Islamic literature

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Islamic literature refers to literature written with an Islamic perspective, in any language. For the literature of some predominantly Islamic cultures, see:

• Arabic literature
  • Arabic epic literature
• Indonesian literature
  • Javanese literature
• Iranian literature
  • Azerbaijani literature
  • Kurdish literature
  • Persian literature
• Somali literature
• South Asian literature
  • Bengali literature
  • Kashmiri literature
  • Pakistani literature
  • Persian literature
  • Sindhi literature
  • Urdu literature
• Turkic literature
  • Azerbaijani literature
  • Turkish literature

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• Islamic Literature at Cornell University.
• Brief article on the growth of the influence of Islamic literature in the U.S.
• Islamic literature in Chinese

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