Devil Worship the Sacred Books And Traditions of the Yezidiz
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Muir, The Caliphate, p. 327.
^ The life of Hasan al-Basri is given in Ibn Hallikan. He is not to be identified w'th Hasan al- Basri (died no A. H. , who, according to Mohamme- dan tradition, first pointed the Koran text, with the assistance of Yahya bn Yamar.
^ In Menant's* Yzidis, 48, the names of these seven angels are somewhat differently given. Accord- ing to Mohammedan tradition Zazil or Azazil was the original name of the devil.
® By the "throne" here is meant the throne cf God, and by th...e "carpet" the earth; cf. Sura 60: 131.
^° According to Moslem belief, wheat was the for- bidden fruit; see Baidawi on Sura, ii, 33.
83 84 DEVIL WORSHIP ^^ Kunsiniyat is an obscure term.
^2 'Ain Sifni is about five miles from Ba'adrie; cf. Layard, Nineveh, I, 272.
^^ Yakut (III, 158) mentions a similar tradition.
^* These are indications of Mohammedan influence and censorship, for no Yezidi will ever write in his sacred book such words as Seitan, Sar, etc.
^^ That is, those of other religions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Muir, The Caliphate, p. 327.
^ The life of Hasan al-Basri is given in Ibn Hallikan. He is not to be identified w'th Hasan al- Basri (died no A. H. , who, according to Mohamme- dan tradition, first pointed the Koran text, with the assistance of Yahya bn Yamar.
^ In Menant's* Yzidis, 48, the names of these seven angels are somewhat differently given. Accord- ing to Mohammedan tradition Zazil or Azazil was the original name of the devil.
® By the "throne" here is meant the throne cf God, and by th...e "carpet" the earth; cf. Sura 60: 131.
^° According to Moslem belief, wheat was the for- bidden fruit; see Baidawi on Sura, ii, 33.
83 84 DEVIL WORSHIP ^^ Kunsiniyat is an obscure term.
^2 'Ain Sifni is about five miles from Ba'adrie; cf. Layard, Nineveh, I, 272.
^^ Yakut (III, 158) mentions a similar tradition.
^* These are indications of Mohammedan influence and censorship, for no Yezidi will ever write in his sacred book such words as Seitan, Sar, etc.
^^ That is, those of other religions.
What to read after Devil Worship the Sacred Books And Traditions of the Yezidiz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isya Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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