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Edited by Tazim R. Kassam and Francoise Mallison, Primus Books, 2010, Revised Edition, xxviii, 226 p, 7 illus, ISBN : 81-908918-7-5

DETAILS: The Brotherhood of Purity. Lahore, 1960.

DETAILS: "The Ismailis in Uganda." In Essays on Ugandan Asians, ed. Michael Twadle. London: Institute of Commonwealth Studies, 1975. Pp. 30-52.

"The Divine Kingship of the Aga Khan: a Study in Theocracy in East Africa," Southwest Journal of Anthropology XVI, no. 4 (1958): 454-472.

DETAILS: The Later Gaznavids: Splendour and Decay. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1977. Ismailis, pp. 14, 31, 129.

DETAILS: "The Early Fatimid Mosque of al-Hakim, 990-1010," Oriental Art. XXVII (1981): 303-315.

DETAILS: "The Old Man of the Mountain," Speculum XXII (1947): 497 ff.

DETAILS: The Fatimid State. Cairo, 1964.

DETAILS: "The Prohibition of Reinstating a Divorced Wife in the Druze Family," B.S.O.A.S. XLI (1978): 258-271.

DETAILS: "The Function of Fatimid and Ayyubid Glass Weights," JESHO XXIV (1981): 63-92.

"The Account of the Ismaili Doctrines in the `Jami al Tawarikh' of Rashid al-Din," J.R.A.S. (1930): 509-536. Author's correction in J.R.A.S. (1931): 151.

Also published in Sind through the Centuries ; Dr Gulshan Khakee died of cancer in Bombay at the age of 58, Saturday January 12, 2002. She graduated in teacher training in Nairobi where she taught at the AK Girl School and at the Kenya High School. She did her M.A. at Trinity College in Dublin - Ireland and her PhD. at Harvard in 1972. She was among the pioniers of Ginanic research and some of her works are listed here. ; DETAILS: "Note on the Imam Shahi Ms. at the Deccan College, Poona," J. Asiatic Soc., Bombay (1970/71): 143-155.

M. Phil. thesis ; DETAILS: "The Shia Imami Ismaili Community in Britain." M. Phil. thesis, S.O.A.S., University of London, 1971.

E-Peak, issue 09, ; DETAILS: "Out of Africa, part of Canada: Tracing the Ismaili " E-Peak, issue 09, vol 99 -- June 29, 1998 b

DETAILS: "Relation between the Fatimids in North Africa and the Omayyads in Spain during the 4th Cent. A.H.," B.F.A. X, no. 2 (1948): 39-83.