Jesus and the Law in the Qur’an
This article explains Jesus’ relationship with the law according to the Qura’n and compares it with the New Testament account.
Read moreThis article explains Jesus’ relationship with the law according to the Qura’n and compares it with the New Testament account.
Read moreLike any scripture, and indeed any text, the Qur’an is open to different interpretations. Some interpretations are plausible, others are possible but […]
Read moreI have received a question by email about the following verses: He is the One who knows the unseen (ghayb), and He […]
Read moreAllah says that all the messengers that He sent before Prophet Muhammad, such as prophet Joseph, were men from various towns, to whom He revealed the Message….
Read moreThe term “hadith” is one of the most used Islamic terms by both Muslims and non-Muslims. But despite its importance there is […]
Read moreMany Qur’anic verses make it absolutely clear that faith is one of the foundations of the belief system of the Muslim. One […]
Read moreOn the 15th of March 2010 I was invited to give a talk at an exhibition of the Qur’an organized at the […]
Read moreThis article is extracted and adapted from chapter “The Qur’an’s Rejection of the ‘Sonship of God’” from the book Jesus The Muslim […]
Read moreThis article is taken from the second edition of Jihad in the Qur’an: The Truth from the Source. The book is now […]
Read moreNote that the words شَرَوْهُ “they sold him,” كَانُوا “they were,” and الزَّاهِدِينَ “disinterested in keeping” refer to the same plural pronoun implied in the verbs أَرْسَلُوا “ [they] sent,”…
Read moreIn the verse above, the Qur’an takes us back to the place where Jacob’s sons left their brother hoping that some travelers would help him out of the well…
Read moreJoseph’s brothers brought his shirt to their father after smearing it with blood, which was not actually Joseph’s, as proof that their brother was devoured by a wolf….
Read moreThe use of Joseph’s brothers of the clause ذَهَبْنَا نَسْتَبِقُ “we went to race with one another” instead of the verb استبقنا “we raced with one another”…
Read moreThe mention of the verse that the time of the return was عِشَآءً “isha’an (at night)” confirms my interpretation of the word “ghadan” in verse 12.12 as meaning “in the early morning.”…
Read moreAlthough stressing that Joseph’s brothers took him, the verse does not state explicitly whether that happened with or without Jacob’s permission….
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