Short Studies in the Science of Comparative Religions Embracing All the Religio
Short Studies in the Science of Comparative Religions Embracing All the Religio
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His name — a common one — signifies " Praise-worthy or The Praised, " from H-m-d or Hamiida, " to praise. " Turks call him Mcdimad and Latins Mahomet, and in East and West he is variously named Mohammed and Muhammad, but the Arabik original name (which had no diacritical marks) gives only the four con- sonants m h m d, which therefore only admit of intermediate breathing (is. Diacritical markings only arose among Makan scribes about a century after Mahamad's day, and evidently by 454 MAHAMAD AN...D MAHAMADANISM. X.
the Karisli or Kumisli tribe to perpetuate their own dialect, and some of the other local idioms throus^h which Arabik was then rapidly passing, to its present classik stage. It is however no more correct than is the English of Yorkshire or Wales ; and for this and other reasons we omit its pointings and those of Hebrew and Persian. In archeological matters it is necessary to avoid letters and vocalization which cannot be traced back to the most original sources, more especially in Western Asia, wjjere the strangest liberty is taken in omitting and adding vowel sounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His name — a common one — signifies " Praise-worthy or The Praised, " from H-m-d or Hamiida, " to praise. " Turks call him Mcdimad and Latins Mahomet, and in East and West he is variously named Mohammed and Muhammad, but the Arabik original name (which had no diacritical marks) gives only the four con- sonants m h m d, which therefore only admit of intermediate breathing (is. Diacritical markings only arose among Makan scribes about a century after Mahamad's day, and evidently by 454 MAHAMAD AN...D MAHAMADANISM. X.
the Karisli or Kumisli tribe to perpetuate their own dialect, and some of the other local idioms throus^h which Arabik was then rapidly passing, to its present classik stage. It is however no more correct than is the English of Yorkshire or Wales ; and for this and other reasons we omit its pointings and those of Hebrew and Persian. In archeological matters it is necessary to avoid letters and vocalization which cannot be traced back to the most original sources, more especially in Western Asia, wjjere the strangest liberty is taken in omitting and adding vowel sounds.
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