Copts and Muslims in Egypt: A Study on Harmony and Hostility
By (Author) Sohirin Mohammad Solihin
Islamic Foundation
Islamic Foundation
9th October 2007
International
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Islam
Interfaith relations
Social groups: religious groups and communities
261.27
Paperback
120
This text looks at the past experience and the peaceful co-existence of the Coptic and Muslim communities. It highlights the Copts' position under Muslim rulers, and how Muslims and Copts view the situation differently.
SOHIRIN MOHAMMAD SOLIHIN was born in Ciamis, West Java, and educated at the Educational Muslim Institute (Indonesia), the Institute of Islamic Studies (Egypt), and al-Azhar University (Egypt). Currently he is a Research Fellow with the Inter-Faith Unit of the Islamic Foundation. Leicester, and also a Post-Graduate Student at the Centre for the Study of Christian and Muslim Relations, University of Birmingham (U.K.).