`  == The edit warring over the reference to Mahound ==  I created an article Mahound using the material that is the subject of a revert war in Muhammad.  If a pejorative term is notable, then it perhaps deserves to be in its own article, rather than in the biographical article of the person for whom it is a pejorative.  However, immediately after creating the article, it was speedy deleted.  I discussed the matter briefly with editor , who stated regarding Mahound as a pejorative: :``it doesn't appear to be true (I've worked with a guy called Mahound - and yes, that was the spelling, and yes, he was muslim in his heritage`` So, I would very much like to know what facts people may bring to bear on the subject beside the existing references in Hamlet, Dante, and Watt, Montgomery,Muhammad: Prophet and Statesman. Oxford University Press, 1961. fromm pg. 229 [Muhammad: Prophet and Statesman.  Oxford University Press, 1961. from pg. 229.]    `