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The one hundred and sixteenth (116th) inaugural lecture: Islamics; the conflux of desciplines

By: Oloyede, Is-haq OlanrewajuPublication details: Ilorin Library and Publication Committee, University of Ilorin 2012 Description: iii, 60p. illSubject(s): Islam -- Inaugural lecture

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Main Special Coll.	Special Coll	BDSC BP165 .O46x 2012 UNILORIN (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		PH0001739

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