic Area Studies) and INDAS (Contemporary India Area Studies), and was constructed as part of the NIHU Project of Resource Sharing.)
((It is now unified into the "NIHU Integrated Retrieval System (nihuINT)," and is a component of the nihuINT database.)
→ To "Urdu Works of Abu al-A`la Maududi: An Annotated Bibliography"
Study Group of Modern Middle Eastern Literature (Research Leader: OKA Mari)
This database is an accumulation of data about literature written in the Islamic world, especially Japanese translations of modern literature in the Middle East and aims to investigate the image and knowledge formation regarding the Islamic world in Japan and its acceptance. This database not only facilitates access to information about Japanese translations but also presents the body of translated works, which is useful for understanding how the perception of the Islamic world in Japan has been formed.
(This database is based on the results of the "Study Group of Modern Middle Eastern Literature" that began as part of the enhancement project of the Joint Research Center for Islamic Area Studies at Kyoto University (Center for Islamic Area Studies at Kyoto University (KIAS), and was constructed as a part of the NIHU Collaboration Studies Project "Creation of the Bibliographical Database of Japanese Translations of Literature in the Islamic World" and the NIHU Project of Resource Sharing. )
(It is now unified into the "NIHU Integrated Retrieval System (nihuINT)," and is a component of the nihuINT database.)
→ To "Database of Japanese Translations and Researchs of Middle East Contemporary Literatures"
Aqeel Collection database is a database of all bibliographic data of "Dr. Moinuddin Aqeel Book Collection" (Aqeel Collection) purchased with 2012 Kyoto University Budget (to organize a large collection) created as part of the research results of the Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), JSPS "General Research on the Publication and Transmission of Islamic Books in the South Asian Languages" (research representative: Yasushi Tonaga).
This Book Collection-"Aqeel Collection"-was made possible by receiving the enormous personal library of Dr. Moinuddin Aqeel, who has been the Professor and Chairman of the Department of Urdu at University of Karachi and Dean, Faculty of Languages and Literature at International Islamic University, Islamabad. As an Urdu language collection at a single institution (in addition to Urdu books, this collection has so many books in English, Persian, Arabic and in a few other eastern and western languages as well), this is only the second largest to the British Library, and the total number of literature (including newspapers and pamphlets) exceeds 26,000.
Aqeel Collection database is a bibliographic information database, but compared to other bibliographic information database such as OPAC, there are following three unique characteristics. (1) To create a database that is academically valuable, annotations are added to precious literatures. (2) It includes Dr. Aqeel's own data (his own classification and image data for inserted documents). (3) As a tool to support analysis of "publications and transmission of Islamic books in the South Asian languages", it has "Time-Map Search" function.
→ To "Aqeel Collection Database"
