The Faith of Islam: An Explanatory Sketch of the Principal Fundamental Tenets of the Moslem Religion

As all the 5,000 copies which comprised the second -edition of this work have been exhausted, it has become necessary to issue another oneS ince the publication of the last issue the pamphlet has been perused by the Caliph of the Faithful, His Imperial Majesty theS ultan ofT urkey, who was gracious enough to signify his commendation of the same; and letters have been received from Sierra Leone, Lagos, and other portions of Western A frica, the Cape of Good Hope and the Transvaal inS outh A frica, from Hungary, the Phillipine I slands, A ustralia, and even from Hong Kong inC hina, and Tobolsk inS iberia, asking for copies of the book to be forwarded, and permission has been granted and the brochure is now being translated into and published, in addition to other languages, inT urkish, Oerman, Bengalee, and Tamil (the language of Southern I ndia). In this edition I have carefully retained every line of the original text, but I have, in many instances, considerablj extended the information previously given, my desire being to present as full and complete a sketch of my religion as was possible without extending the book to an unnecessary length. And I trust that the perusal of this little work may facilitate a correct knowledge of the truth of that faith which is most excellent. W. H. Abdullah Quilliam. 15, Manchester Street, Liverpool, Srd Ramazan, 1309. (W hich Christians style the 2cZ A pil, 1892.) 92adS ura, The Night.(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst dig