The Mohammedan Controversy and other Indian Articles

"I turn to another subject. Now, we say that the bent of thy Master's life doth not answer to the boast that he 'was sent a Mercy and Blessing to the human race.' On the contrary, his chief object and concern was to take beautiful women to wife; to attack surrounding tribes, slay and plunder them, and carry off their females for concubines. His chief delights were, by his own confession, sweet scents and women—strange proofs these of the prophetic claim!"— Al-Kindi the Christian (A.H. 215) p. 49-50.
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The Mohammedan Controversy
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Reference: Sir William Muir,  The Mohammedan Controversy, Biographies of Mohammed, Sprenger on Tradition, The Indian Liturgy, and the Psalter, T. & T. Clark, 38 George Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1897, pp. 220.

Background:  This book presents Muir's evaluation of different articles and books by various authors.

Note:  The text and pagination of the HTML and Zipped files are the same and corresponds to the pagination of William Muir's book.  The size of the zipped file is 325 kilobytes.

Last edited 05-16-2000

Omissions:  Pages 153-218 were omitted, because those pages were not related to "The Mohammedan Controversy."

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