"What primarily causes wonder for anyone studying the character of Muhammad is his extreme selflessness mixed with profound piety. Prayer was a necessary duty for him. (...) It is difficult to accept that such faith and piety could be combined with hypocrisy.
Nor is it easy to believe that high principles, which are included in the Quran, could be proclaimed by a man driven by humble passions and dedication to material gains. For us at least, there is only one explanation for the enigma of Muhammad's behavior: the acceptance of the notion that the illusion he experienced during his religious ecstasies on Mount Hira continued, more or less intensely, to keep him in a state of monomania until the end, making him believe in his prophetic mission."
Author: Irving, Washington
Publisher: Cactus
Year of Publication: 1988
Number of Pages: 171
Cover: Softcover
Dimensions: 21x13
Manufacturer
- Publisher
- Ekdoseis Kaktos
- Subtitle
- Paperback
- Theme
- Theology & Doctrine
- Cover
- Soft
- Language
- Greek
- Pocket Size
- No
- ISBN-13
- 9789603824473
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