15 min
The Quran was changed! The Jay Show
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- Religion & Spirituality
In our 2nd episode, Jay and Al Fadi review what the best Muslim scholars today say about our current Qur'an; namely, that there are extant Qur'anic manuscripts which were written at the time of Uthman (652 AD), that they are complete, that they are exactly the same as that which we have today, and that not a word, nay even a letter has been changed, nor even a diacritical mark! By making such extravagant claims Muslim scholars have elevated the Qur'an to such a high level, putting it on such a high pedestal, that it should be easy to not only confront these claims, but show just how hopelessly out of touch these scholars are with the evidence which we now know about the Qur'an. Jay and Al Fadi in this episode begin with these claims, and then finish by putting the gauntlet down, demanding that Muslims provide just ONE Qur'anic manuscript from the mid 7th century (thus from the time of Uthman), which is complete (thus all 114 Suras), and which is unchanged (thus exactly like the Hafs Qur'an which we use today). © Pfander Centre for Apologetics, 2018 (16,608)
In our 2nd episode, Jay and Al Fadi review what the best Muslim scholars today say about our current Qur'an; namely, that there are extant Qur'anic manuscripts which were written at the time of Uthman (652 AD), that they are complete, that they are exactly the same as that which we have today, and that not a word, nay even a letter has been changed, nor even a diacritical mark! By making such extravagant claims Muslim scholars have elevated the Qur'an to such a high level, putting it on such a high pedestal, that it should be easy to not only confront these claims, but show just how hopelessly out of touch these scholars are with the evidence which we now know about the Qur'an. Jay and Al Fadi in this episode begin with these claims, and then finish by putting the gauntlet down, demanding that Muslims provide just ONE Qur'anic manuscript from the mid 7th century (thus from the time of Uthman), which is complete (thus all 114 Suras), and which is unchanged (thus exactly like the Hafs Qur'an which we use today). © Pfander Centre for Apologetics, 2018 (16,608)
15 min