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 1  3,16|             make room for the mosque of Muhammed II the Conqueror. A clearer
 2  4,1 |               from the Persians.”[24]~ ~Muhammed and Islam.~Long before the
 3  4,1 |                  so that at the time of Muhammed’s advance there was not
 4  4,1 |                 27]~ Before the time of Muhammed the ancient Arabs lived
 5  4,1 |           writings), famous long before Muhammed’s appearance. Second in
 6  4,1 |              there appeared even before Muhammed isolated individuals truly
 7  4,1 |            founded a world religion was Muhammed, who, from a modest preacher
 8  4,1 |                 a political community.~ Muhammed was born about 570. He was
 9  4,1 |               followed the wrong path.~ Muhammed was forty years old when
10  4,1 |            however, were openly against Muhammed and made it impossible for
11  4,1 |               Europeans into hegira) of Muhammed from Mecca to Medina marks
12  4,1 |              the early Meccan period of Muhammed’s life. At that time his
13  4,1 |                new religion.~ In Medina Muhammed became the head of a large
14  4,1 |              basis of the new religion. Muhammed granted a sort of amnesty
15  4,1 |                 robbery. From that time Muhammed and his followers freely
16  4,1 |              practiced their new rites. Muhammed died in the year 632.~ He
17  4,1 |      Christianity than to Judaism.”[32] Muhammed had become acquainted with
18  4,1 |               There is only one God and Muhammed is his apostle” is one of
19  4,1 |                 neither was as great as Muhammed. During his sojourn in Medina
20  4,1 |            During his sojourn in Medina Muhammed declared that his religious
21  4,1 |             Christians and Jews. One of Muhammed’s first problems was to
22  4,1 |               the right of inheritance. Muhammed introduced some directions
23  4,1 | Jewish-Christian apocryphal literature. Muhammed included in his teaching
24  4,1 |                 some after the death of Muhammed. Thus, for example, prayer
25  4,1 |                 Allah, and his prophet, Muhammed; (2) the performance of
26  4,1 |           sacred book of revelations of Muhammed, the Koran, which is subdivided
27  4,1 |              early Islam in the time of Muhammed is obscure and debatable
28  4,1 |                  There is no doubt that Muhammed thought of spreading his
29  4,1 |              and all the Arabs.[36]~ In Muhammed’s litetime not all of Arabia
30  4,1 |                 entire land. In reality Muhammed dominated a territory which
31  4,1 |                before the appearance of Muhammed. Christianity prevailed
32  4,1 |                at the time of his death Muhammed was neither the political
33  4,1 |                 interest in the rise of Muhammed and the political movement
34  4,1 |                 facts about the life of Muhammed, “the ruler of the Saracens
35  4,1 |               Divine Comedy, considered Muhammed a heretic and calls him
36  4,1 |               unfounded. At the time of Muhammed’s death there were few convinced
37  4,1 |                 few of the followers of Muhammed fought in Syria and Persia.
38  4,1 |             Arabs. — After the death of Muhammed (632), his relative, Abu-Bakr (
39  4,1 |                 immediate successors of Muhammed are known as the “orthodox
40  4,1 |              time of Caliph Omar.~ That Muhammed wrote to the rulers of other
41  4,1 |                historical fact.[51]~ In Muhammed’s lifetime only separate
42  5,2 |          structure of the Muslim world. Muhammed’s grave at Medina was as
43  5,2 |            legends relating not only to Muhammed but also to Christ. The
44  5,2 |              and the free space next to Muhammed’s grave at Medina will serve
45  8,2 |              the Turks, when the Sultan Muhammed II commanded the body of
46  8,16|               on its site the mosque of Muhammed II the Conqueror was constructed.
47  9,2 |             Palaeologus was captured by Muhammed II, to whom his daughter
48  9,6 |           sounds the songs and hymns of Muhammed, and thereby attracting
49  9,7 |                 a strong resemblance to Muhammed, the founder of Islam. Bayazid,
50  9,7 |                and Bayazid’s successor, Muhammed I, a noble representative
51  9,7 |            their tables.[182] But under Muhammed’s successor, Murad II, circumstances
52  9,9 |            adversary of Constantine was Muhammed II, twenty-one years old,
53  9,9 |             vary in their estimation of Muhammed II; they range from denying
54  9,9 |          manuscripts,[202] and those of Muhammed II on the medals struck
55  9,9 |                 the end of the reign of Muhammed.[203]~ Having decided to
56  9,9 |                 blow to Constantinople, Muhammed set to work with extreme
57  9,9 |           Bayazid (Anatoli-Hisar). Next Muhammed invaded the Greek possessions
58  9,9 |                 these preliminary steps Muhammed, this “pagan enemy of the
59  9,9 |                  The military forces of Muhammed on land and sea which consisted,
60  9,9 |                to prove his devotion to Muhammed II, dedicated his history,
61  9,9 |               brilliant representative, Muhammed II the Conqueror. Sometimes
62  9,9 |               the success of the siege. Muhammed II, called by Barbaro, “
63  9,9 |               states that “the wretched Muhammed” conveyed close to the city
64  9,9 |                 even gave the speech of Muhammed to the troops appealing
65  9,9 |                 were repulsed. Finally, Muhammed organized very carefully
66  9,9 |            Muhammedan prayer. Thereupon Muhammed took up his residence in
67  9,9 |                 pillage of the city, as Muhammed had promised his soldiers,
68  9,9 |           Constantinople.[228]~ In 1456 Muhammed conquered Athens from the
69  9,9 |                 and its representative, Muhammed II, this “precursor of Antichrist
70  9,16|              Orthodox population, under Muhammed II and his immediate successors
71  9,18|                 a eulogistic history of Muhammed II, in the years from 1451