New Podcast Let Us Reason - A Christian/Muslim Dialogue

360 |Holes in the Standard Islamic Narrative(SIN), with Guest Speakers, Pt3

Mar 19, 2022

Panelists discuss the lack of historical criticism on the Quran, the absence of biblical support for Abraham's stations in Hijaz, the Quran's relationship to other books like the Torah, and the historical narrative of the Quran in a 7th century sectarian environment.

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The Quran lacks historical criticism and may have significant influences from other religious texts like the Torah.

The geographical positioning of Abraham's stations in Hijaz without Biblical support raises questions about the standard Islamic narrative.

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Research on the Historical Critique of Islam

The podcast delves into a detailed discussion on the historical critique of Islam by introducing the 'sin sifters.' These panelists aim to analyze and challenge the standard Islamic narrative, highlighting discrepancies and exploring alternative explanations. Through thorough research, they uncover connections between Aramaic Christian traditions, early Christianity, and influences on the Quran, presenting a comprehensive and cohesive historical puzzle.

Introduction

3min

Exploring Evidence Challenging the Standard Islamic Narrative and Interconnections with Early Christian Beliefs

4min

Comparison of Historical Locations in Islamic and Biblical Narratives Regarding Abraham

2min

Cultural and Historical Context of the 7th Century

6min

Exploring the Origins of Al-Fitr and Comparisons with Biblical Texts

11min

Al Fadi continues his discussion with the Panelists: 1. Thomas is working on a book to summarize 20 years of research. He also says the Quran has not gone through a historical criticism . 2. Mel thinks that the most damaging findings of the SIN is the stations of Abraham being in Hijaz, It has no Biblical support. 3. Murad says the Bible is history, and if the Kaaba is in Mecca why haven't the Jews lay any claim to it? 4. Oden says that there is no evidence that the Quran is an Islamic text, rather it is a product of other books mainly the Torah. 5. Paul says that the Quran was not supposed to be recited alone, but with other books(ie; OT, NT). 6. Jay says that the Quran is a historical narrative of a 7th century environment of sectarian groups waiting for Jesus' return.

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New Podcast Let Us Reason - A Christian/Muslim Dialogue

360 |Holes in the Standard Islamic Narrative(SIN), with Guest Speakers, Pt3

Episode guests

Podcast summary created with Snipd AI

Quick takeaways

Deep dives

Research on the Historical Critique of Islam

Comparison with Biblical Historical Criticism

Exploration of Geographic and Cultural Influences

Remember Everything You Learn from Podcasts