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…that I can pass on to my parishioners when I give a talk on Thursday night.
Thanks,
Fr. Ryan
Thanks,
Fr. Ryan
Woww , thanks . Do you have any specific topic in mind ?…that I can pass on to my parishioners when I give a talk on Thursday night.
Thanks,
Fr. Ryan
There is nothing shameful about a priest seeking information from the net or from the laity. Feedback is important so as to avoid bias and one-sided views during his sermon. Sometimes its the laity who is more informative on other subjects such as comparative religions. I’ve been to Islamic forums where stubborn sheikhs and imams have made embarrassing mistakes concerning their own religion - despite being told by several Muslim members they were wrong about their information. By the way, Fr Ryan said parishioner, not “prisoner”.That’s shameful, Euch.
The Fr. should supply his prisoners with sources about Islam which are authentic.
Islamicity.com, islamonline.net, and islam1.org are a few I would recommend.
The Qur’an is available all over the internet and in bookstores as well. I prefer searchquran.net as it’s very useful for me, searchable with many translations. The best book on hadith for beginners though is Riyadh us-Saliheen, available at witness-pioneer.org/vil/hadeeth/riyad/default.htm. Towards Understanding Islam is another great resource, also available online at witness-pioneer.org/vil/Books/M_tui/.
These are good and authentic books which don’t require a tremendous amount of background knowledge.
Toward Understanding Islam
Riyadh us Saliheen
If the Fr. actually distributed the sources you provided, Euch, I would be very much ashamed to know that Catholic were spreading hatred. It’s also rather sad to know that a Fr. has to go to the internet for information.
Father Ryan,…that I can pass on to my parishioners when I give a talk on Thursday night.
Thanks,
Fr. Ryan
Of Course , it’s not shameful . Sis did not mean the Father but Eucharisted . He suggested him to contact Sam . Why one needs to contact him for holy Quran ? It’s avaialble everywhere .There is nothing shameful about a priest seeking information from the net
May I kindly suggest you have your eyes checked, dear, it seems you’re not reading properly.That’s shameful, Euch.
The Fr. should supply his prisoners with sources about Islam which are authentic.
Islamicity.com, islamonline.net, and islam1.org are a few I would recommend.
The Qur’an is available all over the internet and in bookstores as well. I prefer searchquran.net as it’s very useful for me, searchable with many translations. The best book on hadith for beginners though is Riyadh us-Saliheen, available at witness-pioneer.org/vil/hadeeth/riyad/default.htm. Towards Understanding Islam is another great resource, also available online at witness-pioneer.org/vil/Books/M_tui/.
These are good and authentic books which don’t require a tremendous amount of background knowledge.
Toward Understanding Islam
Riyadh us Saliheen
If the Fr. actually distributed the sources you provided, Euch, I would be very much ashamed to know that Catholic were spreading hatred. It’s also rather sad to know that a Fr. has to go to the internet for information.
" … good sites to start,
CONCEPT OF GOD IN MAJOR RELIGIONS
REPLIES TO THE MOST COMMON QUESTIONS ASKED BY NON-MUSLIMS
Your rudeness is only exceeded by your ignorance.Why would someone provide the Saudi Government translation of the Qur’an, and hail it as “authentic,” and yet point to some bogus non-Muslim nobody in order for the interpretation of it?
Seems inconsistent…
Parishioners… prisoners… ROFL.
There are plenty of Muslim sources available on Islam, without having to resort to haters.
Insulting me is obviously a brilliant and polite response. I wonder how you ever thought of it.Your rudeness is only exceeded by your ignorance.