Mohammedanism 8 3
Mohammedanism 8 3
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He preferred now to connect his own revelations moreimmediately with those of Abraham, no books of whom could be cited againsthim, and who was acknowledged by Jews and Christians without being himselfeither a Jew or a Christian.
This turn, this particular connection of Islâm with Abraham, made itpossible for him, by means of an adaptation of the biblical legendsconcerning Abraham, Hagar, and Ishmael, to include in his religion a set ofreligious customs of the Meccans, especially the hajj. [1] T...hus Islâm becamemore Arabian, and at the same time more independent of the other revealedreligions, whose degeneracy was demonstrated by their refusal toacknowledge Mohammed.
[Footnote 1: A complete explanation of the gradual development of theAbraham legend in the Qorân can be found in my book _Het Mekkaansche Feest_(The Feast of Mecca), Leiden, 1880. ] All this is to be explained without the supposition of conscious trickeryor dishonesty on the part of Mohammed. There was no other way for theunlettered Prophet, whose belief in his mission was unshaken, to overcomethe difficulties entailed by his closer acquaintance with the tenets ofother religions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He preferred now to connect his own revelations moreimmediately with those of Abraham, no books of whom could be cited againsthim, and who was acknowledged by Jews and Christians without being himselfeither a Jew or a Christian.
This turn, this particular connection of Islâm with Abraham, made itpossible for him, by means of an adaptation of the biblical legendsconcerning Abraham, Hagar, and Ishmael, to include in his religion a set ofreligious customs of the Meccans, especially the hajj. [1] T...hus Islâm becamemore Arabian, and at the same time more independent of the other revealedreligions, whose degeneracy was demonstrated by their refusal toacknowledge Mohammed.
[Footnote 1: A complete explanation of the gradual development of theAbraham legend in the Qorân can be found in my book _Het Mekkaansche Feest_(The Feast of Mecca), Leiden, 1880. ] All this is to be explained without the supposition of conscious trickeryor dishonesty on the part of Mohammed. There was no other way for theunlettered Prophet, whose belief in his mission was unshaken, to overcomethe difficulties entailed by his closer acquaintance with the tenets ofother religions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurgronje C. Snouck to read onlineMoreLess
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