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The Anatomy of Qur'an's Mistakes Paid Members Public
The Anatomy of Qur'an’s Mistakes Masud Masihiyyen “Do they not know that We have made the Qur’an a book full of mistakes?” A comparative reading of the Biblical accounts with the ones of the Qur’an reveals that Mohammad distorted the genuine word of God for
Adoption by Adaption Paid Members Public
Adoption by Adaption The stories of Moses and Joseph in the Qur’an Masud Masihiyyen The discrepancies between the Bible and the Qur’an do not only concern central theological doctrines (the notion of prophetic lineage, religious identity of the messengers, Jesus’ crucifixion, the concept of sin and salvation, etc.
Imran's Fatherhood: Part I Paid Members Public
Imran's Fatherhood: Part I Mary as “the daughter of Imran” in Surah 3:35 and 66:12 Masud Masihiyyen In the Islamic scripture Jesus’ mother Mary (“Mariam” in Arabic) is identified as Aaron’s sister once (Surah 19:28) and Imran’s daughter twice (Surah 66:12 and
Solving a Quranic Puzzle Paid Members Public
Solving a Quranic Puzzle A Jewish Fish in Muhammad’s Dish Masud Masihiyyen Muhammad had some imperfect knowledge of the Jewish and Christian Scriptures, and was therefore prone to confusion and error. Although he claimed that his Qur’an essentially functioned to confirm the former revelations (Surah 3:3, Surah
Esther's Loss and Haman's Time Travel (Part 1 B) Paid Members Public
Esther's Loss and Haman's Time Travel (Part 1 B) Occurrences of the name Haman in the Qur’an Masud Masihiyyen In the previous article I have discussed the possible reasons causing the exclusion of Esther’s story from the Islamic scripture. As we also saw before,
Breaking the Codes of the Gospel of Barnabas Paid Members Public
Breaking the Codes of the Gospel of Barnabas The Mystery of Pseudo-Barnabas’ List of the Apostles Masud Masihiyyen We have analyzed in two articles so far how Pseudo-Barnabas’ various mistakes stemmed from his dependence on the canonical Gospels (1, 2). This dependence sounds rather natural when it is
The Trinity and Christian Missions to Muslims Paid Members Public
The Trinity and Christian Missions to Muslims By Rev. Bassam Michael Madany Islam has engaged the attention of Christians ever since its rise in Arabia in the seventh century. One obvious reason is the fact that most early Muslim conquests took place within Christian lands. “The People of the Book,
Amazing Qur'an or Amazing Gullibility? Paid Members Public
Amazing Qur’an or Amazing Gullibility? Jochen Katz In my research on the issue of Haman in the Qur’an (see this article), I came across Harun Yahya’s website “Miracles of the Qur’an” and specifically his section on alleged “Historical Miracles of the Qur’an”. Five of the