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with 5 plates ; DETAILS: "The Earliest Fatimid Textile (Tiraz Al Mansuriya)," B. Fac. Arts Alexandria II (1957): 37-44 (with 5 plates).

DETAILS: "The Notion of Ta'wil in Abu Ya'qub al-Sijistani's `Book of the Sources (Kitab al-Yanabi)'," Hamdard Islamicus II, no. 2 (1979): 35-45.

DETAILS: "The Fatimid Revolution (861-973) and its Aftermath in North Africa." In Cambridge History of Africa II (1978), pp. 589-636.

DETAILS: "The Founding of Cairo," Mill. du Caire.

DETAILS: "The 1972 Assassin Expedition," Asian Affairs LXI (1974): 60-70.

DETAILS: "The Ismailis in Tanzania: A Weberian Analysis," B.J.S. (1971): 365-380.

DETAILS: "The Discovery of a Lost Literature," All Pakistan History Conference VIII (1958): 61-73.

DETAILS: "Three Sulaymani Da'is," J.B.B.R.A.S. n.s. XVI (1940): 101-104.

Ph.D. diss. ; DETAILS: "Sirat of al-Mu'ayyad fid Din al Shirazi." Ph.D. diss., S.O.A.S., University of London, 1950

DETAILS: "Studies in Isma'ili Law," Bombay Law Reporter Journal XXXI (1929): 84-87.

DETAILS: "Mubashchir ibn Fatik," Oriens XIII/XIV (1960-61): 132-158.

DETAILS: The Prince Aga Khan: an Authentic Life Story. London: John Long Ltd., n.d. 249 pp.

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.

DETAILS: The Sect of the Assassins. Calcutta.

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: "The Tale of Three Schoolfellows," J.R.A.S. (1931): 771 ff.

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.