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Category Archives: Islam
On Going Astray
Tilman Nagel. Mohammed – Leben und Legende. Oldenbourg, Munich 2008, 1052 pages Operating on the premise that all Monotheism derives from the collective unconscious one may be able to describe and analyze the Creator’s biography during the centuries based on His … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Book Review, Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Religion
Tagged Christoph Luxenberg, Inârah Institute, Jack Miles, Karl-Heinz Ohlig, Prophet Muhammad, Tilman Nagel
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The Farewell Sermon of the Prophet of Islam (S.A.W.)
I was sitting in an airplane of Saudi Arabian Airline. It had turned out to be extremely difficult for me, the infidel, to get the visa for the, at least for foreigners, isolated country of Islam. Countless times I had … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Islam, Religion
Tagged Arafat Day, Eid ul Adha, Farewell Sermon, Hajj, Jesus, Makkah, Prophet Muhammad, Saudi-Arabia, Sermon on the Mount
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Not Everybody’s Darling
Tilman Nagel. Allahs Liebling – Ursprung und Erscheinungsformen des Mohammedglaubens. Oldenbourg, Munich 2008, 430 pages The original sources for the detailed descriptions of legends and fairy tales which circulate among both ordinary people in the Islamic world and, for example, … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Book Review, Islam, Religion, Science
Tagged Eliot Weinberger, Hadith, Muhammad, Sharia, Tilman Nagel
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Profiles in Courage
September 11, 2001 had been a turning point for almost all people in the world. As regards me, I remember filling packing cases after a hard work’s day in the preparation of a significant move: to the Middle East; my departure … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Iraq, Islam, Kuwait, Kuwait University, Medicine
Tagged 9/11, Ahl al-Bayt, Dr. Issah Ibrahim, incubator lie, John F. Kennedy, Kuwait University, Mubahala, Saddam Hussein
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Ramadan in Afghanistan
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has promised that the circumstances under which 125 people, many of them civilians (in fact 70), were killed in a NATO air strike last week near Kunduz in northern Afghanistan will be scrutinized carefully. The German Colonel … Continue reading
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