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The law of apostasy in Islam, answering the question why there are so few Moslem converts, and giving examples of their moral courage and martyrdom

Title
The law of apostasy in Islam, answering the question why there are so few Moslem converts, and giving examples of their moral courage and martyrdom, by Samuel M. Zwemer.
Author
Zwemer, Samuel Marinus, 1867-1952.
Publication
London, New York, Marshall Brothers, [1924]

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Description
164 pages frontispiece, plates, portraits, facsimiles; 22 cm
Alternative Title
Apostasy in Islam
Subject
  • Islam
  • Missions, Muslims
  • Christianity and other religions > Islam
  • Islam
  • Christianisme > Relations > Islam
  • 11.84 Islam: other
  • Christianity
  • Interfaith relations
  • Konversion Religion
  • Mission
  • Geloofsafval
  • Bekering
  • Missions to Muslims
  • Christianity and other religions > Islam
  • RELIGION
Bibliography (note)
  • Bibliography: p. [163]-164.
Contents
Why so few Moslem converts? -- The law of apostasy -- How it works -- Centuries of intolerance and persecution -- Hidden disciples -- The dawn of a new era.
LCCN
25008460
OCLC
  • ocm02527447
  • 2527447
  • SCSB-225919
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library