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Lex Mahumet pseudoprophete
القوانين المحمدية الزائفة ar
Translation or paraphrase of the Quran into Latin; earliest European translation of the Quran
- Published 1142 CE
- Also called Law of Muhammad the Pseudo-Prophet, Law of Muhammad the False Prophet, Lex Saracenorum seu Alcoran
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