Publications, Issue 31Royal Asiatic Society, 1833 |
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... holy a cause as in the resistance of these tyrant infidels ; seeing that , for the most part , they were indifferent towards the interests of their religion , * and unwilling to barter their worldly wealth for an eternal reward . For ...
... holy a cause as in the resistance of these tyrant infidels ; seeing that , for the most part , they were indifferent towards the interests of their religion , * and unwilling to barter their worldly wealth for an eternal reward . For ...
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... holy champion of his party , then it becomes the duty of all to arm . Secondly : The case of infi- 66 the passages which have been justly described as " ad commo- " vendos affectus , ad aurium delectationem , et voluptatem sensuum ...
... holy champion of his party , then it becomes the duty of all to arm . Secondly : The case of infi- 66 the passages which have been justly described as " ad commo- " vendos affectus , ad aurium delectationem , et voluptatem sensuum ...
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... holy a cause , but that if I possessed three lives , " I would cheerfully resign them all in the same manner ! " Abu Horeira further says , the Prophet ( on whom be peace ! ) declared , " who goes forth to contend for God , shall be ...
... holy a cause , but that if I possessed three lives , " I would cheerfully resign them all in the same manner ! " Abu Horeira further says , the Prophet ( on whom be peace ! ) declared , " who goes forth to contend for God , shall be ...
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