Harun Yahya is one of the most popular Muslim apologists and lecturers today. I really appreciate the work that he has done in regard to Creationism and his interfaith work with Christian leaders and Rabbis.
In this interview by Joel Richardson, he discusses some of the issues regarding the end of days and the coming of the Mahdi. Joel also asks him several questions regarding the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, as well as issues related to his second coming.
They are both very kind and gracious instead of attacking one another personally. I would love to see more interviews like this one. The two men have obviously different faith and very different views on eschatology, yet they are both open to learning from one another.
A group of people??? Wow... I think he was more gracious than his interviewer. I try never to get into that us and them thing. Of course, that's not entirely possible when you are explaining why your personal observance of certain customs differs a bit from the standard Muslim-type observance. Then you kind of have to say, 'Well, I'm a Christian, and the rules for Christians are a bit different...'
@caraboska, Overall it was much better than a lot of the so-called debates that you see all over the internet. I don't think that much is gained in those circumstances. I've realized that I'm fine not fitting in with mainstream Christians, as have you :)
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In the name of Allah, compassionate & merciful بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمنِ
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Salam!
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Dear Tuttie,
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the second *sex and the city* movie! *(supposedly partly set in dubai!!!)
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COME ON MID 2010 !!!
YALLAH ALREADY!!!
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So you know my friend J here, who I stalked met on the internet and now
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Her 1 year birthday is just around the corner.
I'm not sure if I'm ready.
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And Now, a Good Resource!
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After my little (big) rant the other day about one of my resources for
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Hadith of the Day
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In Sahih Muslim, `Abdullah bin Mas`ud (may Allah be pleased with him)
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I’m Going to Be Taking a Brief Blogging Break…
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…until the end of the semester in a couple more weeks, because I have many
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Doug Chaplin has uploaded Biblical Studies Carnival XLVIII over at Clayboy.
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When people ask "do Muslims date?" A big chunk of Muslims will quickly
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To all dear readers and fellow blogger who celebrate Eid Al Adha....Happy Eid...May Allah bless you.... and may you have a joyous Eid celebration...We hope a...
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I am back in Canada for the tim being all. I have no computer or intrnet so
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You know that's not his real name by the way. It's a pen name, a group of ppl write for him.
@Sarah, That explains why he has written 300 books! I was trying to figure out how that was even possible last night.
loool me too, until i bought one at a conference and the back of the book says he has a team of writers
A group of people??? Wow... I think he was more gracious than his interviewer. I try never to get into that us and them thing. Of course, that's not entirely possible when you are explaining why your personal observance of certain customs differs a bit from the standard Muslim-type observance. Then you kind of have to say, 'Well, I'm a Christian, and the rules for Christians are a bit different...'
@caraboska, Overall it was much better than a lot of the so-called debates that you see all over the internet. I don't think that much is gained in those circumstances. I've realized that I'm fine not fitting in with mainstream Christians, as have you :)
Oh, I've got a question for you. What would you do with this character?
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I have in mind the article on circumcision, as well as...
http://myislamicfamily.com/category/kufr/christianity-kufr
60 Questions for Christians.
love his books very interesting,
Why haven't you been blogging? You seem to have disappeared off the face of earth !
@Nadia, lol thanks or giving me the push I needed to quit being lazy and post something of substance :)
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