Hans Jansen
Hans Jansen (actually Johannes JG Jansen, born 1942 in Amsterdam) is a Dutch Arabist, Islamic scholar and columnist.
Hans Jansen received his doctorate in Arabic at the University of Leiden and worked in Egypt. He then became a lecturer in Leiden. In 2003 he was an adjunct professor of contemporary Islamic thought at the University of Utrecht.
Publications
- Mohammed, Beck, Munich 2008, ISBN 3-406-56858-0. The book is the German translation of the two books De Historical Mohammed: de Mekkaanse verhalen and De Historical Mohammed: uit de Verhalen Medina summarized in a band.
- De Historical Mohammed: uit de Verhalen Medina, Amsterdam 2007
- De Historical Mohammed: de Mekkaanse verhalen, Amsterdam 2005
- De radicaal Islamist ideology: Ibn Taymiyya Van dead Osama ben Laden, Oratie Universiteit van Utrecht, 3 februari 2004 ( as Johannes JG Jansen )
- God has a total gezegd: Terror, tolerantie en de onvoltooide modernisering van de islam, 2003
- Het Nut van God, 2001
- Nieuwe Inleiding dead de Islam, 1998 ( as JJG Jansen )
- The Dual Nature of Islamic Fundamentalism, 1997 ( as Johannes JG Jansen )
- De Koran uit het Arabic Vertaald door Prof. dr. J. H. Kramers, 1992 ( edited by Dr. Asad Jaber & Dr. Johannes JG Jansen )
- Inleiding dead de Islam, 1987 ( as J.J.G. Jansen )
- The Neglected Duty: The Creed of Sadat 's Assassins and Islamic Resurgence in the Middle East, Macmillan, New York, 1986 ( as Johannes JG Jansen ), ISBN 0-02-916340-4
- The Interpretation of the Koran in Modern Egypt, 1974 ( as JJG Jansen )