De Lotionibus Mohammedanorum Exercitatio Prima
"De Lotionibus Mohammedanorum Exercitatio Prima" offers a historical and scholarly examination of Islamic ablutions, or ritual washings, as practiced by Muslims. Written by Christian Ferdinand Jacobi and Johann Heinrich Martius, this work provides insights into the religious customs and daily life within Islamic cultures, likely from a 17th-century perspective. The book sheds light on the significance of cleanliness and purification rituals in Islam, exploring their historical roots and practical applications.
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