Arthur Stanley Tritton

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Arthur Stanley Tritton, D. Litt., (February 25, 1881 — November 8, 1973) was a British historian and scholar of Islam. He was appointed Professor of Arabic at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London ^[1] in 1938, and also spent some time teaching at Aligarh University. ^[2] He published his work as A.S.Tritton.

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• The Rise of the Imams of Sanaa (1925)
• The Caliphs and their non-Muslim Subjects: a Critical Study of the Covenant of Umar (1930)
• Teach Yourself Arabic (1943)
• Muslim Theology (1947)
• Islam: Belief and Practices (1951)
• Materials on Muslim education in the Middle Ages (1957) ^[3]

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1. ^ SOAS
2. ^ AligarhA S Tritton
3. ^ Copac