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Thomas Carroll, British historian and philosopher, author of the book Heroes and Historical Epics (1795-1881). "How can a man be the son-in-law of a tribe that is the enemy of war and the nomad. He makes them one nation, the greatest nation, and the highest civilization in less than two decades?" Maurice Bogai was a well-known author and author of War and Peace (1827-1919). "There is no doubt that Muhammad was a great reformer who led his nation and liberated them from terrible conflicts and divisions to peace and unity. From primitive and simple to civilization that opened the door to prosperity and peace for the nation and its people. This is what the pre-Islamic Arabs could do. "And no one can do that except a noble and respectable and admirable hero." Leo Tolstoy was a famous writer and author of War and Peace (1827-1919). "There is no doubt that Muhammad was a great reformer who led his nation and liberated them from terrible conflicts and divisions, to peace and unity. From primitive and simple to A civilization that opens the door to prosperity and peace for all nations and peoples. This is something that pre-Islamic Arabs could not do. This is a lofty task and no one can do it except the lofty and revered and admirable hero. He became an undesirable pope. He became a technician without an army. He had no army, no bodyguards, no royal family, and no income. If anyone is worthy to be called a circumcision according to the commandments of God, he is Muhammad (peace be upon him). He has great power, with no policies and methods to support that power. He does not care about the outward appearance of power. His life is as simple as ordinary life. ” The scribes to the Prophet Muhammad The scribes to the Prophet Muhammad
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