num_pages: 608
description: They must have a mean opinion of the Christian religion, or be but ill grounded therein, who can apprehend any danger from so manifest a forgery: &amp; if the religious &amp; civil institutions of foreign nations are worth our knowledge, those of Mohammed, the lawgiver of the Arabians, &amp; founder of an empire which in less than a century spread itself over a greater part of the world than the Romans were ever masters of, must needs be so; whether we consider their extensive obtaining, or our frequent intercourse with those who are governed thereby.--To the reader
language: English
title: The Koran Translated into English from the Original Arabic with Explanatory Notes from the Most Approved Commentators
titlecomplete: The Koran Translated into English from the Original Arabic with Explanatory Notes from the Most Approved Commentators
genres: Spirituality, Reference, Islam
ratings_count: 23
publisher: Frederick Warne Publishers, London