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One reason was that key figures on the right aspired to a “pure” Mohammadan society, a throwback to the idealized seventh-century rule of the Prophet.
Let the Swords Encircle Me Scott Peterson 2010
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Well since the so called 'Prophet Mohammadan' married then raped a child I'd call that forced marriage.
FORCED STATISTICS 2009
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"Dar-ul-Harb" are only to be found in the Mohammadan Common Law, and are only used in the question of jurisdiction.
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All the _Mujtahids_, _Ahl Hadis_, and other non-Mokallids had had no regard for the four schools of Mohammadan religious jurisprudence, or the Common Law.
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What I have aimed at in the Appendix is to show that those authors and translators who cite certain verses of the Koran containing the word _Jahd_ or _Jihád_ and its derivations in support of their assertion, and that the Mohammadan religion sanctions the waging of war and the shedding of blood, are altogether in the wrong.
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Hatim, a doctor and critic in the Mohammadan traditional literature; [361] and Katáda (died 117 A.H.) was not a contemporary witness of what he relates.
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Since that period the word has come to be used as meaning the waging of a war or a crusade only in military tactics, and more recently it found its way in the same sense into the Mohammadan law-books and lexicons of later dates.
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[Sidenote: Mohammadan commentators, &c., quoted.] 9.
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This fact is further admitted by all the Mohammadan commentators and English translators of the Koran, who render the word in its original and literal meaning in all the Meccan and in the early Medinite Suras or
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Mohammadan commentators quoted, 170; when the word 'Jihad' was diverted from its original signification to its figurative meaning, of waging religious war, 170; all the verses of the Koran containing the word Jihad and its derivatives quoted and explained, 171-192.
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