Mohammed preaching, with historically inaccurate landscape and clothing (a common problem in medieval and Renaissance paintings, which usually showed fashions contemporary with the time the painting was made, rather than costumes of the era depicted): :+

Illustration ca. 1400-1425, taken from Boccaccio's De Casibus Virorum Illustrium (early 15th-century French translation by Laurent de Premierfait); drawn by the "Master of Rohan." The manuscript is currently in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. The same illustration in the context of its manuscript page can be seen here. According to the iconography of the time, the dove on Mohammed's shoulder indicates that he is a false prophet trying to convince his listeners that he is associated with the Holy Spirit (of which the dove is a symbol).

http://www.zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/euro_medi_ren/

Ладно с ним,с традическим объяснением,что,мол,средневековые художники постоянно все неправильно изображали.

Куда уж им до "просвещенных традиков" 21 века....

Махомет ли это? Книжка на рогах у бычка,да раздвоенная бородка у проповедника-ну какой это Алкоран?

А ЭТО КТО?????



This illustration is taken from La vie de Mahomet, by M. Prideaux, published in 1699. It shows Mohammed holding a sword and a crescent while trampling on a globe, a cross, and the Ten Commandments.

http://www.zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/book_illos/

Девица-то наша с Солнцем и Луной не просто крест попирает.

Там еще и некие скрижали под ногами валяются...

Кто и с кем воевал??? Узнать бы имя сей исторической личности...