📆 Daily Calendar

🌺 Today: Wednesday
🌞 8 Mordad 1404 (SH)
☪️ 5 Safar 1447 (AH)
✝️ 30 July 2025 (AD)
🕎 5 Av 5785 (Hebrew)

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🌍 Gregorian Calendar Events
✍ #Battle_of_Ajnadayn (634 AD)
Muslim forces defeat Byzantines, marking the liberation of Palestine

📚 Learn more:
📖 Caliphate Wars & Jewish Exploitation
👉 https://jscenter.ir/judaism-and-islam/jewish-intrigue/5507

🌍 Hebrew Calendar Events
✍ Death of Rabbi #Isaac_Luria (1572 AD)
Kabbalist & Talmudic scholar who shaped Jewish mysticism

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📖 Lurianic Kabbalah & the Sabbatean Heresy
👉 https://jscenter.ir/jewish-studies/kabbalah/598

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📌 Conclusion

The manipulation of the Torah to replace Ishmael with Isaac is not a mere historical detail — it has shaped centuries of conflict and denial. Yet the truth shines clear: Ishmael was the chosen sacrifice, and from his blessed lineage came the Seal of the Prophets (ﷺ), the mercy to all worlds.

📚 Reference:
JS Center – Proof of Ishmael as the Sacrificial Son in the Torah
🔗 https://jscenter.ir/jewish-methods/falsification-of-history/846

✨ #Abraham #Ishmael #Isaac #Prophethood #Torah #Bible #Islam #Judaism #Christianity #SacrificialSon #TruthUnveiled #ProphetMuhammad ﷺ

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📖 Two Perspectives on the Sacrificial Son of Abraham (AS) in Islamic Tradition

One of the most profound episodes in the life of Prophet Abraham (AS) is the divine command to sacrifice his son—a supreme test of faith and submission mentioned in the Qur’an (Surah al-Saffat 99–111).

🔹 However, the Qur’an does not explicitly state the name of the son, nor the location of the sacrifice. This ambiguity led to different interpretations among early Muslim scholars. Some—drawing upon Jewish traditions and the influence of Isra’iliyyat—believed the son was Isaac (AS). Others, based on Qur’anic context and prophetic narrations, argued it was Ishmael (AS).

📜 Early Interpretations

In the first centuries of Islam, several exegetes, including al-Tabari, leaned towards Isaac (AS) being the sacrificial son. This was partly influenced by converts from Judaism, such as Ka‘b al-Ahbar, who introduced Biblical narratives into Islamic discussions.

Some scholars, like Ibn Khaldun and al-Suyuti, refrained from taking a firm stance, acknowledging strong arguments on both sides.

📖 Shift Towards Ishmael (AS)

By the 7th century AH, a decisive shift occurred: the consensus in Islamic scholarship moved toward identifying Ishmael (AS) as the son of sacrifice.

Ibn Kathir strongly argued for Ishmael (AS), stating that the narrations identifying Isaac (AS) stemmed from Isra’iliyyat.

A famous hadith of the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) describes him as “the son of two sacrificed ones”—referring to Ishmael (AS) and Abdullah (RA) (his own father).

🧐 Orientalist Claims

In modern times, some Orientalists like Goldziher and Firestone have claimed that early Islam originally recognized Isaac (AS) as the sacrificial son, and that Ishmael (AS) was later substituted due to Muslim–Jewish rivalry. However, their conclusions often ignore the weight of Qur’anic context and the statements of the Ahl al-Bayt (AS) and leading scholars.

🌍 Symbolic Significance

The debate reflects more than a historical question—it highlights how religious identity and sacred memory shape interpretation. For Muslims, Ishmael (AS) being the chosen son emphasizes his role in the sacred history of Mecca, the building of the Ka‘bah, and the blessed lineage leading to the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ).

✅ In conclusion, while early disputes existed, the dominant and authoritative position in Islamic tradition affirms Ishmael (AS) as the “Dhabih Allah”—the son offered in sacrifice, whose patience and submission became a timeless model of faith.

📚 Source:
🔗 JS Center: Isra’iliyyat and the Debate over the Sacrificial Son

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