20 Questions Frequently Asked by Non-Muslims
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The Bible should read:
"Surely no one who separates religion and sect (the Prophet Muhammad) has anything to do with them. Surely their deeds will be given to Allah, and He will tell them what they did. " (Scripture Read Before the Sermon on the Mount 6: 159)
In this verse, Allah says, "We must be careful not to associate with anyone who leads to sectarian divisions."
But when someone asks, "What do you follow?" Many of them answered, "I am a Sunni disciple," or "I am a Shia disciple." Some even call themselves Hanafi, Safi E, Maliki or Hambali 13.
C. Our prophet is "Muslim"
Muslims may be asked, "What does our beloved prophet follow?" Are you Hanahwi, Safi E, Maliki or Hambali? No! Not like this! He is a Muslim, not unlike the prophets and messengers that Allah sent before him.
The Bible should read Chapter 3, paragraph 52, stating that Jesus was a Muslim.
Not only that, the Bible should read chapter 3, verse 67, which states that Abraham was not a Jew or a Christian, he was a Muslim.
D. The Bible should read, command us to call ourselves Muslims
1. If someone asks the question, what do you follow? The answer is "I am a Muslim", not "Hanah al-Hashimi" or "Safi'i". Chapter 41, paragraph 33 states:
"And there is no one who is better in word than in those who call upon Allah (swt) and turn to Allah and do righteousness, and say:
These four are the names of the major Islamic schools in Islam.
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