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Bruce Eckel's Books on Programming
These are electronic books in HTML on C++ and Java, along with the source code. The HTML books are fully indexed, use Frames for easy navigation through the chapters, and have color syntax highlighting on all the source-code listings. Each HTML download contains an entire book and source code in a single zipped file. The books are listed here for download with the kind permission and generosity of the author, Bruce Eckel. Please note these books are zipped.

1. Thinking in Java, 2^nd edition Revision 4.4 (Last Modified November 20, 2002)

2. Thinking in Java, 2^nd edition Revision 12  (Last Modified June 12 200, Revision History)

3. Thinking in Java, 1^st edition  (Last Modified Sat Feb 5 2000)

4. Thinking in C++, 2^nd edition, Volume 1 Revision 13  (Last Modified Sat Feb 5 2000, Revision History)

5. Thinking in C++, 2^nd edition, Volume 2 Revision 4  (Last Modified August 19, 200, Revision History)

6. Thinking in Patterns, (Under Development) - Word Version

7. Thinking in Enterprise Java Revision 1.1  (Last Modified May 6, 2003)

Books by the Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam
Here is some introductory literature on some of the believes held by the Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam. Some of the books are zipped

1. Holy Quran English Translation by Maulvi Sher Ali sahib in adobe PDF format
    

2. Sahayef Wadiy-e-Qumran (The Dead Sea Scrolls) by Molana Ali Haider Upal
   Ancient scrolls from the third century B.C.E. to 68 C.E. were discovered by young Bedouin shepherds in 1947 in Judean Desert's Qumran ruins. Based on these scrolls, the author argues that Jesus Christ belonged to the Essene community.
    

3. Invitation to Ahmadiyyat by Hadhrat Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad (atba)
   The book contains an account of the beliefs and teachings of the Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam, an elucidation of the claims of its Holy Founder and the arguments on which they are based.
    

4. Christianity: A journey from fact to fiction by Hazrat Mirza Tahir Ahmed (atba)
   The person of Christ is vitally important to the contemporary world. His importance does not remain confined to the Christian world alone but also to other major religions such as Judaism and Islam in particular. If these powerful religions were to unite in one common understanding about the nature of the person of Christ, his first and also his promised second advent, then such an understanding would lead to the resolution of many problems confronting mankind today.
    

5. Jesus in India by The Promised Messiah, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (as)
   This book is written based upon conclusive historical evidence and from ancient documents of non-Muslims in hopes to remove the serious misconceptions which are current among Muslims and among most Christian sects regarding the earlier and the later life of Jesus (on whom be peace).
   You can visit the The Tomb of Jesus website for related information. This website appears to be an "independent" source of information on the theory of Jesus' death in Kashmir, India. It has a considerable amount of historical information about the development of the theory. It also has pictures and a short video of the tomb.
    

6. Golden Deeds of Muslims by Rashid Ahmad Chaudhari
   In this book, the author combines his knowledge of the subject with nineteen years of teaching experience to produce a collection of stories about famous Muslims, supplementing such stories with a brief introduction about Islam. The stories make compelling reading matter for both young and old. They give an insight to the simple lives led by the early Muslims and show how such people sacrificed their lives, property, and honor for the sake of their faith.

A considerable amount of literature including books and articles are available at the online library of the official Ahmadiyya Website.

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