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   Thomas Carlyle was a Scottish agnostic philosopher/historian who gave a series of lectures in 1840 titled, “On Heroes and Hero-Worship.”. He selected Muhammad to be his example of a Prophet as a Hero, and his discourse has been a cornucopia of quotations on the shortcomings of Islam on one hand and examples of blatant “Orientalism” on ...

2. victorianweb.org › authors › carlyleCarlyle's Problematic Portrayal of Mahomet and Islam

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   Apr 20, 2004 · It is perhaps commendable that Carlyle asserts and defends the importance of Islam and the devotion of its followers. He also defends the virtue and sincerity of Mohamet and the Koran . . . how is this assertion problematized by Carlyle's statements that refer to the "natural uncultivation" of the Koran or that refer to Mahomet as "an ...

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4. www.goodreads.com › quotes › 1308161Quote by Thomas Carlyle: “It is a great shame for anyone to ...

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   Jan 19, 2024 · “It is a great shame for anyone to listen to the accusation that Islam is a lie and that Muhammad was a fabricator and a deceiver. We saw that he remained steadfast upon his principles, with firm determination; kind and generous, compassionate, pious, virtuous, with real manhood, hardworking and sincere.

5. www.cambridge.org › core › booksLECTURE II - THE HERO AS PROPHET. Mahomet: Islam

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   Mar 5, 2012 · THE HERO AS PROPHET. Mahomet: Islam; Thomas Carlyle; Edited by Henry Duff Traill; Book: The Works of Thomas Carlyle; Online publication: 05 March 2012; Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511707278.003

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   Why did Carlyle Choose prophet Muhammad?

   • Carlyle was a contrarian of his time, intent on shocking his audience almost as much as enlightening them, and there is a playful note in his introductory remarks where Carlyle says he choose Prophet Muhammad because he was free to speak about him, there being no danger of “any of us becoming Mohammedans”.

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   Why did Carlyle call Islam a confused form of Christianity?

   • Now, I am the place of that brick: through me the line of prophets has been brought to completion.” (Bukhari, Vol. 4, No. 735) Carlyle called Islam a confused form of Christianity. His point was not that it reflected Christian doctrines as much as Islam could have never been conceived without Christianity coming along beforehand.

   Revisiting Thomas Carlyle and his Hero Muhammad - Annaqed

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   What did Carlyle see in Muhammad?

   • In his search for how could Muhammad found a great religion, the most noteworthy thing Carlyle saw in Muhammad was his sincerity. This sincerity was directed at a single-purposed mission – to end idolatry among the Arab people. His message was that we must submit to God. Our whole strength lies in resigned submission to Him.

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   Why did Muhammad flee Mecca?

   • But after preaching 13 years, Muhammad must flee Mecca with his 50 or so converts under threat of death. In Carlyle’s view, however, it wasn’t that Muhammad’s message was faulty, but rather he was the victim of unjust men who must be revenged.

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7. islamigems.com › prophet-muhammad-was-a-light-fromProphet Muhammad was a Light from Heaven | Sir Thomas Carlyle

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   What Thomas Carlyle most liked about Prophet Muhammad, he says, is his “freedom from cant” a compliment to Prophet but also surely, a barb aimed at contemporary British society. Muhammad-The Greatest Teacher Ever! Carlyle discusses the fact that Prophet Muhammad was illiterate, he wrote:

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   Aug 20, 2009 · Mahomet; Islam <Lecture 2: Heroes & hero worship> by. Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881. Publication date. 1902. Publisher. New York, Maynard, Merrill & co. Collection. americana. Book from the collections of. University of Michigan. Language. English.

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    Islam means, in its way, denial of self. This is yet the highest wisdom that heaven has revealed to our earth. Thomas Carlyle. Wise, Mean, Eye. As there is no danger of our becoming, any of us, Mahometans (i.e. Muslim), I mean to say all the good of him I justly can. Thomas Carlyle. Islamic, Mean, Becoming.