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Synopsis

THE ORIGJXATj SOURCES 0];'
THE QUR'.A.N .
••
CHAPTER I.
IXTHODUCl'ORY.
THETIE is much truth in the dictum of the ancient.
Greek philo::;opher DCll10critus that" X othing ha::;
sprung from nothing." Isi.lm, as the Religion or
~lu}.lammad is called by its adherents, i::; ccrtainly
no exception to thi::; rule. The important part.
which that reli6rion has played for good or ill ill
the history of the human race and the widcsprea,l
influence which it still continues to ex.ert in mallY
Eastern lands render an investigation of its origin
of intcrest to everyone who, whether frotH a religious,
a historical, or a merely philosophical
standpoint, desires to investigate one of the 1Il0~t
important lnovements in the history of the human
race. The labours of such writers as Sprenger and
Veil in Germany and of Sir W. ~luir in England
enable us to know all that need be known regarding
the life and character of ~lul:tammad and the history
of the 1Iul)ammadan world. Vit

Table of Contents

TltBLE OF CON~rE~1~S; PREFACE; C]JAPl'ER I; I x1'RODUCTORY; CHAPTER II; rAGf:; ']; I 1; I~FL:~:!'OCF: OF A~("It:~T AHA8IAN Ih;IIFFS "='In PnA<"T(("ES 29; JPl'}:;:"l>lX TO CnAl'l"LI~ II 47; ellA PTER lII; CIIAI'TEH IV; I!'iFLUI-:NCE 0· ('IIHlSTI AX IT 1:' :-11> ClIlllSTlAN A rO(;RY1'IIA I; nOOKS 136; CILl''J'EH V; ZOROAS"rnIAN ElnIEXT!:i TN I'UE QjH·A~· A~Jt TRADlTlO~S OF; b,A)! 2T2; CIIAl''l'I":n VI; TUB {£ A:"fFS A:"D THEIR INFtla;~cl:: upoN N A!!CE~T ISLA~I; CONCLUSION !260; JNDEX; VIGNETTE; TIlE J U DOM FoNT H AI}, OF OSIRIS, FROM TIrE EOYM'IAN; "BooK OF THE DEAD" i'nmtispiece

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THE ORIGJXATj SOURCES 0];'
THE QUR'.A.N .
··
CHAPTER I.
IXTHODUCl'ORY.
THETIE is much truth in the dictum of the ancient.
Greek philo::;opher DCll10critus that" X othing ha::;
sprung from nothing." Isi.lm, as the Religion or
~lu}.lammad is called by its adherents, i::; ccrtainly
no exception to thi::; rule. The important part.
which that reli6rion has played for good or ill ill
the history of the human race and the widcsprea,l
influence which it still continues to ex.ert in mallY
Eastern lands render an investigation of its origin
of intcrest to everyone who, whether frotH a religious,
a historical, or a merely philosophical
standpoint, desires to investigate one of the 1Il0~t
important lnovements in the history of the human
race. The labours of such writers as Sprenger and
Veil in Germany and of Sir W. ~luir in England
enable us to know all that need be known regarding
the life and character of ~lul:tammad and the history
of the 1Iul)ammadan world. Vit

Table of Contents

TltBLE OF CON~rE~1~S; PREFACE; C]JAPl'ER I; I x1'RODUCTORY; CHAPTER II; rAGf:; ']; I 1; I~FL:~:!'OCF: OF A~("It:~T AHA8IAN Ih;IIFFS "='In PnA<"T(("ES 29; JPl'}:;:"l>lX TO CnAl'l"LI~ II 47; ellA PTER lII; CIIAI'TEH IV; I!'iFLUI-:NCE 0· ('IIHlSTI AX IT 1:' :-11> ClIlllSTlAN A rO(;RY1'IIA I; nOOKS 136; CILl''J'EH V; ZOROAS"rnIAN ElnIEXT!:i TN I'UE QjH·A~· A~Jt TRADlTlO~S OF; b,A)! 2T2; CIIAl''l'I":n VI; TUB {£ A:"fFS A:"D THEIR INFtla;~cl:: upoN N A!!CE~T ISLA~I; CONCLUSION !260; JNDEX; VIGNETTE; TIlE J U DOM FoNT H AI}, OF OSIRIS, FROM TIrE EOYM'IAN; "BooK OF THE DEAD" i'nmtispiece

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