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Page 164
If ( therefore ) you prevent the slaughter of one Musalmán by your entrance into
the frontiers of the land , then the Moslems will be in a happy condition among
their brethren , ( i . e . if the city yield without the loss of one man , the whole ...
If ( therefore ) you prevent the slaughter of one Musalmán by your entrance into
the frontiers of the land , then the Moslems will be in a happy condition among
their brethren , ( i . e . if the city yield without the loss of one man , the whole ...
Page 260
Then the Moslems hastened , and some of them stood their ground , and firmly
closed their ranks . Then some of the Moslems returned , and the Sultán made
with them a charge in right earnest , and made a tremendous slaughter of the
Franks ...
Then the Moslems hastened , and some of them stood their ground , and firmly
closed their ranks . Then some of the Moslems returned , and the Sultán made
with them a charge in right earnest , and made a tremendous slaughter of the
Franks ...
Page 261
So the Franks continued to besiege Akká ; and those Moslems who were therein
made sallies upon them every day , and fought with them until the middle of
Shawwál . Also , there arrived Adil - Abú - Bekr with the Egyptians and a great ...
So the Franks continued to besiege Akká ; and those Moslems who were therein
made sallies upon them every day , and fought with them until the middle of
Shawwál . Also , there arrived Adil - Abú - Bekr with the Egyptians and a great ...
Page 408
By these he settled and appointed fourteen churches to remain in the hands of
the Moslems . The church of which we have spoken above was left open , and
free for future consideration . This was on the plea that Khalíd had entered the
city at ...
By these he settled and appointed fourteen churches to remain in the hands of
the Moslems . The church of which we have spoken above was left open , and
free for future consideration . This was on the plea that Khalíd had entered the
city at ...
Page 409
Moslems entered by the same gate , which was “ the Gate of Adoration and
Prayer , ” over against the Kiblah , where the great tower now stands . Afterwards
the Christians changed , and went into their church by the gate facing the west ;
the ...
Moslems entered by the same gate , which was “ the Gate of Adoration and
Prayer , ” over against the Kiblah , where the great tower now stands . Afterwards
the Christians changed , and went into their church by the gate facing the west ;
the ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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