نام «محمد» پیش از پیامبر(ص)؛ بازبینی انتقادی شواهد و رهیافتی تازه

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- Kister, M. J. (1965a), “Mecca and Tamim: Aspects of Their Relations”, Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient VIII, Leiden: pp.113-163.

- Kister, M. J. (1965b), “The Campagin of Huluban: A New Light on the Expedition of Abraha”, Le Museon LXXVIII, Louvian, pp.425-436.

- Lecker, Michael (1989), The Banu Sulaym: A Contribution To The Study Of Early Islam, Jerusalem: Graph-Press Ltd.

- Liddell, H. G, Scott, R. and Jones, H. S. (1996), Greek-English Lexicon, NewYork, Oxford.

- Reynolds, Gabriel Said (2011), “Rememberin Muhammad”, Numen, n.58, pp. 188–206.

- Robin, Christian Julien (2021), “The Judaism of the Ancient Kingdom of Ḥimyar in Arabia: A Discreet Conversion”, Diversity and Rabbanizatioin: Jewish Texts and Societies Between 400 and 1000 CE, Edited by: Gavin McDowell and Ron Naiweld and Daniel Stökl Ben Ezra, University of Cambridge.

 - Thomas, David (ed) (2001), Syrian Christians under Islam: The first thousand years, Leiden: Brill.

 - Thomas, David and Barbara Rogemma (eds) (2009), Chritian-Muslim Relations: A Bibliographical History, Leiden and Boston: Brill.

 - Wensinck, A. J. and Jomier, J. (1986), “HADJDJ”, Encyclopedia of Islam (Second Edition), Leiden and London: Luzanc & co.