Quote by Thomas Carlyle

We will not praise Mahomet's moral precepts as always of the superfinest sort; yet it can be said that there is always a tendency to good in them; that they are the true dictates of a heart aiming towards what is just and true

We will not praise Mahomet's moral precepts as always of the

Summary

This quote suggests that while the moral teachings of Mahomet (referring to Prophet Muhammad) may not always be considered the absolute best, they still display a consistent inclination towards goodness. The quote acknowledges that these teachings may not be perfect, but they reflect the genuine intentions of a compassionate and righteous heart striving for justice and truth. Despite any criticisms, the quote implies that there is value in recognizing the inherent positive qualities within Mahomet's moral precepts.

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By Thomas Carlyle

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