Publications, Issue 31Royal Asiatic Society, 1833 |
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Page 5
... Islamism shedding abroad its divine lustre , the number of its professors became increased . And these , building cities for themselves in that quar- ter , and abstaining from all oppression towards the idolatrous populace , and from ...
... Islamism shedding abroad its divine lustre , the number of its professors became increased . And these , building cities for themselves in that quar- ter , and abstaining from all oppression towards the idolatrous populace , and from ...
Page 14
... Islamism and the Moslems , and having glorified his religion for the sake of Mahomed and his posterity . Finally , the fourteenth section describes the position of the affairs of the Franks after the capture of this fort , their earnest ...
... Islamism and the Moslems , and having glorified his religion for the sake of Mahomed and his posterity . Finally , the fourteenth section describes the position of the affairs of the Franks after the capture of this fort , their earnest ...
Page 105
... Islamism apostates from their creed , and worshippers of their crucifixes , and seeking , by bribes of money , to induce them to this apostacy . Moreover , decking out their women with jewels and fine clothing , in order to lead away ...
... Islamism apostates from their creed , and worshippers of their crucifixes , and seeking , by bribes of money , to induce them to this apostacy . Moreover , decking out their women with jewels and fine clothing , in order to lead away ...
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