This third volume in the new series of supplements to the Journal
of Semitic Studies is a survey of the historical and religious
problems involved in the interconnection between the Sabians of the
Qur'an, the Mandeans of southern Iraq, and the "Sabians" of Harran
in northern Mesopotamia. It offers an important examination of
traditional assertions by some that the Mandaeans and by others
that the Harranians should be recognized as the "Sabians" of the
Qur'an, the people granted protected status in Islamic law.
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