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66 66 66 66 The ( Moslim ) religion , " says he , when first promulgated , did not " include ( the knowledge of ) either science or art ; such was the extreme simplicity of that nomadic civilisation ( to which this doctrine ...
66 66 66 66 The ( Moslim ) religion , " says he , when first promulgated , did not " include ( the knowledge of ) either science or art ; such was the extreme simplicity of that nomadic civilisation ( to which this doctrine ...
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... but because it would have betrayed their own ignorance and incapacity ) , yet it still remains to be explained why foreigners were induced to devote their minds to the study of Moslim law and Arabic literature .
... but because it would have betrayed their own ignorance and incapacity ) , yet it still remains to be explained why foreigners were induced to devote their minds to the study of Moslim law and Arabic literature .
Page ix
Effective patronage is valid not only when the two parties are Moslims , but when they are both infidels , or when one is a Moslim and the other an infidel . Adoptive patronage is established by a contract made with mutual consent ...
Effective patronage is valid not only when the two parties are Moslims , but when they are both infidels , or when one is a Moslim and the other an infidel . Adoptive patronage is established by a contract made with mutual consent ...
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Islamism in one or both parties is not a necessary condition , according to the majority of the doctors : a zimmi may contract wald with a zimmi or with a Moslim , and a Moslim with a zimmi ; a man may also contract it with a woman ...
Islamism in one or both parties is not a necessary condition , according to the majority of the doctors : a zimmi may contract wald with a zimmi or with a Moslim , and a Moslim with a zimmi ; a man may also contract it with a woman ...
Page xi
Were it possible to dissipate the obscurity in which this question is involved , a more exact idea would then be formed of the Moslim mind and Moslim civilisation . In such an investigation the works of Arabic authors might be expected ...
Were it possible to dissipate the obscurity in which this question is involved , a more exact idea would then be formed of the Moslim mind and Moslim civilisation . In such an investigation the works of Arabic authors might be expected ...
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| Title | Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Volume 2 Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, Ibn Khallikān Volume 57 of Oriental Translation Fund Volume 57 of Publications (Oriental translation fund) |
| Author | Ibn Khallikān |
| Translated by | William MacGuckin baron de Slane |
| Publisher | Oriental translation fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1843 |
| Original from | Barcelona Athenaeum Library |
| Digitized | 21 Jan 2010 |
| Length | 616 pages |
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