The Islamic Review:

Official Magazine of the Woking Muslim Mission, Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking, UK; and, Ahmadiyya Anjuman Ishaat-e-Islam Lahore, California, USA

October 1950 Issue (Vol. 38, No. 10)

Table of Contents:

• Theories of State and Problems of Sociology as expounded by an Indian Muslim Divine [Shah Waliullah] of the Eighteenth Century by Muhammad Abdul Baqi, M.A.:
  • Shah Waliullah (died 1758 C.E.), a Forerunner of many Sociopolitical Theories of Today
  • Ibn Khaldun and Shah Waliullah
  • Shah Waliullah rejects the Theory of Divine Origin of the State
  • Shah Waliullah’s Views on the Functions of the State
  • How the Various Devices of Human Civilization are Discovered and how they are Gradually Developed
  • The Two Stages of Civilization
  • The Contrivances of Civilization in the Primary Stage of the Civilized Society
  • The Contrivances of Civilization in the Secondary Stage
  • Essential Devices for Livelihood
  • The Management of Domestic Affairs:
    • Matrimony:
      • How the System of Marriage with all its Conventions came to be Adopted
    • Guardianship of the Children
    • Lordship and Servitude
    • Fraternity
  • Mutual Dealings
  • Specialization of Industries
• More articles will be added in due course….

Editor: Abdul Majid, M.A.
Printer: A.A. Verstage of Basingstoke, England
Publisher: The Woking Muslim Mission and Literary Trust, The Shah Jehan Mosque, Woking, Surrey, England

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