Islam : The Misunderstood Religion James A. Michener

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Islam: The Misunderstood Religion by James A. Michener

Islam: The Misunderstood Religion

by James A. Michener

in Reader’s Digest (American Edition) May 1955

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An important reminder to me and everyone reading this

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An important reminder to me and everyone reading this

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Dr Bilal Philips| Did God Become Man | PhD Theology, University of Wales, U.K |

by fatimakarim, posted in Did God Become Man, God, Islam Beliefs, Jesus, the son of Mary the word of truth, Ten Commandments of the Quran, The last sermon of Prophet Muhammad, The Purpose of life Why are we here?, Think and Ponder, Uncategorized, Who Create Us ?

Dr Bilal Philips| Did God Become Man | PhD Theology, University of Wales, U.K |

yesterday i was reading a booklet of 17 pages titled Did God Become Man by Dr Bilal Philips PhD Theology, University of Wales, U.K its interesting and make more sense to me here a part wich i admire it and agree with the author : Continue reading “Dr Bilal Philips| Did God Become Man | PhD Theology, University of Wales, U.K |” →

The Quran’s Impact on the World

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Before the coming of Islam the world was in a state of oppression and injustice. Pre-Islamic Arabia was a dreadful place to live in as the Arabs were a people without any set moral values. Slavery was an economic institution of the Arabs. Male and female slaves were bought and sold like animals, and they formed the most depressed class of the Arabian society. Illiteracy was common among the Arabs, as were alcoholism and adultery. Those with power and money took advantage of the poor by charging 100 per cent interest on loans. Arabia was a male-dominated society, men could marry any number of women and when a man died, his son “inherited” all his wives except his own mother. Women had virtually no legal status, for example they had no right to possess property and had little to no inheritance rights. Female…

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