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Tag Archives: hijra
The Need for a Diversion
In the inaugural article of this blog, the hijra was contrasted with the cross. In a subsequent article, the behavior of Ali ibn Abi Talib was examined in light of how it inadvertently preaches the very aspect of the gospel … Continue reading
The Gospel of Ali ibn Abi Talib
In this blog’s inaugural article, I discussed the antithetical nature of the hijra and the cross. There are many such cases where doctrines and beliefs of Islam and Christianity are total opposites. While many of the articles forthcoming will highlight … Continue reading
The Hijra and the Cross
How many times have I heard someone state that Christians and Muslims worship the same God? Christians and Muslims both pray, both fast, both have a holy book, and both are commanded to obey their respective moral codes. Yet the … Continue reading