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Moulavi Gerágh Ali A Critical Exposition of the Popular 'Jihád'…

These Jinns, when they were converted to Islam at Nakhla near Tayif, expressed their bewilderment from the unusual shower of falling stars and the appearance of numerous comets in their peculiar language:— "The heaven did we essay but found it filled with mighty garrison and of darting flames." "We sat on some of the seats to listen, but whoever now listeneth findeth a darting flame in ambush for him." "We know not whether evil be meant for them that are on earth, or whether their Lord meaneth true guidance for them."—Sura LXXII, verses 8-10.
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Moulavi Gerágh Ali A Critical Exposition of the Popular 'Jihád'…

Mohammad propagated his religion both at Mecca and Medina before, as well as after, the Hegira, by persuasion and preaching sustained by reasonable evidence. It prevailed against all persecution and opposition of the Koreish and Jews. In fact, it flourished and prospered under the severe persecutions and crushing oppositions by the mere dint of its own truth. [1] Sometimes the persecution of the Koreish itself was the cause of conversion to the Moslem faith. [2] The number of converts during the first three years after the assumption by Mohammad of his prophetical office is estimated at fifty.
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