Prophet Muhammad ( may Allah exalt him and grant him peace) mentioned in the Bible (3 Viewers)

[Yamen]

Speaking of which: http://www.npr.org/templates/player...n=1&t=1&islist=false&id=120238951&m=120238946

My cousin on NPR regarding the shooting at Fort Hood.

I like the way the lady says Muslim with clear S rather than the old Mozlem wording

 

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[X Æ A-12]

Theres about 2000 Muslims in Ireland, we don't really mind tbh...Nigerians on the other hand

Cause they're black?

 

[Mohad]

Cause they're black?

Very sensitive

 

[Hist]

Careful, don't step in the bullshit

I forgot to mention that they even say that he saw the crack in the moon which proves that prophet mohammed's miracle did happen (of separating the moon in two halves then getting back together.. with the permission of allah ofcoarse)


Nop its not Bullshit.......:google:
It the rumor originated from the press of Indonesia, Egypt as well as other pieces.

Thats the first thing that google gave me
http://www.answering-islam.org/Hoaxes/neil.html

 

[Zé Tahir]

There is a 'rumour' (as you put it) that originates in Scotland: That there's a monster that lives in one of their lakes known as the Loch Ness.

There's also a 'rumour' that a giant hairy ape resides in the North American forest known as Bigfoot.

In parts of Latin America people fear the creature known as El Chupacabras that drinks the blood of livestock. Sightings are reported til this day.

 

[Martin]

There is a 'rumour' (as you put it) that originates in Scotland: That there's a monster that lives in one of their lakes known as the Loch Ness.

There's also a 'rumour' that a giant hairy ape resides in the North American forest known as Bigfoot.

In parts of Latin America people fear the creature known as El Chupacabras that drinks the blood of livestock. Sightings are reported til this day.

Bah, these people are nuts huh, think they see something that's not really there.

 

[Hist]

There is a 'rumour' (as you put it) that originates in Scotland: That there's a monster that lives in one of their lakes known as the Loch Ness.

There's also a 'rumour' that a giant hairy ape resides in the North American forest known as Bigfoot.

In parts of Latin America people fear the creature known as El Chupacabras that drinks the blood of livestock. Sightings are reported til this day.

The difference is however that people cite this as evidence for Islam. Whenever i argue with a friend about religion they tell me "isn't it enough that Neil Armstrong heard the prayer calling on the moon" "Is it a coincidence that the Kaaba is the center of the world".
I can still cite islamic websites to this day that claim the Kaaba is the center of the moon.
Debating with Christians online is painful... with muslims in real life its on another level.
Christians are more used to getting their beliefs challenged than muslims are.
I know that this has to do with the geographic location of where each is concentrated and the education level difference.

But the guys that i debate with are students of Egypt's best 3 universities. Some are grown up Rich business men.
They seriously believe that these rumors are facts. And they challenge me to cite a source that says that its not a fact...
I always deliver

again, google any of the stuff i mentioned and you'll see how wide this is spread and you'll also see that its cited in some BOOKS as a fact. You'll also find video of Sheikhs preaching.
It seems like this does not happen in your country. However, Ask any of your egyptian friends and see their response.

 

[Zé Tahir]

The difference is however that people cite this as evidence for Islam. Whenever i argue with a friend about religion they tell me "isn't it enough that Neil Armstrong heard the prayer calling on the moon" "Is it a coincidence that the Kaaba is the center of the world".
I can still cite islamic websites to this day that claim the Kaaba is the center of the moon.
Debating with Christians online is painful... with muslims in real life its on another level.
Christians are more used to getting their beliefs challenged than muslims are.
I know that this has to do with the geographic location of where each is concentrated and the education level difference.

But the guys that i debate with are students of Egypt's best 3 universities. Some are grown up Rich business men.
They seriously believe that these rumors are facts. And they challenge me to cite a source that says that its not a fact...
I always deliver

Have they ever proven these 'facts' trough Hadith or the Qur'an? And saying that Neil Armstrong is a Muslim is hardly proof that Islam is the right religion so why does that matter? These discussions you seem to have with these people are so pointless. I'm sure that Islam has more to show to the one seeking the truth than Niel Armstrong hearing the adhan on the moon.

 

[Ahmed]

I dunno T, the Neil Armstrong anecdote is holding Islam together, you know.

 

[Martin]

I dunno T, the Neil Armstrong anecdote is holding Islam together, you know.

I love when you're in this mood I wish we had more funny people around here

 

[Zé Tahir]

I dunno T, the Neil Armstrong anecdote is holding Islam together, you know.

 

[Ahmed]

I love when you're in this mood I wish we had more funny people around here

it's a gift

 

[Hist]

Have they ever proven these 'facts' trough Hadith or the Qur'an? And saying that Neil Armstrong is a Muslim is hardly proof that Islam is the right religion so why does that matter? These discussions you seem to have with these people are so pointless. I'm sure that Islam has more to show to the one seeking the truth than Niel Armstrong hearing the adhan on the moon.

I never said that was the case. But generally the first thing you bring up in such a discussion is Science VS the Quran...
They somehow tend to think that they agree completely. Neil is just another proof of it.

 

[Ahmed]

I never said that was the case. But generally the first thing you bring up in such a discussion is Science VS the Quran...
They somehow tend to think that they agree completely. Neil is just another proof of it.

please state some differences mentioned in the Qur'an that conflict with modern science...and don't say Sheikh So and So said this

 

[Zé Tahir]

please state some differences mentioned in the Qur'an that conflict with modern science...and don't say Sheikh So and So said this

I wanna know what Egypt thinks.

 

[Fred]

I dunno T, the Neil Armstrong anecdote is holding Islam together, you know.

 

[Byrone]

If seven were around this thread would have had a minimum of 150 pages.

 

[Ford Prefect]

please state some differences mentioned in the Qur'an that conflict with modern science...and don't say Sheikh So and So said this

Does the qur'an discuss creation?

 

[Zé Tahir]

Does the qur'an discuss creation?

Anything you'd ever wanted to know about Islam: http://www.alislam.org/library/books/revelation/index.html

 

[Bozi]

Cause they're black?

no its more dur to their hypersentivity, they are not allowed to call them Niger-ians now and have to call them coloured-ians