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...of Isa.jpg|right|thumb|300px|An old Turkish depiction of the ascension of the Islamic Isa.]] ...ntastic tales of the doings of Jesus from [[Parallelism Between the Qur'an and Judeo-Christian Scriptures|apocryphal]] literature.

...ises seven verses and is recited at least once during each unit of each of the five daily Islamic [[prayers]]. ...ealed]] to Muhammad, with Ibn Abbas arguing for a [[Mecca|Meccan]] descent and others a [[Medina|Medinan]] descent.

...nterpretation today is that it's a natural human disposition to believe in Islam. ==In the Quran==

...s to cases where the Quranic text makes strange grammatical shift in point of view or addressee for no apparent reason. ...better. Critics, however, suggest that iltifat is the result and evidence of an imprecisely produced or preserved Qur'an.

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...l-Uzza with Zodiac.jpg|right|170px|thumb|The goddess al-Uzza at the Temple of Winged Lions in Petra.]] ...ic]] [[revelation]], only to later recant and claim they were the words of the Devil.

...in the Qur'an, but according to claimants, the ratio is hidden in a ratio of word counts. ...nd ''al-bahr'' (ٱلْبَحْرِ) for "water" (though the word ''al-bahr'' means "the sea", not "water")

...analyzes the Islamic belief that [[Muhammad]] was able to perform [[Islam and Miracles|miracles]]. ...'s life also appear to adaptations of miracle stories from [[People of the Book|earlier faiths]].

...believe in Muhammad''' sallallahu alayhi wa sallam as the final messenger of Allah.''..." - [http://www.as-sidq.org/glossary.html Islamic Glossary]</ref 1. (Islam) infidel, Infidel, pagan, non-believer; a non-Muslim aside from ahl al-kita

...ttle would solidify his reputation as a commander and strengthen the faith of his community. ...to his countrymen. The Meccans gathered outside of their place of worship and formed a force to stop Muhammad.

Patricia Crone, Michael Cook, John Wansbrough, and Yahuda Nevo.<ref name="Brown">Brown, Jonathan A. C. "Muhammad. A Very Short ...Islamic history are also listed for reference. Many dates are approximate and noted with a ~.

...ook |last1=Ahmed |first1=Syed |title=Law relating to fornication (Zina) in the Islamic legal system: a comparative study |date=1999 |publisher=Andhra Lega ...f Zina differs from the commonly used definition of "adultery" in English. The meaning also differs in relation to gender under traditional Islamic jurisp

...ter the Day of Judgement.<ref name=":02">{{Citation|title=Encyclopaedia of Islam|publisher=E.J. Brill|volume=3 H-Ir|editor1=B. Lewis|editor2=Ch. Pellat|edit ...sidence of Muslims, eventually including those who have first to be purged of their sins by spending a sentence in Jahannam.

...Islamic law agree on many things, including the death sentence for [[Islam and Apostasy|apostates]].<ref>[{{Reference archive|1=http://formermuslimsunited ...atter of geography than conscience, as followers of each school exist, for the most part, in certain geographical regions, often divided by country lines.

[[Category:People of the Book]] ...f articles discussing the relationship between Islam and the People of the Book.

This page deals with contradictions in the [[Hadith]]. ...seen the Unseen, he is a liar, for Allah says: 'None has the knowledge of the Unseen but Allah.'"}}

...dea of [[Allah]] was simply a transformation of preexisting ideas of Hubal and perhaps, another pagan Arab god, Baal, however these claims appear untenabl ...rear was calling them back. Only twelve men remained with the Prophet and the infidels martyred seventy men from us.

...ate, and much of the material in it likely consists of later accretions to the original core text. ...rophecy being placed in the mouth of a prophet by a writer composing after the fact, in order to attribute divine prophesy to his character.

...ore Islam to the version of it that was practiced by Muhammad's companions and immediate successors. ...and one will not, of course, expect to find an explanation for the actions of Muhammad's successors from someone who preceded them, such as, say, Muhamma

...ces recount how Muhammad's [[Sahabah|companions]] tied Umm Qirfa to a pair of camels which, after being made to run in opposite directions, tore her body ==Umm Qirfa in the Sirah Narratives==