The Life of Mohammad, the Prophet of AllahDinet, Etienne
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The Life of Mohammad, the Prophet of Allah
Dinet, Etienne
Muhammad, Prophet, -632
Closing: _Believers! when ye confront a troop, stand firm and make
frequent mention of the name of Allah; haply it shall fare well with
you._ (THE QUR'AN, VIII, 47.)
CHAPTER THE SIXTH.
Opening: _And be not faint-hearted, and be not sorrowful; For ye shall
gain the upper hand if ye be believers._ (THE QUR'AN, III, 133.)
Closing: _Nay rather Allah is your liege lord, and He is the best of
helpers._ (THE QUR'AN, III, 143.)
CHAPTER THE SEVENTH.
Opening: _Verily, We have won for thee an undoubted victory._ (THE
QUR'AN, XLVIII, 1.)
Closing: _Now hath Allah helped you in many battle-fields, and, on the
day of Hunain, when ye prided yourselves on your numbers; but it
availed you nothing._ (THE QUR'AN, IX, 25.)
CHAPTER THE EIGHTH.
Opening: _Accomplish the Pilgrimage and the Visitation of the Holy
Places in honour of Allah._ (THE QUR'AN, II, 192.)
Closing: _Say: Go through the earth, and see how He hath brought forth
created beings._ (THE QUR'AN, xxix, 19.)
CHAPTER THE NINTH.
Opening: _Thou truly art mortal, O Mohammad, and they truly are
mortals._ (THE QUR'AN, XXXIX, 31.)
Closing: _Mohammad is no more than an apostle; other apostles have
already passed away before him; if then he die, or be slain, will ye
turn upon your heels?_ (THE QUR'AN, III, 138.)
PORTRAIT OF THE PROPHET.
Opening: _O my supreme Master, lavish thy Blessings and thy Favours
for ever and ever on Thy Friend (Mohammad), the best of all created
beings._ (Al-Bourdate. Poem by the Shaykh Al-Busiri, in honour of the
Prophet.)
Closing: _There is no God but Allah, and Mohammad is the Prophet of
Allah._
CHAPTER THE TENTH.
Opening: _Say: O my people! Act as ye best can: I verily will act my
part, and hereafter shall ye know!_ (THE QUR'AN, VI, 135.)
Closing: _Allah will perhaps establish goodwill between yourselves and
those of them with whom ye are at enmity, and Allah is Powerful: and
Allah is Gracious, Merciful._ (THE QUR'AN, LX, 7.)
FINAL ENGRAVING: _One's pen should be ennobled; that is, by treating
of worthy matters._
COVER: _Upon him, Mohammad, Salvation._
SEAL: Mohammad's Seal. [Transcriber's note: seal not found.]
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FRONTISPIECE.--Ornamental page
CHAPTER THE FIRST.--Ornamental page
Praying round the Sacred Temple of the Ka'bah of Makkah
CHAPTER THE SECOND.--Ornamental page
The Night of the "Maulid," the Prophet's Birthday. Moslems
leaving a village Mosque.
SCENES OF THE BADYA, OR NOMADIC LIFE.
--Watching over camels grazing
--The Flocks
CHAPTER THE THIRD.--Ornamental page
"At Takbir," or the Glorification
SCENES OF THE BADYA, OR NOMADIC LIFE.
--The Encampment
Moslem woman praying on the terrace-roof of her dwelling
CHAPTER THE FOURTH.--Ornamental page
"Ar Ruku," or the Inclination
The Friday Visit of Moslems to the Cemetery
SCENES OF THE BADYA, OR NOMADIC LIFE.
--The Departure
CHAPTER THE FIFTH.--Ornamental page
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