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Pyramids of Giza – Architectural Design Miracle in Quran

Mario Collepardi, an Italian Prof. (studied specifically the architecture of the pyramids,) emphasises that the Pharaohs brought the limestone dust available a lot in their area, mixed it with normal soil. Then they added water from the river Nile and lit fire to a temperature up to 900 degrees Celsius. This heat gave the stone …

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Men cannot keep their wives against their will – 2:231

“Do not force them to stay against their will, as a revenge.” 2:231   In many countries that still implement a version of Islam which is based on medieval male dominated cultures, we find that the man is given a number of privileges which are not God given.   In marriage, it is customary that men are …

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Quranic Instructions about Ramadan and Fasting

[2:183] O you who believe, fasting is decreed for you, as it was decreed for those before you, that you may attain salvation. [22:78] Prior to revelation of the Quran, sexual intercourse was prohibited throughout the fasting period. This rule is modified in 2:187 to allow intercourse during the nights of Ramadan. [2:184] Specific days (are designated for fasting); if one is …

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Was the prophet Muhammad a Law Maker besides God?

“…… the gentile prophet (Muhammad), whom they find written in their Torah and Gospel. He exhorts them to be righteous, enjoins them from evil, allows for them all good food, and prohibits that which is bad, and unloads the burdens and the shackles imposed upon them.” 7:157 The traditional Muslims claim that Prophet had the power to authorize …

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Is the challenge in 2:23 of a poetic nature?

“If you have any doubt regarding what We revealed to our servant, then produce one sura like these, and call upon your own witnesses against God, if you are truthful.” 2:23 For many centuries, the Arabic speaking Muslims have claimed that the challenge made by God in 2:23 is related to producing a book that …

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