Cherágh Ali. (1977). A critical exposition of the popular 'jihad': Showing that all the wars of Mohammad were defensive, and that aggressive war, or compulsory conversion, is not allowed in the Koran : with appendices providing that the word 'jihad' does not exegetically mean 'warfare', and that slavery is not sanctioned by the Prophet of Islam (1st ed. in Pakistan.). Karimsons.
Stile di citazione ChicagoCherágh Ali. A Critical Exposition of the Popular 'Jihad': Showing That All the Wars of Mohammad Were Defensive, and That Aggressive War, or Compulsory Conversion, Is Not Allowed in the Koran : With Appendices Providing That the Word 'Jihad' Does Not Exegetically Mean 'Warfare', and That Slavery Is Not Sanctioned by the Prophet of Islam. 1st ed. in Pakistan. Karachi: Karimsons, 1977.
Citazione MLACherágh Ali. A Critical Exposition of the Popular 'Jihad': Showing That All the Wars of Mohammad Were Defensive, and That Aggressive War, or Compulsory Conversion, Is Not Allowed in the Koran : With Appendices Providing That the Word 'Jihad' Does Not Exegetically Mean 'Warfare', and That Slavery Is Not Sanctioned by the Prophet of Islam. 1st ed. in Pakistan. Karimsons, 1977.