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GabrielSaidR
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GabrielSaidR
@GabrielSaidR
Crowley Prof. of Islamic Studies & Theology, Notre Dame. "Exploring the Qur'an & the Bible." More at https://t.co/J1jKEQao4x Father of 5. Sinner.
Notre Dame Katılım Şubat 2012
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A hadith on how the Qur'an will speak to God on the Day of Judgment (from Qurtubi's commentary on the Q)...
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another hadith in which Muhammad speaks of family members interceding for each other...
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A hadith (from the intro to Qurtubi's commentary on the Qur'an) on how a child can intercede for their parents by praying for them after their death.
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Happy to share that I am now the managing editor of @NCRegister. I'm very excited to step into this role, and am very grateful to @EWTN for their support and confidence in me. I am eager to continue elevating the Register's coverage of the Church & the world in this new capacity!
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Qurtubi relates an opinion that in Qur'an 2:87 the "Holy Spirit" with which God supports Jesus is not the angel Gabriel, but the Gospel/Injil that He gave to Jesus.
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A hadith (from the intro to Qurtubi's commentary on the Qur'an) on how a child can intercede for their parents by praying for them after their death.
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The theological implication, I think, is that God is both worshipper and worshipped?
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Does God praise Himself? I just read this in Qurtubi's commentary on the Qur'an. He is responding to the Qur'an itself saying (in the Fatiha), "praise be to God Lord of the worlds" and since God spoke the words of the Qur'an, this is God saying "praise be to God."
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@MuslimAcademic very interesting - I think you would love Ramsey's book on Sir Sayyid (hopefully it is Open Access somewhere!): amazon.com/Otherwise-1817…
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Did you know before modern Christian Apologia, The "Islamic dilemma" was actually used in British India quite extensively by Christian missionaries (Sir William Muir) and Ahmad Khan wrote his commentary on the bible partly because of this accusation to harmonize it with the Quran
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Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan, in his commentary on the Gospel of Matthew (trans. C. Ramsey et al. in "The Gospel according to..."; 2020), offers an Islamic interpretation of 4:11, where John the Baptist speaks of baptism & says that he is not worthy to “take off the sandals” of Jesus.
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Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan, in his commentary on the Gospel of Matthew (trans. C. Ramsey et al. in "The Gospel according to..."; 2020), offers an Islamic interpretation of 4:11, where John the Baptist speaks of baptism & says that he is not worthy to “take off the sandals” of Jesus.
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it's usually the nouveau riche who say "we can't afford babies"
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La cartographie de la natalité contraste avec la géographie des richesses et des niveaux de vie. Elle en est même le miroir inversé. →l.lefigaro.fr/Xifs
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A description of how the Qur'an went from divine inspiration to Muhammad's Arabic speech, by the Indian scholar Shah Wali Allah (d. 1762).
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يتوفر كتابي التمهيدي عن القرآن وحياة محمد (نشوء الإسلام)، من منظور تاريخي نقدي، بسعر مناسب على الرابط التالي:
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From C. Ramsey, God's Word, Spoken or Otherwise (2021) - on Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan and his intellectual world.
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