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Written by Jacob Thomas — January 11, 2011 ما هو القرآن؟ A Moroccan Intellectual’s Critique Of the Qur’an’s Ethical Teachings Since the early years of the 19th century, Muslim reformists have been grappling with the problem of tahdith (modernization) and tajdid (renewal). One of the earliest reformers was Jamal al-Din al-Afghani (1838-1897). He left several disciples to continue his work, among them was...
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Written by Faith Freedom Editors — March 24, 2011 Hat tip to DA W for this information I wrote this awhile back and put it on my facebook page I would love for you to post it!…. the number of times the Qu’ran uses the word fire as in to burn people with, 002.017 002.024 002.039 002.080 002.081 002.119 002.126 002.167 002.174 002.175 002.201...
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Written by Faith Freedom Editors — April 15, 2011 Dear readers, I have taken a few verses of the Koran and changed a word or two, that amount to the word “disbeliever”, and replaced that with the word “Muslims”. Maybe Muslims now can see how the Koran is a hate speech. Below are some verses. The list of verses is not exclusive by any...
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Written by Sujit Das — May 6, 2011 “Respect for the faith of sincere believers cannot be allowed either to block or deflect the investigation of the historians … One must defend the rights of elementary historical methodology”. Maxime Rodhinson, 1981; p. 57 Muslims often say that both Old Testament and New Testament are corrupted and seriously changed. They say, for a Holy Scripture...
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Written by Seif Turki — July 10, 2011 The entire problem of the credibility of the Quran and consequently Islam stems out from verse Al-Hijr (15:9), which stipulates that Allah has sent down the revelation and that Allah will preserve it (from corruption or change. Since Allah cannot commit mistakes, then everything revealed by Allah has to be free from any mistake. Change due...
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Written by jonmc – June 21, 2011 Words in () in main text are the translators’ interpolations, those in are added by me for: clarifications where the text lacks clarity, Amplifications of meaning. In the first part of this series “On non-Muslims” I identified the Koran’s attitude to non-Muslims. (see: http://www.faithfreedom.org/articles/quran-koran/teachings-of-the-koran-part-1/) So I thought, to be fair, I should now consider the Koran’s...
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Written by jonmc — June 27, 2011 Words in () in main text are the translators’ interpolations, those in are added by me for: clarifications where the text lacks clarity, Amplifications of meaning. Text in bold highlights key words/phrases. In the previous two articles in this series I considered what the Koran says on non-Muslims {1} and what it says about Muslims {2}. In...
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Written by jonmc – July 8, 2011 Words in () in main text are the translators’ interpolations, those in are added by me for: clarifications where the text lacks clarity, Amplifications of meaning. Text in bold highlights key words/phrases. Preface: This is a long article, for which I apologise. Yet so much of the Koran is devoted to fighting and Jihad,...
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Written by Ali Sina – July 22, 2011 * * * * Article brought to you courtesy of FaithFreedom.org
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Written by jonmc – July 14, 2011 Words in () in main text are the translators’ interpolations, those in are added by me for: clarifications where the text lacks clarity, Amplifications of meaning. Text in bold highlights key words/phrases. On Women 2:223:Your wives are a tilth for you, so come to your tilth when you like… Comment: here a woman is likened...
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