The Story of Mohammed

Originally published in 1843 as a portion of the author's larger "Famous Men of Ancient Times," and equivalent in length to a physical book of approximately 20 pages, this Kindle edition describes the life of Mohammed, the founder of Islam.Sample passage:It appears that Mohammed was remarkable for mental endowments, even in his youth, for, in a religious conversation with a Nestorian monk, at Basra, he showed such knowledge and talent, that the monk remarked to his uncle, that great things might be expected of him. He was, however, attentive to business, and so completely obtained the confidence of his uncle, as a merchant, that he was recommended as a prudent and faithful young man, to Khadijah, a rich widow, who stood in need of an agent to transact her business and manage her affairs. In this capacity he was received, and so well did he discharge his duties, that he not only won the confidence of the widow, but finally obtained her hand in marriage. This event took place when he was..