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Fiine Nachricht ijber den in Rede stehenden Koran 

 finde ich schon bei Wright, Bâb und seine Secte in 

 Persien'*), und in Binning, A Journal of tvvo years' 

 travel in Persia, Ceylon, etc. London 1857. Vol. I. 

 S. 404. The Bâb, according to this account, gave eut 

 that he had obtained possession of the ten lost sec- 

 tions of the Koran, which (as I hâve previously ex- 

 plained) the Sheeahs suppose to havebeen suppressed, 

 and that thèse new found chapters leaded to abrogate 

 and aller much of the sacred books, in its now uni- 

 versally acknowledged condition. Unfortunately for 

 their pretensions, the sections in question, having been 

 examined by compétent judges, are pronounced to be 

 a manifest forgery, consisting only in a misérable imi- 

 tation of the style of the Koran, composed in indiffè- 

 rent Arabie. The followers of the Bâb are however 

 perfectly satisfied as to their genuiuess and autheuti- 

 city, and hold the Koran, as it is, to be incomplète 

 for salvation. 



38) Zeitschr. d. D. ra. Gesellsch. Bd. V, S. 384: Er dictirte ei- 

 nem Schrciber etwas, das er seiuen Koràn uaunte, und die arabi- 

 schen Sentenzen flossen so schuell von seiner Zuuge, dass viele der 

 Personcn, welclie Zcugeii davon waren, ihn fiir iuspirirt bielten. 



