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الأناجيل الأربعة: دراسة نقدية
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July 24, 2018
To be honest, Im so disappointed . When i first saw the book on the library bookshelf , the title caught me eye ( the cover also did ) , i read the back cover , and it enthused me more over reading it .
Anyway...in brief, the book's aim is to refute some of the claims Christians' made that islam , or rather , the Quran is proving that their bible and therefore their religion is authentic.
Well, the foreword was written by one of the author's professors, i guess ! And this is where the nonsense started ! This is where i knew the book would just play on my nerves 🙂 . The foreword was totally off the topic in my opinion !
it took a whole 25 pages talking about peace between religions !! And what made it worse is that he used some texts and documents to reinforce his "peace speech ", a little boy who had studied the Sirah nabawiyah wouldn't have used them as they are unmatched with the known authentic sirah and untrue !!
The next 50 pages were just another mess .
the book missed the flow . A lot of names were mentioned in the book , especially biblical ones , but the author didn't bother himself to use some footnotes , so i had to use google each time a name was mentioned!
Very poor language was used ! Some few grammar mistakes also in addition to printing issues ! ...
Anyway...in brief, the book's aim is to refute some of the claims Christians' made that islam , or rather , the Quran is proving that their bible and therefore their religion is authentic.
Well, the foreword was written by one of the author's professors, i guess ! And this is where the nonsense started ! This is where i knew the book would just play on my nerves 🙂 . The foreword was totally off the topic in my opinion !
it took a whole 25 pages talking about peace between religions !! And what made it worse is that he used some texts and documents to reinforce his "peace speech ", a little boy who had studied the Sirah nabawiyah wouldn't have used them as they are unmatched with the known authentic sirah and untrue !!
The next 50 pages were just another mess .
the book missed the flow . A lot of names were mentioned in the book , especially biblical ones , but the author didn't bother himself to use some footnotes , so i had to use google each time a name was mentioned!
Very poor language was used ! Some few grammar mistakes also in addition to printing issues ! ...
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