Whenever I read the Bible, I couldn’t help not noticing that there isn’t a single accusation, idea, or concept, utilized by some “thinkers” in attacking Islam except that it originated from the Bible. I think that the fear of those people is not from Islam, it’s from losing their undeserved status in front of the… Continue reading Biblical Teachings Utilized in Attacking Islam
In this post and the next, I shall try to explain a couple of the major differences between Islam and Judaism. It’s worth mentioning here that when Prophet Muhammad P.B.U.H. started preaching his message, people of the book (i.e. Jews and Christians) split in to two groups. The first group believed in him to be… Continue reading Comparative Religion Part I
Mount Paran: Or “Pharan” as correctly pronounced and written in Hebrew (פארן), is among the mountains around the wilderness where Ishmael lived after prophet Abraham P.B.U.H. took him and his mother Hagar to live there. Read Genesis where it says: {21:20} And God was with the lad, and he grew, and dwelt in the wilderness,… Continue reading Locating Paran
From Habakkuk, we read when Prophet Habakkuk P.B.U.H. was invoking Allah for mercy after seeing a vision of the Chaldeans destroying his people’s towns and cities. Habakkuk then wondered why Allah would allow this to happen to the Israelites, trying to find excuses for their sins which he knows and even spells some of them… Continue reading The Prophecy of Habakkuk
The song of songs is a big dispute among scholars, some argued that it shouldn’t be included in the holy book because of its apparent sexual nature like the famous rabbi Shammai (50BC–30CE, Hebrew: רבי שמאי) who was an important figure in Judaism’s core work of rabbinic literature, the Mishnah. Others stressed its importance like… Continue reading The Man In the “Song of Songs”
Islamic Methodologies Made Easy 