How Muhammad Stole The Judeo Christian Tradition

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam--the three Abrahamic religions. Everybody agrees that these three world religions share a common root. Even Jews, Christians, and Muslims themselves seem to confirm that their faiths share the same traditions, protagonists, and most importantly, a common monotheistic core. Even King Abdullah of Jordan said in an interview with CNN that he believed in Jesus Christ as the Messiah and His Holy Virgin Mother. If we believe in people like King Abdullah, Islam shouldn't be very much different to the Judeo-Christian Tradition. But why do we have to deal with the reality that Islam has been at war with the Jews and the Christians for the last 1400 years? Why do most Muslim countries persecute their Christian minorities? Why do we see a global resurgence of the spirit of Jihad? Why do even Muslims in moderate Muslim majority countries such as Indonesia call for the reestablishment of the Islamic Caliphate and the death of Jews and Christians? Are we missing something? Here's a crazy thought: What if Islam is actually not an Abrahamic religion at all? What if Islam has nothing to do with its Judeo-Christian predecessors, and all of its ties to Abraham and the God of the Bible are just lies made up by Muhammad? Dr. Michael Muluk had the same questions. Born Fatih Hamza al-Muluk, the author of this book is an Ex-Muslim turned Evangelical Christian, who has studied and lived Islam for most of his life. Being a combat veteran and a security consultant, he had the chance to intimately know both moderate Muslims and also Caliphate supporters in Europe, the Middle-East, Africa, and South-East Asia. His answers on Islam, leaving Islam, and terrorism on the popular Q&A platform Quora have been read more than one million times, and he is currently doing consultancy work for several governments in their fight against terrorism. Be aware that this book is not a scholarly research paper written from the safety of a university's library by secular scholars who have never even met a radical Muslim in their lives. This is a book written by a man who has seen and lived the good, the bad, and the ugly of his faith. A man who decided that it was worth to leave Islam, even risking his own life and that of his family in the process. Islam will become the religion with the most followers by the year 2060. What does that mean for our children? How will Islam affect their lives? If you love the fruits of the Judeo-Christian Tradition--freedom, solidarity, human rights, and democracy--you just can't afford to stay ignorant of what Islam truly represents. So, let's take a look at how Muhammad stole the Judeo-Christian Tradition.

Some people say that all Abrahamic religions are basically the same. All three religions worship the same God, revere the same prophets, and they all come from roughly the same corner of the world. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all feature a god who communicates to us humans through intermediaries called prophets. For Muslims, the line of prophets also includes Abraham, Moses, and Jesus. According to Islam, over the ages, god gave humanity iterations of the same divine laws. Laws which are ultimately enshrined in the Torah, Bible, and the Qur'an. Laws which are meant to bring peace, prosperity, and justice throughout the world. If we believe in such a narrative, it is quite hard to understand, why the bloodiest conflicts in the history of mankind are the ones waged between the World of Islam and the inheritors of the Judeo-Christian Tradition? And even in times of peace, the ethics that sprung out from both camps created two different seemingly incompatible civilizations. Why is there such a massive divide between the World of Islam and the Judeo-Christian West if both branches are founded based on the teachings of the same Creator God? What part of the puzzle have we missed? Here's a crazy thought: Could it be that the teachings of Muhammad are the exact opposite of what the Bible teaches? What if Muhammad created an anti-theology to the teachings of the Bible? Born Fatih Hamza al-Muluk, Dr. Michael Muluk is an Ex-Muslim turned Evangelical Christian, who has studied and lived Islam for most of his life. Being a combat veteran and a security consultant, he had the chance to intimately know both moderate Muslims and also Caliphate supporters in Europe, the Middle-East, Africa, and South-East Asia. His answers on Islam, leaving Islam, and terrorism on the popular Q&A platform Quora have been read more than one million times, and he is currently doing consultancy work for several governments in their fight against terrorism. This book continues right where "How Muhammad Stole the Judeo-Christian Tradition" left off. In this book, Dr. Michael Muluk explores how Muhammad's Islam is an anti-theology of the teachings of the Bible. Indeed, Islam is such a stunningly inverted version of the Judeo-Christian faith, so that anyone who studies both religions should come to the conclusion that this simply cannot be by accident. In our day and age, Islam is the religion which will have the most impact on our lives, our freedoms, and our liberties--no matter if you are a Christian, Jew, Buddhist, Hindu, Atheist, or Muslim yourself. Don't believe me? Just turn on the news! Nobody can afford to stay ignorant of what Islam truly represents. So, let's take a look at how Muhammad inverted the Judeo-Christian Tradition.

Muhammad and the People of Book by Sahaja Carimokam asks the question, what was the nature of Muhammad’s relationship to non-Muslims, particularly Jews and Christians, and how did it change over time? This work is based on a chronological reading of the chapters of the Qur’an supplemented with Muslim commentary literature and biographical materials on the life of Muhammad. Carimokam traces Muhammad’s evolving religious viewpoint based on his borrowings of primarily Jewish and some Christian traditional/apocryphal materials. He shows how Muhammad’s inaccurate and anachronistic rendition of Jewish traditional literature ensured that the Jews would reject him as a Prophet. This rejection lead to his ultimatum to the Jews early in the Medinan period of the Qur’an and culminated with his call to Jihad against all non-Muslims, including those Jews and Christians who refused to acknowledge his Prophethood. The origins of takfir, declaring Muslims to be non-Muslims, are considered. Comparisons are made of moderate and traditional interpreters of the Qur’an. Historical-critical issues regarding the background provided by Muslim historical propaganda is considered in one chapter. The book concludes with a controversial issue for the interpretation of Islamic law in the 21st century based on the actual canonical practices of Muhammad.

This writing will be an examination of Muhammad and the Koran as the foundational sources of Muhammadism and whether their commands are compatible with the 21st Century. We will be comparing modern day spiritual/scientific eclecticism using most religions, sciences, common knowledge and reason with Muhammaden source materials and practice while seeking a bridge from archaic practice and barbarism to acceptable modern day morality.

The Qur'an, with it verses about Muhammad's personal life, quarrels with his wives, love affair and marriage with the wife of his foster son, cursing his uncle Abu Lahab and other tribal relatives, and banditry raids for booty and slaves, would have seemed more like a Bedouin warlord's story than a "holy book" if Muhammad had not added to it large pieces of Biblical scriptures. Mostly orally transmitted to the Arabs, these scriptures in written form too were held by Jews and Christians in pre-Islamic multi-faith Arabia. From age twenty-five to forty, while living off Khadijah's wealth, Muhammad had spent fifteen years learning these. Then he retold them after distorting them; see the Qur'anic verses about Mary (Maryam), Joseph (Youssef), Jonah (Younas), Abraham (Ibrahim), the Israelites (Bani Israel), Lot and Noah (Nuh). Pilfering from Judaism and Christianity, he made his religion and the Qur'an to look like a part of the Judeo-Christian history and tradition. Obsessed with being obeyed as the ultimate in the series of Jewish "prophets" including Jesus, Muhammad resorted to the use of brute force, secret assassinations, kidnappings, ransom taking, banditry raids, slave trading, ethnic cleansing and inter-tribal wars to install himself as God's most favorite apostle. He was so jealously obsessed with being as "elevated" as Abraham and the Jews, albeit in his mind, that, on his orders, even now, Muslims beseech God five times a day to grant him and his progeny the same higher divine status as Abraham and his Jewish progeny had. He prayed with the aboriginal Jews of Medina facing Jerusalem for sixteen months and used the Torah for guidance but, having failed to convince them that he was their last prophet, he lost all restraint, massacred their men, took over their houses and farmlands, and sold their women and children as slaves. Based on extensive research, this book tells all about Muhammad, his believer and unbeliever allies, the making of the Qur'an, the social and economic conditions and Arab society of that period as truthfully as the oldest original Arab records make it possible. Ali Sina, a great expert of Islam, wrote about this book: "This is a great book. I read the first thirty pages and I could not stop. This book must be translated in all languages and become available to all." The first edition of this book was published under the title, "The Fascinating Story of Muhammad." It was well received and reviewed on Amazon with forty-nine percent of the readers giving it five stars and fifty-one percent giving three stars. There were no adverse reviews. Two reviewers stated the following: A most detailed and authenticated account of Prophet Muhammad's life: A most detailed and authenticated account of Prophet Muhammad's life with supportive verses from the Koran. Very interesting to read. I started reading it and could not put it down. It also includes the history of the four caliphs and a short summary of the Umayyad and Abbasid rule and the impact of the Arab Islamic Empire on the world. (Andy) Fascinating: Very interesting detail of the life of Muhammad with good references. The book could have been split into different chapters. This book will give the reader a view of what really happened during the time. Discussion in the appendix is very interesting. Would look forward to read more books of the writer. (Abdul Alam) This edition of the book takes into account the suggestions provided by the above reviewer.

Compares the historical backgrounds, childhoods, later lives, personal conduct, and social teachings of the two religious figures, as well as the way they are described in the Scriptures

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READERS FAVORITE: GOLD MEDAL. MANHATTAN BOOK REVIEW: FIVE STARS. READERS' FAVORITE: FIVE-TIME FIVE-STARS. Compare Jesus and Muhammad. What did they teach, and how do their messages converge or diverge? This book holds the answers. Explore their core words, by topic and side-by-side. The content speaks for itself--a neutral, one-stop reference for people of any faith or no faith who want to look at the messages of Jesus vs. Muhammad.- Go to the very source of each faith, and make your own discoveries. Compare Jesus and Muhammad's messages only, as recorded in the Bible and Quran.- Grasp the foundations of the world's largest religion (Christianity) and the fastest growing (Islam).- Absorb what Muslims and Christian learn about love, homosexuality, lifestyle. About persecution, retaliation, war and peace. Prophet or Messiah? Miracles. End times.- Jump in head-on to answer your questions, or fully immerse yourself in all topics and the fascinating life histories and religions, presented in timelines, charts, tables and scannable bullet points.

Drawing on his seminary education and thirty years of interaction with Muslims in America and overseas, the author digs deep into the roots of Christianity to bring out obscure information that highlights what was once common between Christianity and Islam.