Continuing last week's discussion,  Al Fadi and Dr Jay Smith say that Ibn Mujaahed chose the seven Kira'at in the tenth century.  The criteria for choosing them was popularity.  Hafs differ from the other Kira'at by 93 thousand dots and vowels.  Therefore the preservation claim does not stand the test.  They give several examples between the Hafs and Warsh: 1. Sura 2:184 ; Al miskeen and Al masaakeen; the first is singular noun and the second is the plural form of the noun. 2. Sura 3:146; the words kaatala (fought) and kutila (killed). These differences have huge theological and practice implications.  

<p>Continuing last week's discussion,  Al Fadi and Dr Jay Smith say that Ibn Mujaahed chose the seven Kira'at in the tenth century.  The criteria for choosing them was popularity.  Hafs differ from the other Kira'at by 93 thousand dots and vowels.  Therefore the preservation claim does not stand the test.  They give several examples between the Hafs and Warsh: 1. Sura 2:184 ; Al miskeen and Al masaakeen; the first is singular noun and the second is the plural form of the noun. 2. Sura 3:146; the words kaatala (fought) and kutila (killed). These differences have huge theological and practice implications.  </p>

New Podcast Let Us Reason exists to reach Muslims for Christ …

Let Us Reason exists to reach Muslims for Christ …

New Podcast Let Us Reason - A Christian/Muslim Dialogue

Let Us Reason exists to reach Muslims for Christ by utilizing theology, apologetics, and evangelism while comparing and contrasting Christian and Muslim doctrines.

The host of Let Us Reason is Al Fadi, former Muslim from Saudi Arabia and the founder of CIRA International: The Center for Islamic Research and Awareness.

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