If this conjecture be true, we may believe that the oldest pueblos in Tusayan were probably the house groups of the Snake clan of East Mesa, for whom their traditionists claim a northern origin.
In their legends, in which the migrations of their ancestors are recounted, the traditionists often mention the fact that their ancestors left their totem signatures at certain points in their wanderings.
Muhammad is said by the early traditionists to have punished a woman who had been guilty of theft in this manner while on the route to Mecca previous to its capture.
This is said by the traditionists and commentators generally, to refer to Amir and Arbad ben Kais, who in the year 9 or 10 conspired against Muhammad's life, and were struck dead by lightning.
Hyde, and all the traditionists down to the days of Sir William Jones would seem to have been unacquainted with it.
FN#110] Traditionists of the seventh and eighth centuries.
FN#111] Traditionists of the seventh and eighth centuries.
FN#105] Traditionists of the seventh and eighth centuries.
FN#109] Traditionistsof the seventh and eighth centuries.
FN#107] Traditionistsof the seventh and eighth centuries.
FN#106] Traditionists of the seventh and eighth centuries.
In the beginning of Islam the great traditionists were Ayesha, the favourite wife of the Prophet, the four rightly directed Khalifs, viz.
The Traditionistsanswer the objections of the Scholastics thus.
The opinion of the various Traditionists on this point is given in the Núr-ul-Hidáyah, vol.
To this solution of the difficulty, however, the great body of the Traditionists do not agree.
But the Jewish traditionists say that God was at length moved by Cain's contrition and placed on his brow a seal, which indicated that the fratricide was fully pardoned.
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