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📜 Comparing a newly printed Gospel of Matthew with one from the 1800s!
❗️ Many verses have been omitted from the new edition, while others have been added...
#GospelComparison #BiblicalTexts #ScriptureEvolution #ReligiousStudies #Rahyafte_en
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❗️ Many verses have been omitted from the new edition, while others have been added...
#GospelComparison #BiblicalTexts #ScriptureEvolution #ReligiousStudies #Rahyafte_en
🌐 @rahyafte_en
رهیافته-(تازه مسلمانان)
Choose the best کتاب « بهترین را انتخاب کن » در سایت آمازون بارگذاری شد. این کتاب ساده شده و خلاصه ای است از کتاب المراجعات و به برخی پرسش های مهم اهل سنت درمورد شیعه پاسخ می دهد. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D9SVY6P3 🌐 @rahyafte_com
Choose the Best 📚✨
The book "Choose the Best" is now available on Amazon. This simplified and concise version of the book "Al-Muraja'at" addresses key questions that Sunni Muslims have about Shia Islam.
Check it out here: Amazon Link
🌐 @rahyafte_en #Islam #Shia #Sunni #Books #Knowledge #ReligiousStudies
The book "Choose the Best" is now available on Amazon. This simplified and concise version of the book "Al-Muraja'at" addresses key questions that Sunni Muslims have about Shia Islam.
Check it out here: Amazon Link
🌐 @rahyafte_en #Islam #Shia #Sunni #Books #Knowledge #ReligiousStudies
Rahyafte (The Guided Ones)
🌑 The Distinct Traits of the Jewish People — Part 1 (Based on Qur’anic Verses, Biblical Evidence, and Historical Records) https://jscenter.ir/jewish-studies/jewish-traits/2597 📖 1. Hostility Toward Divine Religion Among all the historical characteristics…
Allāmah Ṭabāṭabā’ī explains (under Qur’an 2:49–54):
Jewish scholars themselves affirm this notion. Leon Simon, a prominent Jewish thinker, admits:
Similarly, a leading figure of early Zionism declared:
This tribal exclusivity became their religion — an identity based not on divine obedience but on ethnic pride.
In contrast, Islam proclaims:
While the Israelites used nationalism to ensure internal unity and survival, it also fueled centuries of arrogance and alienation, paving the way for the ideology later known as Zionism.
📖 3. The Illusion of Superiority
Closely tied to their nationalism is the notion of being the “Chosen People.” This sense of superiority — the belief that divine favor belongs solely to them — has justified centuries of injustice toward others.
This selective faith turns divine revelation into a tool of power, not a path to humility. Even in their own texts, God is said to have chosen them as His “firstborn son”:
Such interpretations gave rise to the belief that non-Jews are inferior beings — a doctrine later systematized in the Talmud:
Scholars such as Israel Shahak, a Jewish intellectual and critic of Zionism, have exposed how modern Zionist policies draw directly from these Talmudic notions of supremacy and exclusivity.
📚 Conclusion
From blasphemy and prophet-killing to racial arrogance and self-deification, the historical record of the Israelites reflects a continuous struggle between divine mercy and human rebellion. The Qur’an recounts their story not for condemnation alone, but as a moral warning to all nations — that faith without humility leads not to salvation, but to destruction.
#JewishHistory #QuranicInsight #Zionism #BibleVsQuran #ReligiousStudies #DivineJustice #MoralTruth
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“The Israelites were a nation bound together by strong racial ties. They acted as one body — what one did, all approved.”
Jewish scholars themselves affirm this notion. Leon Simon, a prominent Jewish thinker, admits:
“Unlike Christianity, Judaism offers no promise of personal salvation of the soul; all Jewish ideals are tied to the existence of the Jewish nation itself.”
Similarly, a leading figure of early Zionism declared:
“Every Jew, willingly or unwillingly, is bound by the unbreakable tie of Jewish nationality; Judaism is, before all else, a form of Jewish patriotism.”
This tribal exclusivity became their religion — an identity based not on divine obedience but on ethnic pride.
In contrast, Islam proclaims:
“Indeed, the most honored of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you.”
(Qur’an 49:13)
While the Israelites used nationalism to ensure internal unity and survival, it also fueled centuries of arrogance and alienation, paving the way for the ideology later known as Zionism.
📖 3. The Illusion of Superiority
Closely tied to their nationalism is the notion of being the “Chosen People.” This sense of superiority — the belief that divine favor belongs solely to them — has justified centuries of injustice toward others.
“And the Jews said, ‘The Christians have no basis (for their claims).’”
(Qur’an 2:113)
“And when it is said to them, ‘Believe in what Allah has revealed,’ they say, ‘We believe in what was revealed to us,’ and they disbelieve in what came after it, even though it is the truth confirming what is with them.”
(Qur’an 2:91)
This selective faith turns divine revelation into a tool of power, not a path to humility. Even in their own texts, God is said to have chosen them as His “firstborn son”:
“Thus says the Lord, Israel is My son, My firstborn.” (Exodus 4:22)
Such interpretations gave rise to the belief that non-Jews are inferior beings — a doctrine later systematized in the Talmud:
“The difference between a Jew and a non-Jew is like that between a man and an animal.”
Scholars such as Israel Shahak, a Jewish intellectual and critic of Zionism, have exposed how modern Zionist policies draw directly from these Talmudic notions of supremacy and exclusivity.
📚 Conclusion
From blasphemy and prophet-killing to racial arrogance and self-deification, the historical record of the Israelites reflects a continuous struggle between divine mercy and human rebellion. The Qur’an recounts their story not for condemnation alone, but as a moral warning to all nations — that faith without humility leads not to salvation, but to destruction.
“O Children of Israel! Remember My favor which I bestowed upon you and that I preferred you over the worlds. But fear a Day when no soul shall avail another, nor shall intercession or ransom be accepted.”
(Qur’an 2:47–48)
#JewishHistory #QuranicInsight #Zionism #BibleVsQuran #ReligiousStudies #DivineJustice #MoralTruth
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Rahyafte (The Guided Ones)
📜 The Origin and History of the Torah – A Scholarly Inquiry Source: https://jscenter.ir/jewish-studies/jewish-bibliography/7211 --- 🔍 Introduction The Torah, the first and most important part of the Old Testament, consists of five books: Genesis, Exodus…
What is clear is that the Torah — whether viewed as heavenly scripture or historical document — has profoundly shaped Jewish, Christian, and Western consciousness.
Understanding its complex history invites us to reflect on how sacred texts are transmitted, preserved, and interpreted across time.
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📖 Source: Abdulrahim Soleimani Ardestani, Textual and Documentary Study of Judeo-Christian Scriptures, SAMT Publications, 2017.
#Torah #BiblicalStudies #DocumentaryHypothesis #Moses #ReligiousStudies #JudeoChristianTexts
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Understanding its complex history invites us to reflect on how sacred texts are transmitted, preserved, and interpreted across time.
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📖 Source: Abdulrahim Soleimani Ardestani, Textual and Documentary Study of Judeo-Christian Scriptures, SAMT Publications, 2017.
#Torah #BiblicalStudies #DocumentaryHypothesis #Moses #ReligiousStudies #JudeoChristianTexts
✅ @rahyafte_en