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A Critical Exposition of the Popular 'Jihád'

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Introductioni-civ

Notecv

Genealogical Table of the Arabscvi-cvii

I. The persecutions suffered by the early Moslems1-11

II. The Meccans or the Koreish11-16

III. The defensive character of the wars of Mohammad16-34

IV. The Jews34-40

V. The Christians or Romans40-41

VI. The intolerance42-51

VII. The ninth chapter of Sura Barát51-55

VIII. The alleged interception of the Koreish caravans by the Moslems55-60

IX. The alleged assassinations by the command or connivance of Mohammad60-76

X. The alleged cruelty in executing the prisoners of war76-91

XI. Some miscellaneous objections refuted91-114

XII. The popular Jihád or Crusade114-161

Appendix A. The word Jihad in the Koran does not mean warfare163-192

Appendix B. Slavery and concubinage not allowed by the Koran193-223

Appendix C. Koranic references225-227

Index229-249

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