Review of Major Osborn Islam Under the Arabs
The article praises Major Osborn’s Islam Under the Arabs as a pioneering study of Muhammadanism. It outlines Muhammad’s early monotheism, the shift to a political creed, and Osborn’s critical view that Islam’s rise forged worldly power over spiritual reform. It notes vivid sections on Muhammad at Medina and the Arab–Berber conquest, and discusses Islam’s mixed legacy of faith and tyranny.
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Major Osborn
Muhammad
Arabia
Syria
Osborn
Medina
Sivajoo
Hyder Ali
Muhammi
Muhamumad
God
Apostle
Winwood Reade
Africa
Allah
Egypt
Persia
Lord Southesss Poems Review
A literary critique of a new poetry volume by the author of Jonas J Tisher. The reviewer notes versatility and varied metres with mellow cadences and rhythmic turns. Poems span periods and are arranged to reflect over ruling dramatic intention through contrasts in mood and subject. The opening poem Greenwood’s Farewell depicts an old sportsman at death.
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Janthe
Ben Dixie
Pigworm
Dixie
Matilda
Bennie
Magdalena
Kitty
Jove
Jonas J Tisher
Greenwood
Tarewell
Ile
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