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The Koran: commonly called the Alcoran of Mohammed

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A.L. Burt, 1865 - 648 pages

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A TABLE	1

Intitled The Family of Imràn containing 200 199 verses	3

Intitled The Declaration of Immunity Conversion containing 139 130 verses	9

Intitled Al Hejr containing 99 100 verses	15

Chap	16

Of the Korân itself the Peculiarities of that book the Manner of	40

Of the Doctrines and positive precepts of the Korân which relate to Faith	50

Of certain negative Precepts in the Korân	87

Intitled Light containing 74 64 verses	24

Intitled The Greeks containing 60 verses	30

36Intitled Y S I S containing 83 verses	36

Intitled Consultation The Council containing 53 verses	42

Intitled The Victory containing 29 verses	48

Intitled The Wrapped up The Prophet clothed in his Dress containing 19 20 verses	469

Intitled Those which are sent The Messengers containing 50 verses	476

Intitled The Rending in sunder The Opening containing 23 25 verses	484

Of the Institutions of the Korân in Civil Affairs	94

Of the Months commanded by the Korân to be kept sacred and of	105

Intitled The Cave containing 111 110 verses	18

Intitled The Brightness The Sun in his Meridian containing 11 verses	492

Intitled Koreish The Koreshites containing 4 verses	501

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Abraham Abulfed Abulfeda according Adam afterwards Al Beidâwi Al Ghazali alms angels answered apostle apud Poc Arabians Arabs Beidâwi Bobov Caaba called camel chap children of Israel Christians commanded death declared Disc divine doctrine earth evil faith father favour fear followers give God's hath heaven Hejra hell Hist honour ibid Idem idolaters idolatry idols infidels Jallalo'ddin Jesus Jews knoweth Korân Koreish Mecca medans Medina mercy Mohammed Mohammed's Mohammedans Moses Moslems Mótazalites obliged observed opinion paradise Pentateuch Persians person Pharaoh pleaseth prayer Prelim pretended prince prophet punishment Reland religion resurrection reward Sabians scriptures sect sent down unto Shahrest signifies signs Sonnites souls Spec suppose Syria therein thereof things thou thy LORD tribe true believers truth ubi sup unbelievers unto thee Uzza Verily verse Vide D'Herbel Vide Poc wherefore whereupon wicked women words worship writers Yahya Zamakhshari

Bibliographic information

Title	The Koran: commonly called the Alcoran of Mohammed
Translated by	George Sale
Publisher	A.L. Burt, 1865
Original from	Sapienza University of Rome
Digitized	9 Aug 2013
Length	648 pages

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