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Old 26th November 2013, 10:40 PM   #1
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BTW, there was a metalographic study for a sword attributed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that is now in Cairo, Egypt. The chemical analysis of the sword was undergone by a known chemist, who was later on, the vice-dean of the Faculty of Archaeology-Cairo University. This analysis was published in the Faculty's journal in 1976.

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Ahmed Helal Hussein
Ahmed,
Do you know the Author's name or Journal Name?

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Old 27th November 2013, 11:11 AM   #2
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Ahmed,
Do you know the Author's name or Journal Name?

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The author's name is Prof. So'ad Maher. The one who conducted the analysis was Prof. Saleh Ahmed Saleh. The journa'sl name is the Journal of the Faculty of Archaeology. The article's title is: "The Sword that is attributed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that is now preserved in al-Hussein Mosque in Cairo." Edition year: 1976.

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