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indina；haed；ranger；founditeasier
toproecity；where
everyonehadknoasasilecaldriversoonhe
beroffollowers；or
sle；；‘‘thesubssiontothewill
ofgod；dpraisedasthehighestofallvirtues
forsevenyearshepreaedinathen
hebelievedhielfstrongenoughtobeginacaaignagainst
hisforeighboursandhis
holyssioninhisoldcaldrivingdaysattheheadof
anarofdineseherchedacrossthedeserthisfollowers
tookccahoutgreatdifficulty；andhavingslaughtered
anueroftheinhabitants；theyfounditquiteeasyto
nvinohaedprophet
frohattionuntiltheyearofhisdeath；haed
unateineverythingheundertook
therearetinthe
firstplace；thecreeddtaughttohisfollowers
plethedisciplesustlove
allah；therulerofthepassionate
theysthonourandobeytheirparentsthey
dishonestyindealinghtheieighbours
andonishedtobehuleandcharitable；tothe
poorandtothesickfinallytheyoabstain
frotrongdrinkandtobeveryfrugalintheyatethat
s；edasshepherdsof
theirfloon
expensethehaedanosqueserely
largestonehallshoutbenchesorpictures；hefaithful
uldgatheriftheyfeltsoinclinedtoreadanddiscuss
chaptersfrohekoran；theholybookbuttheaverage
haedancarriedhisreligionandneverfelt
hielfheedinbytherestrictionsandregulationsofan
establishedchurchfivetisadayhetuedhisfacetowards
pleprayerforthe
restofthetiheletallahruletheand
acceptedhpatientresignation
ofursesuchanattitudetoenurage
thefaithfultogoforthandinventelectricalchineryor
botheraboutrailroadsandsteahiplinesbutitgaveevery
haedanaentitbade
hieatpeaceselfandhthehhe
livedandthathing
thesendreasons
intheirhechristians；hadtodohthe
nduohaedansoldiersforthtodo
battleforthetruefaiththeprophetprosedthatthose
y；lytoheaven
thisdesuddendeathinthefieldpreferabletoalongbut
drearyexistenohaedans
anenorusadvantageoverthecrusadersant
dreadofadarkhereafter；anducktothegood
thingsofthisheypossiblyuldincidentally
itexplainssoldiersharge
intothefireofeuropeanchinegunsquiteindifferentto
thefatethataandheyaresuchdangerous
andpersistentenees
havingputhisreligioushouseinorder；haednow
begantoenjoyhispoheundisputedrulerofalarge
nuerofarabtribesbutsuccesshasbeentheundoingof
alargenuerofninthedaysofadversity
hetriedtogainthegoodber
ofregulationsothoseofh
heallohefaithfultohavefourwivesasonewife
entinthoseoldendayswhenbrideswere
boughtdirectlyfroheparents；foureapositive
luxuryexedaries
anddateorsofavariceareligion
eantforthehardyhuntersofthe
highskieddesertedtosuittheneeds
ofthesgrchantshebazaarsofthecities
ittheoriginalprograndit
didverylittlegoodtotheohaedanisasfor
theprophethielf；heonpreachingthetruthofallah
andproclaingneuntilhedied；quite
suddenly；ofafeveronjuheseventhoftheyear632
hissuoslewas
hisfatherinlaheearlydangers
oftheprophetslifeter；abubekrdiedand
oribnalkhattabfolloinlessthantenyears
henqueredegypt；persia；phoenicia；syriaandpalestine
anddedasohaedanworld
eire
ords
daughter；fati；butaquarrelbrokeoutuponapointof
sleoctrineandaliurderedafterhisdeath；
thecaliphateadehereditaryandtheleadersofthefaithful
heircareerasthespiritualheadofareligious
sepiretheybuilt
aneyontheshoresoftheeuphrates；neartheruinsof
babylonanden
intoregintsofcavalry；theysetforthtobringthe
happinessoftheirsleaithtoallunbelieversinthe
year700adahaedangeneralbythenaoftarik
crossedtheoldgatesofherculesandreachedthehighrock
ontheeuropeansidehegibelaltarik；the
hilloftarikorgibraltar
elevenyearslaterinthebattleofxeresdelafrontera；
hedefeatedthekingofthevisigothsandthentheslebr 》
arvednorthherouteofhannibal；
theycrossedthepassesofthepyreneestheydefeatedthe
dukeofaquitania；nearbordeaux；
andrcheduponparisbutintheyear732one
hundredyearsafterthedeathoftheprophet；theywere
beateninabattl
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ebetiersonthat
day；charlesrtelcharlesrthefrankish
ahaedann
questhedrovethesleoutoffrance；buttheyintained
theelvesinspainanfoundedthe
caliphateofrdova；ethegreatestcentreof
sediaevaleurope
thisorishkingdosoe
froauretaniainroc；lastedsevencenturiesitwas
onlyaftertheosletronghold；
intheyear1492；thatluusreceivedtheroyalgranth
allotogouponavoyageofdisverythehaedans
soonregainedtheirstrengthinthenes
adeinasiaandafricaandtodaythereareas
nyfollodasthereareofchrist
charlegne
hoagne；thekingofthe
franks；catobearthetitleof
eerorandtriedtorevivetheold
idealofpire
thebattleofpoitiershadsavedeuropefrohe
haedansbuttheenehinthehopelessdisorder
anpolice
officerthatenereineditistruethatthenes
ofthechristianfaithinnortheeuropefeltadeeprespect
fortheghtybishopofrobutthatpoorbishopdid
notfeelanytoosafeohedistant
untainsheavenknefreshhordesofbarbarianswere
readytocrossthealpsandbeginaneeit
hespiritualheadofthe
ofindanallyhastrongswordandapowerful
fistodefendhisholinessincaseofdanger
andsothepopes；onlyveryholybut
alsoverypractical；castaboutforafriend；andpresently
theydeoverturestothestprosingofthegeic
tribesheeuropeafterthefall
ofrotheyhefranksoneoftheirearliest
kings；ansinthebattleof
thecatalaunianfieldsintheyear451heydefeatedthe
hunshisdescendants；therovingians；hadntinuedto
takelittlebitsofierialterritoryuntiltheyear486when
kingclovistheoldfrenchself
strongenoughtobeattheronsintheopenbuthis
descendantsentheaffairsofstateto
theirprinister；the‘‘jordosorsterofthe
palace
pepintheshort；thesonofthefauscharlesrtel；
asterofthepalace；hardly
kneasterwasa
devouttheologian；houtanyinterestinpoliticspepin
askedthepopeforadvicethe