common-questions
Apologetic articles addressing common Muslim objections, challenges, and misunderstandings about the Bible, Christian doctrine, and the Christian response to Islamic claims.
Qur'an and Science: Is the Earth Egg-Shaped? Paid Members Public
Is the Earth Egg-Shaped? Sura 79:30 reads Wal'arda ba'da dhalika dahaha and is usually translated as And the earth, moreover, hath He extended (to a wide expanse); (Yusuf Ali) And after that He spread the earth, (Pickthall) And the earth, He expanded it after that.
Will children go to Paradise? Paid Members Public
The Bible does not present an explicit teaching on this topic. However, the article What happens to babies when they die? in the eschatology section of this Questions & Answers page presents a good explanation of the indirect evidence found in the Bible. Some Muslims like to ask if Children
Hadith : The Muslim Traditions Paid Members Public
* Index of Hadith * The main Muslim Hadith database in English translation: Sunnah and Hadith * Discussions of weak and fabricated Hadith * Hadith Cosmology * The Stone That Took Off Running * Fly Wing Medicine Answering Islam Home Page
Aisha and her marriage to Muhammad Paid Members Public
We do not agree with the agressive language employed, but the below quoted newsgroup posting gives the facts in a concise form. From [email protected] (SVENHOLM) Newsgroups: soc.religion.islam Subject: Re: How old was Aicha? Date: Mon Sep 09 23:42:23 EDT 1996 In article <
BIBLICAL MONOTHEISM EXAMINED Pt. 5 Paid Members Public
Trinitarian or Henotheistic in Nature? Pt. 5
Trinity in the Holy Bible Pt. 2b Paid Members Public
Addressing Some Objections to the Deity of Christ
The Jinn and the Challenge of the Qur'an Paid Members Public
by Anthony Wales The Qur'an says that if human beings and jinn together attempted to produce something like the Qur'an they would fail. This claim appears in chapter 17, verse 88 in the following translations: DAWOOD: If men and jinn combined to produce a book akin
Correspondence with Dina Zoubi on Gramar Errors Paid Members Public
This is in response to Dina Zoubi / Arabi Bin Qahtan's letter at the end of the first part of this correspondence. Date: Tue, 4 Mar 97 From: [email protected] (Newton) To: [email protected] Subject: *in* or *inna* ? Dear 'Arabi bn Qahtan Thank you for your