Gustav Weil (25 April 1808 – 29 August 1889) was a German orientalist and one of the earliest academic practitioners of Quranic studies. Weil was born...
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Twins of Evil (also 1971), a prequel of sorts to The Vampire Lovers, as Gustav Weil, the leader of a group of religious puritans trying to stamp out witchcraft...
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Karnstein in Central Europe to live with their uncle Gustav Weil after becoming recently orphaned. Weil is a stern Puritan and leader of the fanatical witch-hunting...
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caliphs remembered their prophet". In 1864 the Heidelberg professor Gustav Weil published an annotated German translation in two volumes. Several decades...
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General Spielsdorf Giles Barton Peter Cushing Ralph Bates Peter Cushing Gustav Weil Landlord Charles Farrell Michael Brennan Count Karnstein Lord Hagen Durward...
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Arabian Nights, "Tausend und eine Nacht. Arabische Erzählungen", translated into German by Gustav Weil, Vol .4, 1866 CE, Stuttgart...
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(in Guillaume (1955), pp. 109–690). In 1864 the Heidelberg professor Gustav Weil published an annotated German translation in two volumes. Several decades...
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Albert Mackey, Encyclopedia of Freemasonry (1873), s.v. "Beauseant". Gustav Weil, Biblische legenden der muselmänner, English translation 1863, p. 70:...
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Weil (born 1960), Chilean shot putter Gustav Weil (1808–1889), German Orientalist Guy Weill (1914–2006), Swiss-born American art collector Hanna Weil...
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Moḥammad According to Moḥammed b. Ishāq, ed. 'Abd al-Malik b. Hisham. Gustav Weil (Stuttgart 1864) was the first published translation. In the 20th century...
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Holger Michael Zellentin, Emran El-Badawi, and Joseph Witztum. In 1844, Gustav Weil published the first critical introduction to the Quran in Europe, with...
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19th-century Western scholars such as Aloys Sprenger, Theodor Noldeke, Gustav Weil, William Muir, Sigismund Koelle, Grimme [de] and D.S. Margoliouth "give...
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by a "Medinan" phase (an idea already conceived by his predecessor, Gustav Weil). Nöldeke followed the traditional chronological division of suras (i...
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followed by a Medinan phase (an idea already conceived by his predecessor, Gustav Weil). In this, Nöldeke, though he did not follow the traditional chronological...
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miracles and faith-centred claims within those sources. Edward Gibbon and Gustav Weil represent some of the first historians following the descriptive method...
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Moḥammad According to Moḥammed b. Ishāq, ed. 'Abd al-Malik b. Hisham. Gustav Weil (Stuttgart 1864) was the first published translation. In the 20th century...
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Religion of Islam, and of the Empire of the Saracens. J. & J. Harper. Gustav Weil, Mohammed der Prophet, sein Leben und seine Lehre (Stuttgart: J.B. Metzler'schen...
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history, eloquence and the theory of law at the University of Strasbourg Gustav Weil (1808–1889), first orientalist, first Jewish professor in Germany. Herman...
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1839–1842 One Thousand and One Nights was translated into German by Gustav Weil. From 1895 to 1897, Max Henning published another German translation...
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nineteenth- and twentieth-century study of Islamic law in Europe, such as Gustav Weil and Ignác Goldziher. In particular, Schacht advocates a skeptical approach...
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worker and member of parliament Gustav Frederik Holm (1849–1940), Danish naval officer and Arctic explorer Robert Weil (writer) (1881–1950), Austrian writer...
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English. Gustav Leberecht Flügel (1802–1870), Germany, Al-Qoran: Corani textus Arabicus (Leipzig 1834), Arabic text for academics. Gustav Weil (1808–1889)...
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Muir, Theodor Nöldeke, Louis-Pierre-Eugène Sédillot, Julius Wellhausen, Gustav Weil The Parthian Empire, the conquests of Mithridates I of Parthia, the Mithridatic...
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brothers, Leopold and Gustav, emigrated to the United States. Weil followed them in 1888 with two other brothers, Samuel and Ferdinand. Weil and his brothers...
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Robert Weil (1881–1960) was an Austrian writer for stage and screen. Under the pseudonym Gustav Holm, he co-authored (with Ernst Décsey) a play Sissys...
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Gustave Le Bon (redirect from Gustav le bon)
Ortega Pareto Polanyi Radhakrishnan Röpke Santayana Scruton Shariati Simmel Skinner Sombart Sowell Spengler Taylor Voegelin Walzer Weber Weil Zinn Žižek...
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Robert Sam Weil (born 21 November 1948 in Bromma, Stockholm Municipality) is a Swedish businessman. Robert Weil’s grandfather, Jew by birth, was the CEO...
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Alleged doubles of Adolf Hitler (redirect from Gustav Weler)
than his presumed height. Bezymenski 1968, pp. 45–46. Charlier, Philippe; Weil, Raphael; Rainsard, P.; Poupon, Joël; Brisard, J. C. (1 May 2018). "The remains...
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theorist André Weil found evidence supporting it, though not proving it; as a result the conjecture was often known as the Taniyama–Shimura–Weil conjecture...
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February 2013. "Bürgermeister Strauch gratuliert Stephan Weil" [Mayor Strauch congratulates Stephan Weil] (in German). City of Hanover. 19 February 2013. Archived...
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