Chapter IX
ISLAM AND MODERNISM - IV
REFERENCES

67. "Colonalism is reponsible for the dearth of the desireable means for development his talents and material resources, but the unwillingness of the Muslim to utilise the available means, and to exert required over-effort to raise his standard of life denotes colonibility. An analysis of the causes of inhibition that hamper the evolution of the Muslim world, would reveal that they are overwhelmingly the result of the internal factors, that is, of colonisibility." [Islam in History and Society by Malek Bennabi - p-49]

68.  Islam & Modernity by Fazalur Rahman, p- 3940

69. Ibid. p-20.

70. Ibid. p-20

71. Islamic Methodology In History by Fazalur Rahman, Islamabad, 1984, p-143-144

72. Ibid. p-151

73. Ibid. p-152

74. Modern Reformist Thought in the Muslim World, by Mazharuddin Siddiqi, Islamabad, 1982,  p-75.  Islamic Methodolgy, op. cit.  p-vii

76. Islam and the Pligh t of Modern Man by Sayyed Hossein Nasr,  p-92

77. Haddad, op. cit. p-8

78. Ibid. p-8

79. Nasr, op. cit. p-97

80. Ibid. p-97

81. Haddad, op cit. p-22

82. Ibid. p-208

83. Islamic Philosophy and Social Thought by M.T. Stephaniants, Lahore, 1989, p-9