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The Qur'an: Its Supernatural Provenance | Dr. Ali Ataie

More Ustadh Dr. Ali Ataie: http://mcceastbay.org/ataie 🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:40 📜 The Quran predicts that it will remain the gold standard of Arabic literature, a unique and unsurpassable masterpiece, challenging anyone to produce a Surah like it. 03:22 📚 The Quran's sacred narratives, such as the flood story and the story of Joseph, often make more historical sense than their biblical counterparts, addressing concerns that have led some to abandon Christianity. 04:47 📖 Modern historians determine historical plausibility by asking what most probably happened based on evidence, and while the Quran includes miracles, its naturalistic claims align more with modern historical scrutiny. 08:15 📜 The Quran's critical rewrites of the Bible's narratives often go unnoticed, and these differences matter in assessing historical accuracy. 11:03 🧩 The Quran contains linguistic subtleties and plays on words that suggest a deep understanding of Hebrew, challenging the notion of human authorship. 15:31 📚 The Quran acknowledges that many Jewish scholars recognized the Prophet Muhammad's truth before the Hijra, providing historical insight into the Prophet's time. 19:38 ⛪️ Historians' beliefs about the crucifixion of Jesus are often based on conjectural sources written long after the event, aligning with the Quran's stance on the matter. 23:44 📖 The Quran's mention of Ezra as the Son of God aligns with the historical context of merkava mysticism, where figures like Enoch and Ezra were associated with angel Metatron and considered as sons of God. 26:14 📖 The Jews in Medina asked the Prophet Muhammad to verify a specific tradition, prompting a response in Surat Al-Kahf (Quran 18:84-99). 27:03 🐑 The Quran refers to a figure possessing "two horns" in the context of the Prophet's response to the Jews' question. This corresponds to Daniel 8 in the Bible, where a ram with two horns symbolizes the kings of Media and Persia, including Cyrus and Darius. 28:30 👑 Cyrus and Darius, kings of the Achaemenid Empire (Media and Persia), were known for their monotheistic beliefs and religious tolerance, aligning with historical records. Made with HARPA AI This Friday sermon was delivered at Zaytuna College on May 12, 2023. This sermon was delivered via the Muslim Community Center - East Bay (MCC East Bay) in Pleasanton, California. In this Khutbah, Dr. Ali Ataie explores the narratives of the Holy Qur’an in light of those found in the Bible. The Qur’an is the final revelation, which both affirms and corrects the Biblical stories, in ways that could not have been fabricated. This is a testament to the lasting miracle that is the Qur’an. More Dr. Ali Ataie: http://mcceastbay.org/ali-ataie Dr. Ataie's book "In Defense of Islam - Confronting the Christians with their own Scripture by Ali Ataie (2004)": https://mcceastbay.org/ataie-1 Dr. Ataie's book "Finding Muhammad in the New Testament - An Orthodox Muslim’s Interpretive Methodological Approach to the Christian Scriptures (Dr. Ali Ataie Thesis (2011): http://mcceastbay.org/ataie-2 Dr. Ataie's book "Authenticating the Johannine Injil - Muslim 'Polemirenic' Interpretive Approaches to the Gospel of John (2016)": http://mcceastbay.org/ataie-3 Ustadh Ali Ataie is a perennial student and researcher who has been involved in interfaith activities for over two decades. He holds a Masters in biblical studies with a focus on New Testament and biblical languages. He also holds a PhD in cultural and historical studies in religion from the Graduate Theological Union. His doctoral work focused on Muslim hermeneutics of biblical texts, especially the Gospel of John. He lives in San Ramon, CA with his wife Roya and three daughters. Learn more about him at https://zaytuna.edu/academics/faculty... More Professor Dr. Ali Ataie videos: http://mcceastbay.org/ali-ataie Sidi Ali Ataie studied various Islamic sciences with local San Francisco Bay Area scholars. He is a graduate of the Badr Arabic Language Institute in Hadramawt, Yemen, and studied at the prestigious Dar al-Mustafa, also in Hadramawt, under some of the most eminent scholars in the world. He holds a Master’s Degree in Biblical Studies from the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley (Oct. 2011), with emphasis upon the New Testament (he is the first Muslim seminarian in the over 150 year history of the school to earn this degree). He is certified in Arabic, Hebrew, and Biblical Greek, and is fluent in Farsi. He also holds a Ph.D. in Islamic Biblical Hermeneutics from the Graduate Theological Union (Oct. 2016) and is a professor of Arabic, Qur'an, and Comparative Theologies at Zaytuna College, the first accredited Muslim College in North America. Education: M.A., Biblical Studies, Graduate Theological Union; Ph.D. Islamic Biblical Hermeneutics, Graduate Theological Union.