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
Interior of a Mosque. "Al Mihrab," the niche marking the
direction of Makkah
The Mu'azzin's Call
Believers perceiving the New Moon of the Month of Ramadhan
CHAPTER THE SIXTH.--Ornamental page
"As Sidjah," or Prostration
Setting out for the "Jihad," or Holy War
"Al Fitr," the Prayer on the breaking of the Ramadhan fast
CHAPTER THE SEVENTH.--Ornamental page
An Arab horseman of the Desert
"Among all trees, one is blessed like the Mussulman; 'tis
the Palm," said the Prophet
Bird's-eye view of Makkah, the Most Sacred City, as seen
from the Jabal Abi-Qubais
CHAPTER THE EIGHTH.--Ornamental page
"Ad Dawah," or the Invocation
The Pilgrims of Mount Arafa, on the Ninth day of the Month
of Zu'l Hijjah
CHAPTER THE NINTH.--Ornamental page
Al-Madinah, the city of the Prophet.
The Dome of Mohammad's Tomb
PORTRAIT OF THE PROPHET.--Imam leading the Prayer
CHAPTER THE TENTH.--Ornamental page
A writing lesson at a village school devoted to the teaching
of the Qur'an
Theological Students in the courtyard of Al-Azhar, the great
Cairo Moslem University
Tombs of the Kaliphs. Under their rule, Moslem civilisation
enlightened the world
A traditional old scribe of the Desert
Final ornamental page
INDEX
PREFACE
CHAPTER THE FIRST.--The Moslem Prayer.--Description of Makkah.
--The Temple of the Ka'bah and the Black Stone.--The Marriage
of Abdullah, Father of the Prophet.
CHAPTER THE SECOND.--The Birth of Mohammad.--Mohammad's
Childhood with the Banu Sad Tribe in their Badya-Land.--Mohammad
and the two Angels.--Aminah's Death.--Mohammad's first Journey
to Syria.--How Mohammad met the Monk Bahira.--The second Syrian
voyage.--The Marriage of Mohammad and Khadijah.--How the Temple
of the Ka'bah was rebuilt.
CHAPTER THE THIRD.--Desert Retirement.--The Revelation.--The
First Moslems.--The Announcement of the Hour.--The First
Hostilities.--The Incident of the Blind Man.--How Hamzah was
converted.--Utbah's proposals.--The Miracle of the Qur'an.--How
it was forbidden to listen to the Qur'an.
CHAPTER THE FOURTH.--Persecution.--The Emigration to
Abyssinia.--The Conversion of Umar, son of Al Khattab.--The
Exile of the Banu Hasham.--The Decree of Expulsion destroyed
by a Worm.--The Death of Abu Talib and Khadijah.--The Journey
to Taif.--The Nocturnal Journey and Ascension.--How six
Inhabitants of Yasrib were converted.--The two Oaths of the
Aqabah.--The Plot against the Prophet.
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