A Dictionary of Islam Being a cyclopedia of the doctrines, rites, ceremonies, and customs, together with the technical and theological terms, of the Muhammadan religion.

"A Dictionary of Islam" by Thomas Patrick Hughes is an informational book from the 1800s. It acts as a detailed collection of beliefs, rituals, traditions, habits, and specialized vocabulary important to the Muslim faith. The goal of this book is to explain Islamic ideas and way of life to readers who speak English. It systematically presents the main rules and religious practices of Islam, mainly from the Sunni Muslim group, while also pointing out differences among other groups of Muslims such as the Shiah and Wahhabi. It includes clear descriptions of important beliefs, customs, and short stories about important people in Islamic history, like Muhammad. Hughes combines his experiences as a missionary with research and information from Islamic scholars. This book is useful for religious experts, missionaries, and anyone who wants to learn about the main beliefs and cultural aspects that shape the lives of many Muslims around the world.