Muhammad the Greatest

by Ahmad Deedat

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GREATEST INFLUENCE¹ UPON THE HUMAN
RACE ... MOHAMMED ..."

John William Draper, M.D., LLD., in his "A History of the
lntellectual Development of Europe",- London 1875.

3. "I DOUBT WHETHER ANY MAN WHOSE
EXTERNAL CONDITIONS CHANGED SO MUCH
EVER CHANGED HIMSELF LESS TO MEET THEM."

R. V. C. Bodley in

"The Messenger,"- London 1946, p.9.

4. "I HAVE STUDIED HIM - THE WONDERFUL
MAN - AND IN MY OPINION FAR FROM
BEING AN ANTI-CHRIST, HE MUST BE CALLED
THE SAVIOUR OF HUMANITY."

George Bernard Shaw, in
"The Genuine Islam,- Vol. 1, No. 81936.

5. "BY A FORTUNE ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE IN HIS-
TORY, MOHAMMED IS A THREEFOLD FOUNDER
OF A NATION, OF AN EMPIRE, AND OF A
RELIGION."

R. Bosworth-Smith in
"Mohammed and Mohammedanism".- 1946.

6. "MOHAMMED WAS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL OF
ALL RELIGIOUS PERSONALITIES."

Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th Edition

1. I wonder  whether Michael  H. Hart, as a historian, had stumbled across Draper's remark
to inspire him to write his "THE 100"- a ranking of the Most Influential Persons in
History?  See page 3. Have you written for your FREE copy of the chapter on
Muhammad (pbuh) from the "TOP 100," yet? 

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