An Analysis of Religious Belief
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51, 52).
After his renewed profession of Monotheism, Mohomet and his followers were naturally subjected to renewed persecutions. Conversions, however, did not cease; and that of Omar, in 617, was of great importance to the nascent community. Yet mat- ters were at last pushed to extremities by the unbelievers. Mahomet's family, the Haschimites, were excluded from all commercial and social intercourse by the other Koraysehites, and compelled to withdraw into their own quarter. This state of quara...ntine probably lasted from the autumn of 617 to that of 619. At its conclusion Maliomet lost his -wife Khadija, and his uncle Abu Talib, who had given him protection.
He was now exposed' to many insults and much annoyance. The insecurity in which he lived at Mecca forced him to seek supporters elsewhere. Now the Caaba or holy stone at Mecca was the scene of an annual pilgrimage from the surrounding country. Mahomet made use of the advent of the pilgrims in 621 to enlist in his cause six inhabitants of Medina, wlio are reported to have bound themselves to him by the following vow:— Not to consider any one equal to Allah; not to steal; pt to be unchaste; not to kill their children; not willfully to lumniate; to obey the prophet's ordens in equitable matters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
51, 52).
After his renewed profession of Monotheism, Mohomet and his followers were naturally subjected to renewed persecutions. Conversions, however, did not cease; and that of Omar, in 617, was of great importance to the nascent community. Yet mat- ters were at last pushed to extremities by the unbelievers. Mahomet's family, the Haschimites, were excluded from all commercial and social intercourse by the other Koraysehites, and compelled to withdraw into their own quarter. This state of quara...ntine probably lasted from the autumn of 617 to that of 619. At its conclusion Maliomet lost his -wife Khadija, and his uncle Abu Talib, who had given him protection.
He was now exposed' to many insults and much annoyance. The insecurity in which he lived at Mecca forced him to seek supporters elsewhere. Now the Caaba or holy stone at Mecca was the scene of an annual pilgrimage from the surrounding country. Mahomet made use of the advent of the pilgrims in 621 to enlist in his cause six inhabitants of Medina, wlio are reported to have bound themselves to him by the following vow:— Not to consider any one equal to Allah; not to steal; pt to be unchaste; not to kill their children; not willfully to lumniate; to obey the prophet's ordens in equitable matters.
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