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Category Archives: Chapter 3
Chapter 3: The Calls to the Ahl Al-Kitab
The ‘ahl al-kitab’ are almost universally understood to mean ‘the people of the bible’ who are the Jews and the Christians. The understanding contradicts the rest of Quran as The Bible is never mentioned as the book of Jews and … Continue reading
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