The beuty and profound understanding of the Quran is undoubtedly something which cannot fail to draw the admiration of any man who cares to study it. A most remarkablefact about the Quran is that it has not suffered at the hands of the translators as other books have done. All muslims of the East, both far and near, understand, love and respect the Quran as it was written and feel that it is the Word of God. Another remarkable fact about the Quran is that there has not been and there is not one who can write anything to equal its beauty, philosophy and simplicity; and that, in spite of its being so voluminous, one can find quite small boys who know it by heart; whereas a much smaller book could never be so learnt, simply because it would not appeal to them as does the Quran.
It is almost impossible for a Muhamedan to forsake the study of his Quran when one he has begun it; because it is so beautiful and inspiring, and contains nothing but what is true.
I do not believe that Christ was the son of God, but I believe that he held the same place as Muhamed, i.e., a Prophet of God, as also was Moses.
J. H. D.