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正文 第30節 文 / [美]亨德里克•威廉•房龍

    栗子小說    m.lizi.tw栗子網  www.lizi.tw栗子網  www.lizi.twhielfindepebyrryinghiseloyer,the

    richecca

    thathehelongexpectedprophetsentbyallahtosavethe

    ostheartilyandd

    ntioannoythe

    theyregardedhisalunatidapublicboreercy.

    haedheardoftheplotandinthedarkofnighthefledtodina

    togetherhabubekr,histrustedpupil.thishappened

    intheyear622.itisthestiortantdateinhaedan

    historyandisknohehegiratheyearofthegreatflight.

    indina,haed,ranger,founditeasier

    toproecity,where

    everyonehadknoasasilecaldriver.soonhe

    beroffollowers,or

    sle,,``thesubssiontothewill

    ofgod,dpraisedasthehighestofallvirtues.

    forsevenyearshepreaedina.then

    hebelievedhielfstrongenoughtobeginacaaignagainst

    hisfhboursandhis

    holyssioninhisoldcaldrivingdays.attheheadof

    anarofdineseherchedacrossthedesert.hisfollowers

    tookccahoutgreatdifficulty,andhavingslaughtered

    aheinhabitants,theyfounditquiteeasyto

    nvinohaedprophet.

    frohattionuntiltheyearofhisdeath,haed

    unateihingheuook.

    therearet.inthe

    firstplace,thecreeddtaughttohisfollowers

    ple.thedisciplesustlove

    allah,therulerofthepassionate.

    theysthonouraheirparents.they

    dishoyindealinghtheieighbours

    andoobehuleandcharitable,tothe

    poorandtothesick.finallytheyoabstain

    frdrinkandtobeveryfrugalie.that

    s,edasshepherdsof

    theirfloon

    expehehaedanosqueserely

    largestonehallshoutbenchesorpictures,hefaithful

    uldgatheriftheyfeltsoinedtoreadanddiscuss

    chaptersfrohekoran,theholybook.buttheaverage

    haedancarriedhisreligionandneverfelt

    hielfheedinbytherestrisandregulationsofan

    establishedchurch.fivetisadayhetuedhisfacetowards

    pleprayer.forthe

    restofthetiheletallahruletheand

    acceptedhpatientresignation.

    ofursesuattitudete

    thefaithfultogoforthandielectricaleryor

    botheraboutrailroadsandsteahiplines.butitgaveevery

    haeda.itbade

    hieatpeaceselfandhthehhe

    livedandthathing.

    thesendreasons

    intheirhechristians,hadtodohthe

    nduohaedansoldiersforthtodo

    battleforthetruefaith.theprophetprosedthatthose

    y,lytoheaven.

    thisdesuddehinthefieldpreferabletoalongbut

    drearyexistenohaedans

    anenorusadvantageoverthecrusadersant

    dreadofadarkhereafter,anducktothegood

    thingsofthisheypossiblyuld.ially

    itexplainssoldiersharge

    intothefireofeuropeanegunsquiteindifferentto

    thefatethataandheyaresugerous

    andpersistentenees.

    havingputhisreligioushouseinorder,haednow

    begantoenjoyhispoheundisputedrulerofalarge

    nuerofarabtribes.butsuccesshasbeentheundoingof

    alargenuerofninthedaysofadversity.

    hetriedtogainthegoodber

    ulationsothoseofh.

    heallohefaithfultohavefourwives.asonewife

    entinthoseoldendayswhenbrideswere

    boughtdirectlyfroheparents,foureapositive

    luxuryexedaries

    anddateorsofavarice.areligion

    eantforthehardyhuntersofthe

    highskieddesertedtosuittheneeds

    ofthesgrtshebazaarsofthecities.

    ittheinalprograndit

    didverylittlegoodtotheohaedanisasfor

    theprophethielf,heonpreagthetruthofallah

    andprogilhedied,quite

    suddenly,ofafeveronjuheseventhoftheyear632.

    hissuoslewas

    hisfatherinlaheearlydangers

    oftheprophetslife.ter,abubekrdiedand

    oribnalkhattabfollo.ihantenyears

    henqueredegypt,persia,phoenicia,syriaandpalestine

    anddedasohaedanworld

    eire.

    ords

    daughter,fati,butaquarrelbrokeoutuponapointof

    sleoeandaliurdered.afterhisdeath,

    thecaliphateadehereditaryandtheleadersofthefaithful

    heircareerasthespiritualheadious

    sepire.theybuilt

    aheshoresoftheeuphrates,heruinsof

    babylonanden

    isofcavalry,theysetforthtthe

    happinessoftheirsleaithtoallunbelievers.inthe

    year700a.d.ahaedangeneralbythenaoftarik

    crossedtheoldgatesofherculesandreachedthehighrock

    ontheeuropeansidehegibelaltarik,the

    hilloftarikibraltar.

    elevenyearslaterileofxeresdelafrontera,

    hedefeatedthekingofthevisigothsaheslebr >

    arvednorthherouteofhannibal,

    theycrossedthepassesofthepyreheydefeatedthe

    dukeofaquitania,nearbordeaux,

    andrcheduponparis.butintheyear732one

    hundredyearsafterthedeathoftheprophet,theywere

    beateninabattl

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