...year of theprophet's mission, numbers fled ta Ethiopia, where they were kindly received by the king, who refused to deliver them up to those, whom the...Arab writers unanimously attest; even professed the Mahometan religion. In the sixth year of his mission, Mahomet had the pleasure of seeing his party...

...afterwards several others followed them, retiring, one after another, to the number of eighty-three men, and eighteen women, besides children. These refugees...Arab writers unanimously attest, even professed the Mahometan religion. In the sixth year of his mission, Mahomet had the pleasure of. seeing his party...

...afterwards several others followed, them, retiring, one after another^1 to the number of eighty-three men, and eighteen women, besides children. These refugees...them, and, as the Arab writers unanimously 'attest, even;professed the Mahometan religion. In the sixth year of his mission, Mahomet had the pleasure of...

...followed them, retiring, one after another, to the number of eighty-three men, and eighteen women, beides children. These refugees were kindly • received by the Najashi, or king of Ethiopia, vho refused to deliver them up to those whom the Koreish sent to demand them,' and, as the Arab writers...

...afterwards several others followed them, retiring, one after another, to the number of eightythree men, and eighteen women, besides children. These refugees...Arab writers unanimously attest, even professed the Mahometan religion. In the sixth year of his mission, Mahomet hart the pleasure of seeing his party...

...afterwards several others followed them, retiring one after another, to the number of 83 men and 18 women, besides children. These refugees were kindly...Arab writers unanimously attest, even professed the Mahometan religion. In the sixth year of his mission, Mahomet had the pleasure of seeing his party...

...afterwards several others followed them, retiring, one after another, to the number of eightythree men, and eighteen women, besides children. These refugees were kindly received by the Najashi, or king [firm their assertion. About a month, of Ethiopia, who refused to deliver |i or, as some write, three...

...afterwards several others followed them, retiring, one after another, to the n imber of eightythree men, and eighteen women, be*sides children. These refugees...Arab writers unanimously attest, even professed the Mahometan religion. In the sixth year of his mission, Mahomet had the pleasure of seeing his party...

...Mahomet's daughter. This was the first flight ; but afterwards they were followed by eighty-three men, and eighteen women, besides children. These refugees...king of Ethiopia ; who refused to deliver them up to the Koreish, and, as the Arab writers unanimously atteet, even professed the Mahometan religion. In...

...Mahomet's daughter. This was the first flight ; but afterwards they were followed by eighty-three men, and eighteen women, besides children. These refugees...king of Ethiopia ; who refused to deliver them up to the Koreish, and, as the Arab writers unanimously attest, even professed the Mahometan religion. In...