Not A Muslim: 100 Reasons Why from the Islamic Texts - Graced Follower

Written by Graced Follower
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Using the texts of the Quran, hadith, Islam is looked through the lends of its own texts. This covers moral, social, theological and practical issues from a number of texts and form the basis of Not a Muslim - 100 Reasons from the Islamic Sources.

ALL QURAN AND HADITH TEXTS ARE HYPERLINKED FOR YOUR VERIFICATION AND INVESTIGATION.

The author believes that all people should have the freedom to practice the faith that they believe is true with respect to all other peoples. Like the Quran says for followers of Islam and others, there should be no compulsion in religion.

The subjects of Islam that this Book Covers:
Reactive revelations in the Quran and hadith
The surprising ways of salvation in Islam
The shocking teachings about women based on the texts in the Quran and hadith
The difficult treatment of others in regards to ethnic considerations
The unfamiliar rights of men based on the textual instruction in the Quran and hadith
Unusual Scientific Miracles in the Quran and hadith
Troublesome teachings in the Quran and hadith
The Important Questions of Reliability, Trustworthiness and Inspiration of the texts of Islam
What Islam’s Prophet says about himself in the hadith
And more
All beliefs are backed by the texts and carefully referenced and hyperlinked for all to cross check in the Quran and hadith. The hadith are Sahih (authentic and authoritative) hadith unless otherwise noted.

The purpose of this book is for followers of Islam, Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, Jews and people of any faith to discover what the texts of Islam actually say. This is not an analysis of the followers of Islam, but rather the teachings of Islam. Are the teachings of the Quran and hadith right, good, moral, helpful, beneficial, merciful and more? That is up to the reader decide.

The goal is for the reader to be challenged and to think for themselves. What do they believe? Why do they believe? These questions are the basis of Christian apologetics and Islamic apologetics.