The Indian Childs
The Indian Childs
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A " devotee " she may be, and bigoted she usually is, but this is the result of intense conviction inherited from her militant fore- fathers. Her faith is not so much her atmosphere as her armour.
71 72 THE INDIAN CHILD'S MOTHER The Moslem Indian woman is, generally speaking, descended from converts who accepted the faith at the point of the sword. Her practical religious observances have become modified in some ways, but in creed and in the intensity of her faith in the Prophet himself she is ...at one with all her Moslem sisters throughout the world. Mohammed is the personification of her religion ; she is its most faithful adherent, and yet there is no honourable place for her in the religion of the Prophet. She is excluded from most of its privileges, but from none of its penalties. She has a low place in its laws ; but notwithstanding all dis- abilities her devotion to the lawgiver is complete. Asked why she trusted in the Prophet, seeing that as a woman she received so little from his religion, a Moslem Indian woman declared her readiness to follow him anywhere and whatever the consequences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A " devotee " she may be, and bigoted she usually is, but this is the result of intense conviction inherited from her militant fore- fathers. Her faith is not so much her atmosphere as her armour.
71 72 THE INDIAN CHILD'S MOTHER The Moslem Indian woman is, generally speaking, descended from converts who accepted the faith at the point of the sword. Her practical religious observances have become modified in some ways, but in creed and in the intensity of her faith in the Prophet himself she is ...at one with all her Moslem sisters throughout the world. Mohammed is the personification of her religion ; she is its most faithful adherent, and yet there is no honourable place for her in the religion of the Prophet. She is excluded from most of its privileges, but from none of its penalties. She has a low place in its laws ; but notwithstanding all dis- abilities her devotion to the lawgiver is complete. Asked why she trusted in the Prophet, seeing that as a woman she received so little from his religion, a Moslem Indian woman declared her readiness to follow him anywhere and whatever the consequences.
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