Muhammad, the Qur'an and Islam[317] Cf. n. 264, above. Ahrens, "Christliches," ZDMG, 84 (1930),
pp. 177 f, thinks that Muhammad would have hardly neglected to mention
the commandment of the Sabbath had he received his information from the
Jews.
[318] See n. 120, above. Horovitz, Untersuchungen, p. 79.
[319] Guillaume, Muhammad, pp. 243, 622. These comments were
reportedly made after the Hijra.
[320] See also n. 92, above.
[321] See n. 267, above.
[322] See pp. 95 f, above.
[323] Nöldeke and Schwally, GQ, vol. 1, p. 134; Watt and Bell,
Introduction, pp. 36, 105 f.
[324] See n. 48, above; Watt and Bell, Introduction, p. 37.
[325] See p. 189, below.
[326] Watt and Bell, Introduction, pp. 105 f; 136.