Category: God

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s6MumUXUc4 Muslim: May I ask you something? Christian: Yes Muslim: Do you believe that there are three gods in Christianity namely the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit? Christian: No! Christians believe that there is only one God, like the Jews and the Muslims. However, the concept of God or Allah in Judaism, Islam and also in Christianity is that of a Unity, not a Unit. Muslim: What do you mean by that? Christian: In Islam, Allah is a Tawhid [or Unity] and not a Unit [or Wahid]. Surah 112:1: Say, “He is Allah, (who is) One.”. Even though the Arabic text is “ahadun”, it is recited as “Ahad” and translated into English as “one”. This is despite the fact that the same word “ahadun” is recited as “ahadun”…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0jDTFyHluw&ab_channel=zondervan Hey guys, it's Nabeel Qureshi. I get a lot of questions about Islam and Christianity and I'm hoping to answer a few of the most common ones today. One of the most common questions I get is whether Allah and the God of Christianity are the same. It's an interesting question because we believe as monotheists that there is only one God and so the one God who exists, who created all people is listening to all people when they pray. He knows who they are by name, he designed them. And so when people pray, no matter to whom they're praying, there is one God who is listening. But is that one God the Islamic conception or the Christian conception? Here's the point that I want to make.…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuEKi1Z0lmw The spirit mentioned in the Quran proves to be a distinct person from  Allah himself yet has divine  prerogatives that belong to Allah alone. At the same time, we showed that the  spirit appeared as a person indeed in  the case of Mary, for instance, in chapter  19. Our  Muslim friends believe in a doctrine known  as the doctrine of tawheed. In their mind, tawheed means Allah is an absolute  one, meaning one in essence and one in  person. So far it doesn't appear so. We're going to establish that the Quran  does not teach tawheed. In fact, the Quran presents a Trinity of sorts. Let's continue discussing what the  Quran says about the spirit being  co-creator and life giver with the  Muslim deity. Because we established the  spirit…

What the Quran and Bible teach about the Unity of God https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s6MumUXUc4 Transcript of the above video Indonesian version of above video Russian version of above video Does the Quran teach Unitarian Monotheism or Tawhid? https://youtu.be/ad2WcdT0Mho?list=PLHjaRUn9mlITsCytPI2M4mdRYNQr3TrlI Hello everyone. Thank you so much as always for joining us and I'm here with my dear brother Sam Shamoun to announce to you the release of a brand new video series. It's gonna be part of a series that we titled “Let us reason” and this particular video series that you will be watching in the next few weeks from now called Tawheed dilemma and Sam, tell our viewers more about the reason why we chose this particular dilemma to discuss. Because Muslims like to boast that Islam teaches the purest monotheism out…

https://youtu.be/h_EMG-t-D2s According to Ibn Kaffir, a tradition that goes back to Ibn Abbas concerning the meaning of surah 4:157 is the following. On the night of the Lord Jesus’ betrayal he was with his disciples. Now the traditions vary, some say they're 13 disciples, some say 17, some say 19, they vary. Jesus on the night of his betrayal told the disciples and asked the disciples which one of them would volunteer to look like him. Which one of them would volunteer to take his appearance, Jesus' appearance on himself, die in the place of Christ. Whoever is willing to accept this proposal to die in Jesus's place, Jesus supposedly said he would be given paradise. In other words the disciples were asked to look like Jesus, die in his…

Muslims believe that the Holy Spirit in the Bible is the angel Gabriel.  Why Muslims believe the Holy Spirit is the angel Gabriel. The Holy Spirit described in the Bible is not God but the angel Gabriel. In the Quran, the angel Gabriel is referred to as the Holy Spirit. When Allah says : O Jesus, son of Mary! Remember My favor to you and to your mother; how I strengthened you with the Holy Spirit..(Surah 5:110) Why Christians believe the Holy Spirit cannot refer to the angel Gabriel. The Bible describes the Holy Spirit and the angel Gabriel as two distinct persons (Luke 1:13-19 NIV)  But the angel said to him: “Do not be afraid, Zechariah; your prayer has been heard. Your wife Elizabeth will bear you a son,…