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The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009

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8:54The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009
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Quran 7:187 · Al-A'raf
Doomsday will come suddenly, like an earthquake
“Doomsday will come suddenly, just like an earthquake.”
22:18The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009
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Quran 55:17 · Ar-Rahman
Two Easts, Two Wests: an argument for God's existence
“The Qur'an mentions the Lord of Two Easts and Two Wests — what does this mean?”
28:40The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009
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Quran 5:38 · Al-Ma'idah
Why does Islam cut off a thief's hand?
“The Qur'an says cut off the hand of a thief, but repentance brings mercy. How?”
32:01The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009
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Quran 22:67 · Al-Hajj
Why the Qur'an says each community has its own worship
“Surah Hajj says each community has its own way of worship — why?”
34:12The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009
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Sahih Muslim, Hadith No. 157
“Aur woh bohat jald aanay wali hai. To aap ne bataya tha ke woh hadith mein aaya hai ke qayamat is waqt tak nahi aayegi”
35:30The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009
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Jeremiah 6:30
“Haan, dekhein, in Bible, there is a word rejected silver, rejected silver.”
44:21The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009
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Mark, 14:50
Why Jesus came: to expose a degenerate community
“What was Jesus's purpose? Only one: to expose the Jewish community.”
44:42The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009
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Matthew, 11:17
Why Jesus came: to expose a degenerate community
“What was Jesus's purpose? Only one: to expose the Jewish community.”
The Concept of Doomsday in islam May 16, 2009
Sahih Muslim, Hadith No. 2759
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