Islam: Truth or Myth? / Alphonse Mingana. D.D.
An Ancient Syriac Translation Of The Kur’an Exhibiting New Verses And Variants. Alphonse Mingana. D.D. Foreward I AMONG the Syriac manuscripts brought recently from the East by the writer is one (numbered Mingana 89 and written about A.D. 1450) which contains controversial works against Jews, Nestorians, and Mohammedans by the West Syrian writer Barsalibi, who died in A.D. 1171. The treatise against the Mohammedans is divided into three discourses (maimré), subdivided into thirty chapters, two-thirds of which would offer no compensation for the trouble taken by a...
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