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How do I combat the issue of non-Muslims always telling me that Prophet Muhammed (saww) was a warlord and used to engage in offensive warfare and raid caravans? I am Muslim myself but I don't have enough knowledge about this topic and I have a hard time finding anything about it online. Would appreciate any scholarly article links and such. Also I have an article on Aisha being actually at least 19 and NOT 9 or 7 or 8 or 6 when she got married that I can post but if anyone wants to give me more sources I would appreciate it. Thank you and al salamu alaykum
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When did the Quran have the punctuation marks added too it? As Muslims we all believe that the Quran is infallible and intact however is anyone familiar with the Quranic verses which Mention Ali, Fatima, Hassan and Hussian when you remove the punctuation? I forget the Ayat in which this miracle takes place can someone please help me.
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Prophet Muhammed (as) was mentioned in OT and NT?
Jafar moh posted a topic in Christianity/Judaism Dialogue
I was watching Sayed Ammar's recent lectures and he brought up an interesting point about the prophecy of Muhammed in the OT and NT. To our fellow christian members I was wondering if you guys can break down these bible verses to me: Deuteronomy 18:18 18I will raise up a prophet from among their countrymen like you, and I will put My words in his mouth, and he shall speak to them all that I command him. 19 He uses this verse in the bible to show how Moses was actually, by his wording, mentioning the Prophet Muhammed (as) in this verse ( I believe that christians use this to say Moses was actually mentioning Jesus Christ here). What do you guys think? then he uses this verse, the interesting part Luke 7:28 28I tell you, among those born of women there is no one greater than John, yet even the least in the kingdom of God is greater than he.” He uses this by saying that-- This was Jesus talking about John the Baptist ( prophet Yahya (as) ) and Jesus explicitly says that there is no greater man then john, however in Matthew 3:11-12, John says 11“As for me, I baptize you with water for repentance, but He who is coming after me is mightier than I, and I am not fit to remove His sandals; He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire. 12“His winnowing fork is in His hand, and He will thoroughly clear His threshing floor; and He will gather His wheat into the barn, but He will burn up the chaff with unquenchable fire.” Who is John referring to? The problem is , is that John can't be referring to Jesus because Jesus already confirmed the presence of John with Luke 7:28, and not only that but giving him the greatest compliment, so John could have just used word's like ' Lord' or 'Jesus' or even' Son of Man' or 'Son of God' if he was referring to Jesus, but he kept it at future tense, where Jesus was already present. Who is John referring to here? John seems to revere this man to the point where he uses an analogy of not being able to touch the sandals of this man to show how great his status is. -
Prophet Muhammed (P.) in the Bible - 1 - Dr. Sayed
hashim12 posted a topic in Personalities in Islam
Prophet Muhammed (P.) in the Bible - Similarities between him and Prophet Moses and How prophet Moses is similar to Prophet Muhammed not prophet Jesus - An Islamic English lecture by Dr. Sayed Khalil Tabatabai discussing Prophet Muhammed (P.) in the Bible, it is part of the course Principles of Islam, held in Imam Hussain Charitable Foundation, Montreal, Quebec, Canada www.bookshia.com www.thohor.com -
Salam.I was searching about nuber of Muhammed s.a.w.a wifes,and i found that according to Kulayni q.r,he has 9,according to Tusi q.r,he had Khatija s.a,and 4 more after her,which is 5 in total.I was reading some sources of Ayatullah Sadiq Shirazi,and he mention only Khatija s.a.Some of his followers said to me,that according to him,Prophed s.a.w.a had only 4 wifes.Anyone can prove that fatwa?
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