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The Koran : commonly called the Alkoran of Mohammed / transl. into English from the orig. Arabic. With explanatory notes taken from the most approved comm., to which is prefixed a preliminary discourse by George Sale. London : Warne, [ca. 1850]

Content

Section I. Of The Arabs Before Mohammed; Or, As They Express It, In The Time Of Ignorance; Their History, Religion, Learning, And Customs.
25 Section II. Of The State Of Christianity, Particulary Of The Eastern Churches, And Of Judaism, At The Time Of Mohammed's Appearance, And Of The Methods Taken By Him For The Establishing His Religion, And The Circumstances Which Concurred Thereto.
44 Section III. Of Koran Itself, The Peculiarities Of That Book; The Manner Of Its Being Written And Published, And The General Design Of It.
54 Section IV. Of The Doctrines And Positive Precepts Of The Koran, Which Relate To Faith And Religious Duties.
95 Section V. Of Certain Negative Percepts In The Koran.
103 Section VI. Of The Institutions Of The Koran In Civil Affairs.
114 Section VII. Of The Months Commanded By The Koran To Be Kept Sacred; And Of The Setting Apart Of Friday For The Especial Service Of God.
117 Section VIII. Of The Principal Sects Among The Mohammedans; And Of Those Who Have Pretendet To Prophecy Among The Arabs, In Or Since The Time Of Mohammed.

Al Koran.