A History of Education
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Read, by thy Lord most gracious, who taught the use of the pen Taught man what he knoweth not. Qor&n, XCVL, 1 seq. (Muhammad's earliest revelation).
The different Arab tribes had different religions. . . . There were some among them who spoke of the resurrection, and believed that the man whose camel was killed over his grave would rise up riding, while the man whose camel was not so killed would rise up walking. And as to the learning of the Arabs, which they used to boast about, it was confin...ed to a knowledge of their language, a regulation of their speech, composition of poems, and compiling of speeches ; and, along with this, a knowledge of the times and places of the rising and setting of the constellations, and an acquaintance with the libration of the stars, and with their sending of rain, as far as such could be attained by an extraordinary degree of care and length of experience. Such knowledge was sought on account of its practical bearing on the affairs of life, and not from any scientific interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Read, by thy Lord most gracious, who taught the use of the pen Taught man what he knoweth not. Qor&n, XCVL, 1 seq. (Muhammad's earliest revelation).
The different Arab tribes had different religions. . . . There were some among them who spoke of the resurrection, and believed that the man whose camel was killed over his grave would rise up riding, while the man whose camel was not so killed would rise up walking. And as to the learning of the Arabs, which they used to boast about, it was confin...ed to a knowledge of their language, a regulation of their speech, composition of poems, and compiling of speeches ; and, along with this, a knowledge of the times and places of the rising and setting of the constellations, and an acquaintance with the libration of the stars, and with their sending of rain, as far as such could be attained by an extraordinary degree of care and length of experience. Such knowledge was sought on account of its practical bearing on the affairs of life, and not from any scientific interest.
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