Amin Al Husseini Grootmoefti van Jeruzalem
In december 1942 werd het Islamitisch Centraal Instituut in Berlijn opgericht met een openingsrede door Amin Al Husseini, de...
Introduction
The crucifixion of Jesus Christ is not only a central theme in Christian theology but also a historical event recorded beyond the canonical Gospels. The corroborating accounts from non-Christian sources add an additional layer of authenticity, serving as a critical point of intersection between religious texts and historical analysis. This article delves into these historical accounts, examining their contributions to the crucifixion narrative, addressing skepticism, and underscoring the importance of a comprehensive understanding of this pivotal event.
Examining Non-Christian Sources
Various historical accounts from non-Christian sources provide external confirmation of the crucifixion event, each contributing unique insights and perspectives.
Thallus and Phlegon: These historians from antiquity mention the darkness and earthquake that occurred during the crucifixion, aligning...
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Case evicting the Christians and the Jews
Sahih Muslim Ketab al Jihad wal AL syar, chapter Ikhrag al yahaood wal nasara.
Umar Ibn el Khattab is telling us that he heared the messenger of allah saying i will evict the jews and the christians from the arabic island untill only muslims are left.
Arabic Text.
و حدثني زهير بن حرب حدثنا الضحاك بن مخلد عن ابن جريج ح و حدثني محمد بن رافع واللفظ له حدثنا عبد الرزاق أخبرنا ابن جريج أخبرني أبو الزبير أنه سمع جابر بن عبد الله يقول أخبرني عمر بن الخطاب أنه سمع رسول الله...