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novamama · 02.11.2003., 08:15

Na ovo ne dobih apsolutno nikakve proturijecnosti, dakle stoji!!!

Kuran u sukobu sa povijesti:

- In Surah 28:38, Pharaoh (the king of Egypt) orders Haman to begin making baked bricks in a kiln out of clay, this during the time of Moses. Historical evidence demonstrates that the Egyptians at this time built their buildings out of two materials: cut stone and sun-dried bricks. The Egyptians would not have baked their bricks (a practice not introduced to Egypt until the Roman era), but made them and dried them in the heat of the sun 20.

- In Surah 20:87 and 20:95, the Jews are said to have made the golden calf idol at the behest of the Samaritans, a group of people who did not exist until around the time of the Hellenistic period, nearly a thousand years after the Exodus.

- In Surah 18:89-98, the orthodox Islamic interpretation states that this passage refers to Alexander the Great, and that he was a Muslim who lived to an old age. Historical records tell us, however, that Alexander was a pagan homosexual idol-worshipper who died at the age of 32, and who lived nearly a thousand years before Mohammed introduced Islam.

02.11.2003., 08:15	#46
novamama mama malih andjela Registracija: Oct 2003. Lokacija: u bijelom svijetu Postova: 1,095	Na ovo ne dobih apsolutno nikakve proturijecnosti, dakle stoji!!! Kuran u sukobu sa povijesti: - In Surah 28:38, Pharaoh (the king of Egypt) orders Haman to begin making baked bricks in a kiln out of clay, this during the time of Moses. Historical evidence demonstrates that the Egyptians at this time built their buildings out of two materials: cut stone and sun-dried bricks. The Egyptians would not have baked their bricks (a practice not introduced to Egypt until the Roman era), but made them and dried them in the heat of the sun 20. - In Surah 20:87 and 20:95, the Jews are said to have made the golden calf idol at the behest of the Samaritans, a group of people who did not exist until around the time of the Hellenistic period, nearly a thousand years after the Exodus. - In Surah 18:89-98, the orthodox Islamic interpretation states that this passage refers to Alexander the Great, and that he was a Muslim who lived to an old age. Historical records tell us, however, that Alexander was a pagan homosexual idol-worshipper who died at the age of 32, and who lived nearly a thousand years before Mohammed introduced Islam.