Mohammed, the Prophet of Islam
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" Hospitality was freely offered, and, owingto the prophet's independent spirit, reluctantly accepted. One of hisearliest actions after arrival was to consolidate his forces bystrengthening the brotherhood, making the obligations of his followersto one another, and himself, more binding than the ties of blood.
IV. --GROWTH AND PROGRESS.
He now found himself the acknowledged head of a large growing community, which looked to him for guidance in all its affairs--religious, social, and political. ...Proudly, and with true Eastern despotism, he took uponhimself the dignities of prophet, priest, and king. He needed no one withwhom to share these functions. His was the sole right--his alone. Hisambitions were being realised. The striving of years, the disappointment, doubts, and fears that had so tormented him were well repaid, and could beforgotten in the glamour that now surrounded him. Enthusiastic andfanatical votaries crowded around him with loyal acclamation. Pampered andpetted with excessive adulation, can it be wondered that he had visions ofpower hitherto undreamed of?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hospitality was freely offered, and, owingto the prophet's independent spirit, reluctantly accepted. One of hisearliest actions after arrival was to consolidate his forces bystrengthening the brotherhood, making the obligations of his followersto one another, and himself, more binding than the ties of blood.
IV. --GROWTH AND PROGRESS.
He now found himself the acknowledged head of a large growing community, which looked to him for guidance in all its affairs--religious, social, and political. ...Proudly, and with true Eastern despotism, he took uponhimself the dignities of prophet, priest, and king. He needed no one withwhom to share these functions. His was the sole right--his alone. Hisambitions were being realised. The striving of years, the disappointment, doubts, and fears that had so tormented him were well repaid, and could beforgotten in the glamour that now surrounded him. Enthusiastic andfanatical votaries crowded around him with loyal acclamation. Pampered andpetted with excessive adulation, can it be wondered that he had visions ofpower hitherto undreamed of?
What to read after Mohammed, the Prophet of Islam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes Herbert Edward Elton to read onlineMoreLess
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