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GabrielSaidR

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Crowley Prof. of Islamic Studies & Theology, Notre Dame. Youtube: "Exploring the Qur'an & the Bible." Author: "Allah: God in the Qur'an." Father of 5. Sinner.

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I think this is like Anglicans being like our Protestant martyrs had it really bad and putting up loads of monuments (meanwhile Thomas More and all of Ireland)

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No names but in grad school I was giving an earful by a certain instructor at Yale who told me that I have no right to warn students about their poor performance bc everyone gets an A in his class.

No names but in grad school I was giving an earful by a certain instructor at Yale who told me that I have no right to warn students about their poor performance bc everyone gets an A in his class.
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Medinan suras of the Qur'an like 24 (al-Nur) often involve legal questions. Q 24:6ff explains what a man who accuses his wife of fornication is to do. Much of Islamic exegesis is meant to provide a context for such passages. Al-Wahidi accordingly reports a story of a man who says

Medinan suras of the Qur'an like 24 (al-Nur) often involve legal questions. Q 24:6ff explains what a man who accuses his wife of fornication is to do. Much of Islamic exegesis is meant to provide a context for such passages. Al-Wahidi accordingly reports a story of a man who says
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Learned a new word today from Bin Baz saying there's no need to be all pedantic like the zahiris (folks who zero in on the literal meaning of things) - in Arabic: tahadhlaqa. Fortunately for me I've never ever been a mutahadhliq. 👀

Learned a new word today from Bin Baz saying there's no need to be all pedantic like the zahiris (folks who zero in on the literal meaning of things) - in Arabic: tahadhlaqa. Fortunately for me I've never ever been a mutahadhliq. 👀
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Here’s a photo I took years ago of a sign w/the pious Islamic saying: “The principle (ra’s) of wisdom is fear of God” (attributed to Muhammad or Ibn Mas‘ud). It follows closely Proverbs 9:10: “The beginning of wisdom is fear of the Lord.” A version of this also appears in the

Here’s a photo I took years ago of a sign w/the pious Islamic saying: “The principle (ra’s) of wisdom is fear of God” (attributed to Muhammad or Ibn Mas‘ud). It follows closely Proverbs 9:10: “The beginning of wisdom is fear of the Lord.” A version of this also appears in the