Arabia: The Cradle of Islam: Studies in the Geography, People and Politics of the Peninsula, with an Account of Islam and Mission-Work.Zwemer, Samuel Marinus
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Arabia: The Cradle of Islam: Studies in the Geography, People and Politics of the Peninsula, with an Account of Islam and Mission-Work.
Zwemer, Samuel Marinus
Arabian Peninsula; Islam; Missions -- Arabian Peninsula
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(1734), Rodwell (1861), Palmer (1880).
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Arabic text, Hinkelmann (Hamburg, 1649).
and Latin text,—Maracci (Padua, 1698).
text—Empress Catherine II. (St. Petersburg, 1787).
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—German version, Schweigger (Nurnberg, 1616).
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—Russian version (St. Petersburg, 1776).
Translations exist also in the other European languages; and in
Persian, Urdu, Pushto, Turkish, Javan, and Malayan made by Moslems.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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