To understand the Qur’an (Koran) is first to understand its ancestor, the Bible; because, the text of the Bible contains the props and principles that sustain the credibility of Islam. Without his Jewish-Christian mentor, it is doubtful that the husband of his wife of 9 years would ever have been able to establish Islam as a viable motto to excite the vast numbers now subservient to his invented monotheism.
Despite many misinterpretations by religious lovers, the Biblical God very clearly selected a chosen people above all other Hebrews or subgroups (Gen. 17:21, Isa. 44:1, Mark 13:20 et al.). Assuming our understanding is true, we ask: How can other fans hope to replace the ‘stuff’ designation? How can Ishmael’s progeny get the fiancewhen the biblical context clearly establishes disinheritance?
To expand the rating, we consult the text of the Bible to determine the credibility of the Qur’an; for Christians and Muslims consider the text of the Bible inspired and its principals are dedicated to certain God induced activity. We raise this point to prompt an exegetical review, as awareness of time must pervade our milestone assembly as we highlight Islam and the Judeo-Christian search for God’s calendar.
In the ancient worship of God, the ‘chosen people’ stood in covenant intervals, or increments of ‘Ten Ages’ (Kingdoms); that the Ages of old expired in an orderly fashion as the elect traveled to and fro over the appointed lands (Gen. 15:18). If fair criticism can be expected through strict word semantics, then a Covenant timetable would seem to eliminate arrogance.
Modern Jews, Christians and Muslims compete based on ancient inspirations. Regarding this reality and the legal-historical uncertainty raised, our critique investigates Nooruddin’s Qur’an, Arabic version, translated into English by Islamic scholars, including the supervision of Nooruddin’s daughter-in-law, Amatul Rahman Omar, MA. In addition, we consulted the Electronic Text. Collections Translation Center at the University of Virginia, to effect further translation of the Qur’an.
Amatul and Nooruddin were in love with the text of the Qur’an. Skewed, Amatul’s 58-page Apologetic prefaced Nooruddin’s translation: with claims of the book’s intellectuality, purity, holiness, and inspiration. His Apologetics contains endless tributes to saccharin, and without taking into account the legal-historical auspices collected.
Amatul claims that Nooruddin is the eleventh son and capable of reciting the entire text of the Qur’an, a questionable feat, however they claim that since the time of Omar (the second caliph), many have learned to recite the full text during Tarawih (late ). night prayer) in the month of Ramadan. Such cannot be a common ability. Speed readers require at least 12 hours to finish the entire text of the Qur’an.
The Qur’an contains few linguistic difficulties other than transliteration into English. Its simplicity would not suggest a different point of view; Well, it does not show the obscurity of symbols and numbers as its inspiration, the Bible, does; but simple allegories exist in the Qur’an, just as difficult symbols and parables occur in biblical constructions. Unsurprisingly, disagreement appears between Sunni and Shiite sects, as well as within Jewish and Christian factions. Like Christian denominationalism and Judaism, they only seek a calamitous end and a perceived levitation towards paradise. Steeped in the genesis of Eden, the text of the Qur’an evidences many principles and principles drawn from Biblical anthologies. Here, we find the identity of the Biblical repertoire, steeped in Edenic parallels and Biblical principles, but published at an inappropriate season according to Biblical schedules.
Abraham envisioned a special inheritance for one of his eight sons, Isaac. In turn, Isaac gave the promise to one of his sons, Jacob, under a new name, Israel; Thus, the land was distributed to the twelve children of Israel, around the year 1400 B.C. C. The Twelve Tribes evolved into the Jewish tradition and finally to theocratic conclusion in the second coming of the Messiah. parousia Extending theological sanctions, Islam does not allow the ‘Ten Ages’ represented as intervals of the Kingdom in God’s order and expects them to end in another ‘Last Age’.
More than 1,100 years after Daniel, Mohammed envisioned further contact with Gabriel, fought for the authority of the Kaa’ba, reclaimed control of the trade routes, and enforced principles for profit. Now, Islam celebrates an annual pilgrimage (Hajj) to the Kaa’ba shrine in Mecca. Within this historic environment, the masses annually rejuvenate the fervor of Islam.
Muhammad terrorized the Jewish/Christian elements into worshiping Allah, threatening and carrying out much torture and death. At the same time as the Islamic volumes, other legal historicisms accuse the prophet of illiteracy and mental inconstancy. Against a background of recorded terrorist activities, caravan looting, slave trading, female humiliation, and cruelty beyond imagination, from this troubled beginning, Islam evolved into today’s hordes of dedicated jihadists. Now, the principles of Islam reflect the first acts, deeds and instructions that precede the edicts of the Qur’an. Time and space will allow only a couple of examples of Sura (chapter and verse).
Surah 5.33: “The punishment of those who make war against Allah and His Apostle and strive to do harm on earth is only this, that they should be killed or crucified or their hands and feet should be cut off on opposite sides or they should be imprisoned; …” Surah 9.18: “Only he (believers of Islam, bw) will visit the mosques of Allah who believes in Allah and the last day,… Crimes deserve a death sentence. Many, many more incitements to violence, lies and depravity are found in the examples of the Qur’an and the hadiths. Lying is acceptable behavior.
The message of Islam is alarming, confirmed in acts of violence near and far. The text of the Qur’an ignites the most ignoble of human emotions: enjoying the pain and death of an opponent, defending acts of martyrdom and promoting them despite an extinguished cause. Find out more about the obsolescence, radical agenda, and futility of Middle Eastern monotheism – all attested syllogistically as to right or wrong.