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Rebuttals to Answering Christianity Paid Members Public
Responses to Answering Christianity Take A Hike! I went hiking. Date: Saturday May 15, 1999. Destination: Cohutta Wilderness, Jacks River Falls, Tennessee. The hike was approximately 8 miles. I hope this was sufficient to satisfy the above request. The question, which still stands, is: How can mountains both be able
Rebuttals to Answering Christianity Paid Members Public
Responses to Answering Christianity Allegation concerning Jesus being by default among those who will go to Hell, refuted. Qais states: Answering Islam' have referred to this verse in the Holy Quran:: "Surely, you and that which you worship besides Allah are the fuel of Hell. To it shall
Osama Abdallah and the Hebrew Alphabet Paid Members Public
Osama Abdallah & the Hebrew Alphabet Just when you think that it cannot possibly get worse ... Osama Abdallah comes along again to show the whole world that he can certainly do worse. A couple of days ago, I found this entry on the "what's new" page
From the Maurice “Bucaillian” Haman to the [Latest] “Islamic Awareness” Haman: A Case of a Crumbling Argument? Paid Members Public
From the Maurice “Bucaillian” Haman To the [Latest] “Islamic Awareness” Haman: A Case of a Crumbling Argument? Andrew Vargo After a long hiatus, “Islamic Awareness” has updated their article concerning Haman in the Qur’an, renaming it: “Biblical Haman » Qur’ānic Hāmān: A Case Of Straightforward Literary Transition?” The updated
Response to Islamic Awareness: Historical Errors of the Qur'an: Pharaoh and Haman Paid Members Public
Responses to Islamic Awareness Historical Errors of the Qur'an: Pharaoh and Haman here The Qur'anic tale mixes a number of Biblical themes including a man named Haman [from the Book of Esther] with the story of the Tower of Babel [from Genesis] with the story of
The Haman Hoax Paid Members Public
Jochen Katz Introduction The Qur’an contains several instances of “historical compression”, i.e. stories in which two or more separate historical events are combined to create a new story, or a character from one story is transferred or imported into another story. For example, in the Qur’an we
Discussion on al-Hajjaj Paid Members Public
From Jochen Katz <[email protected]> Newsgroups: soc.religion.islam Subject: Re: al-hajjaj revisited Date: Thu Jul 17 11:24:30 EDT 1997 Message-Id: <[email protected]> This posting is in response to From Metallica <[email protected]&
Rebuttals to Islamic Awareness : On The Nature Of Hadith Collections Of Imam Bukhari & Muslim Paid Members Public
Responses to Islamic Awareness On The Nature Of Hadth Collections Of Imm Bukhr & Muslim In a recent article, Khazraj, Ghoniem, Saifullah, and Hannan [who for the sake of brevity, will be referred to as KGSH] objected to a response that I wrote entitled Are There any Early Hadith? A