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Jalál - Addin - Abdurrahmán - Al - Síutí , a very learned commentator upon the
Korán , and a most voluminous writer . But there was another JalálAddín , also a
commentator upon the Korán , one of whose names is Muhammad . The latter
does ...
Jalál - Addin - Abdurrahmán - Al - Síutí , a very learned commentator upon the
Korán , and a most voluminous writer . But there was another JalálAddín , also a
commentator upon the Korán , one of whose names is Muhammad . The latter
does ...
Page xxvii
Throughout the work many quotations from the Korán are introduced , as well as
some from the Hebrew Scriptures ; the latter generally corrupted . Glosses upon
the Korán are frequent ; and there are also some specimens of Muhammadan ...
Throughout the work many quotations from the Korán are introduced , as well as
some from the Hebrew Scriptures ; the latter generally corrupted . Glosses upon
the Korán are frequent ; and there are also some specimens of Muhammadan ...
Page xxxiv
But , in pursuing this subject , many are deterred by the tediousness and dulness
of the Korán . Few celebrated compositions exhibit more unimaginative prolixity
and redundance than “ The Forkán . ” . The 55th chapter , imitated from the ...
But , in pursuing this subject , many are deterred by the tediousness and dulness
of the Korán . Few celebrated compositions exhibit more unimaginative prolixity
and redundance than “ The Forkán . ” . The 55th chapter , imitated from the ...
Page 227
Then also the Korán bore sway , and the Gospel was removed . Then were
established the adorations ; ' then did Worship utter praise ; then was the
restoration of prayers and the supplications ; then took place glorious blessings
of God , and ...
Then also the Korán bore sway , and the Gospel was removed . Then were
established the adorations ; ' then did Worship utter praise ; then was the
restoration of prayers and the supplications ; then took place glorious blessings
of God , and ...
Page 493
The Korán was supposed to have existed from all eternity upon the preserved
table of God's decrees ; there remaining hidden until brought down , in parcels ,
by Gabriel to Muhammad . ) Page 7. The “ Revealed Words , " here quoted , were
...
The Korán was supposed to have existed from all eternity upon the preserved
table of God's decrees ; there remaining hidden until brought down , in parcels ,
by Gabriel to Muhammad . ) Page 7. The “ Revealed Words , " here quoted , were
...
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| Title | Publications Publications, Oriental Translation Fund |
| Author | Oriental Translation Fund |
| Publisher | Royal Asiatic Society, 1836 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 9 Aug 2016 |
| Length | 551 pages |
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