Book Name / Book Zad Muslim from the beliefs of the People of the Book
Author Name/ Dr. Muhammad Abdul rahman Abu Sardanah
International Number/ 9789950060401
Number of book pages / 198
Page Size / 17*24
Praise be to God who did not take a son and had no partner in the king, Peace and blessings be upon the Prophet who was sent as a harbinger, a harbinger and a mercy to the worlds…..
But after I was appalled by the nation’s ignorance of the beliefs of the People of the Book as beliefs that confront IslamAnd the Ummah does not know about them except simple crusts of knowledge that do not fatten or sing from hunger, and just as we ask every Muslim person that he must read, learn and understand Islam, but we do not bother to read and think about the doctrine of the People of the Book!!
The ancients portrayed us as needless fear of reading the books of the People of the Book (the Torah and the Injil) and marketed it to us as if it were a “sin” or as if it could shake our firm belief and faith!
Perhaps this matter of warning was in the early centuries of Islam for the newness of their era in Islam or for fear of overlapping beliefs that are difficult to treat or for fear of ignorance of some Vtz himself some of the stories and tales in these books that some hear and attribute to Islam.
But on the other side of the picture, we see thousands of People of the Book reading and specializing in everything that has been written about the Issam, starting with the Qur’an, the Sunnah of the Manifestation, and the books of Sira and Tafsir.
We did not notice that most of them had the motive to fight Islam, not to recognize it, but to distort it and offend its Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him).
Follow in the book Zad the Muslim from the beliefs of the People of the Book
He says a. Dr. Ahmed Shalaby, Professor and Head of the Department of Islamic History and Civilization, said that in the past, Christians – Christians – knew a lot about the Holy Quran and Al-Ismam and even memorized some of its verses with one goal or another, but Muslims knew nothing about Judaism or Christianity or the Old and New Testaments. This is a major deficiency added to this in our cultural present, the heavenly messages from one source and knowledge of one of its episodes without familiarity with the other episodes is a great deficiency for the average intellectual, “let alone specialists in this field of the nation’s scholars.
This is why I developed this small research to be an increase for any Muslim who can easily renounce his religion and know what the People of the Book have of misguidance and deviation, The intention is not to fight them or distort their faith – God forbid that – as much as it is to fortify the faith of this Muslim and help him to deliver the true call to these people. The question I had: Isn’t it better to purify and understand their beliefs and what is right or wrong in them??
Part of the author’s introduction
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