German linguist Theodor Noldeke wrote a popular "introductory history" of this book.
German linguist Theodor Noldeke wrote a popular "introductory history" of this book. Though itis not the Kebra Nagast, this book describes a campaign in the Year of the Elephant led by theChristian zealot Abraha. This book holds that mankind was created from a single clot of blood. Anoft-memorized passage about a (*) chair that symbolizes God's rule over mankind is found in the secondand longest section of this book. Three pagan goddesses are praised in a controversial section of this bookknown as the Satanic Verses. Sections named Yasin and Fatiha are found in this book, which praises thePeople of the Book. Compiled into book form by Abu Bakr and divided into suras, for 10 points, name thisholy book verbally revealed by Gabriel to the prophet Muhammad.
German linguist Theodor Noldeke wrote a popular "introductory history" of this book.
Qu'ran [or Koran]