gosh I wonder where this Abdullah got his information of muhammads name, time and place from.... surely you Muslims can share that with us. Because the Tanakh says that the Messiah would be the Last Redeemer and Prophet that Gid would sent...not an Arabian prophet.
Deut 18:18 is about an Israeli prophet Deut 33:2 is about God Isaiah 29 is about God's Judgment on the Jewish people Habakuk mentions Teman, the son of Esau
Where does that rabbi get his information from? I cant tell...
Nak exactly Muslims like to make these claims that the Jews went to Arabia to await the coming of a Arabian Prophet. Kind of funny how when these Jews got what they were expecting they rejected him so much to the point were the Quran curses them.
Not only that but Muslims sources... I should say the only sources that make the claim that Jews were awaiting an Arab prophet no were mention where these Jews got their information from or what passages in the Tanak this Arab prophet was proclaimed.
The research department is a cross organisational entity that will help to ensure that the dawah and the structures supporting the dawah are in line with up-to-date research and best practice.
The research department will focus on delivering outcomes which will be used to service the needs of dawah. The research department will take a holistic approach on dawah, incorporating the important interplay between Islamic knowledge and practice, cultural issues, community development, the wider social and political context and the sustainability and advancement of our dawah within it.
Some of the work the iERA research work strands include: 1.Sociology: this work strand will include perceptions, trends and attitudes of the Muslim and non-Muslim community on a myriad topics 2.Statistics: this work strand will ensure that we can provide the dawah practitioners relevant, timely and accurate statistics and trends on a wide selection of topics 3.Intellectual & dawah: this work strand will produce up-to-date papers, research publications and articles on cogent arguments articulating the case for Islam, which will range from history, politics, philosophy, and aqeeda; from which writers and duaat can use as references for dawah and publications 4.Leadership, Communication & Organisation: this work strand will investigate best practice methods for building an organisation that seeks to achieve the successful propagation of its message
gosh I wonder where this Abdullah got his information of muhammads name, time and place from.... surely you Muslims can share that with us. Because the Tanakh says that the Messiah would be the Last Redeemer and Prophet that Gid would sent...not an Arabian prophet.
ReplyDeleteDeut 18:18 is about an Israeli prophet
ReplyDeleteDeut 33:2 is about God
Isaiah 29 is about God's Judgment on the Jewish people
Habakuk mentions Teman, the son of Esau
Where does that rabbi get his information from? I cant tell...
Nak exactly Muslims like to make these claims that the Jews went to Arabia to await the coming of a Arabian Prophet. Kind of funny how when these Jews got what they were expecting they rejected him so much to the point were the Quran curses them.
ReplyDeleteNot only that but Muslims sources... I should say the only sources that make the claim that Jews were awaiting an Arab prophet no were mention where these Jews got their information from or what
passages in the Tanak this Arab prophet was proclaimed.
Can you say DESPERATE.
RESEARCH
ReplyDeleteThe research department is a cross organisational entity that will help to ensure that the dawah and the structures supporting the dawah are in line with up-to-date research and best practice.
The research department will focus on delivering outcomes which will be used to service the needs of dawah. The research department will take a holistic approach on dawah, incorporating the important interplay between Islamic knowledge and practice, cultural issues, community development, the wider social and political context and the sustainability and advancement of our dawah within it.
Some of the work the iERA research work strands include:
1.Sociology: this work strand will include perceptions, trends and attitudes of the Muslim and non-Muslim community on a myriad topics
2.Statistics: this work strand will ensure that we can provide the dawah practitioners relevant, timely and accurate statistics and trends on a wide selection of topics
3.Intellectual & dawah: this work strand will produce up-to-date papers, research publications and articles on cogent arguments articulating the case for Islam, which will range from history, politics, philosophy, and aqeeda; from which writers and duaat can use as references for dawah and publications
4.Leadership, Communication & Organisation: this work strand will investigate best practice methods for building an organisation that seeks to achieve the successful propagation of its message