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... opinions Discussion between a Mahometan and a Christian 114 The Emperor assumes the title of " Khalifah Ullah " His Faith , termed " Ilahi ” . 115 His interference with Hinduism His System of Belief , Deism He abolishes the Mahometan ...
... opinions Discussion between a Mahometan and a Christian 114 The Emperor assumes the title of " Khalifah Ullah " His Faith , termed " Ilahi ” . 115 His interference with Hinduism His System of Belief , Deism He abolishes the Mahometan ...
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... opinion of their wisdom and inte- grity ; their influence was divided with their patri- mony ; and the sceptre was transferred from the uncles of the prophet to a younger branch of the tribe of Koreish3 . " reux comme Théocrite ...
... opinion of their wisdom and inte- grity ; their influence was divided with their patri- mony ; and the sceptre was transferred from the uncles of the prophet to a younger branch of the tribe of Koreish3 . " reux comme Théocrite ...
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... opinions . The tribe of Koreish , in particular , was infected with Zendicism : the peculi- arities of which belief are said to be not greatly at variance with the opinions entertained by the Sad- ducees and the Deists . The worship of ...
... opinions . The tribe of Koreish , in particular , was infected with Zendicism : the peculi- arities of which belief are said to be not greatly at variance with the opinions entertained by the Sad- ducees and the Deists . The worship of ...
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... opinions , the worship , and the practice of its followers , are regulated , but it is also a political system . On this foundation the scheme itself is erect- ed , from hence every law of the State is derived , and by this authority ...
... opinions , the worship , and the practice of its followers , are regulated , but it is also a political system . On this foundation the scheme itself is erect- ed , from hence every law of the State is derived , and by this authority ...
Page 52
... Tracts , p . 106 . " Extract from Book xiii . of the Multeka , in Hammer , 1. 163 . Preface by Johann Müller to Hammer's translation of this book , p . 7 . tending opinions , force alone be necessary , it is 52 [ PART I. PECULIARITIES IN.
... Tracts , p . 106 . " Extract from Book xiii . of the Multeka , in Hammer , 1. 163 . Preface by Johann Müller to Hammer's translation of this book , p . 7 . tending opinions , force alone be necessary , it is 52 [ PART I. PECULIARITIES IN.
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