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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 11, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 24.

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Mohammedan Activity

THERE has been a revival of Mohammedanism recently, not alone in declarations of a warlike nature but in missionary work among other peoples. According to a writer in the German magazine Ueber Land und Meer, large numbers of the followers of the false prophet settle in different countries of the Western world, and make energetic efforts to propagate their doctrines. There are six hundred converts to Mohammedanism in Liverpool alone, and some of these are men of prominence. A Mohammedan mosque is to be built in New York City and another in Australia. In Germany also the propaganda is being carried on. Not until recent years has Mohammedanism taken up the work of teaching its faith among professedly Christian nations. This new departure together with the marvelous activity of the Mohammedan propaganda among the natives of Africa is one of the most striking developments of our times.