Who are your favorite speakers on Islam?
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Peace
Quran says it is fully preserved.But he thinks it was adulterated for 1400 years.
Secondly ,anyone who thinks that code 19 can change the Quran ,in fact he is declaring superamacy of Code 19 over the Quran. Can any rational person think like that.
RegadsI suppose not.
But I would like to know the reason why he thinks that way.
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Peace swordsman
Thats true he quoted and backed up his arguments using the Quran. Not only sunni's did not like him, some christians did not like him as well for the same reason.
Welcome to the forum.Peace
Hope
Thank you -hope
I reccomend all to watch this lecture given by Ahmad Deedat and Gary Millerhttp//www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQjC6XnP9lM&feature=PlayList&p=146EB7D721381E66&index=1
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Thank you -hope
I reccomend all to watch this lecture given by Ahmad Deedat and Gary Miller )http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQjC6XnP9lM&feature=PlayList&p=146EB7D721381E66&index=1
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Yes watched it in full a few nights ago, funny you posted it. Very good lecture. I really like the silly questions people asked, it showed their blind faith exposed and not based on logic. One guy asked if he pealed an orange and ate it, could Garry Miller tell him what it tasted like rotfl Garry replied 'Not the particular one he ate, but he knows what an orange taste like if thats what he ment'. The guy then went on to say he does not know because the spirit of Jesus is not within him or something. rotfl Honestly, if people have a few hours to spare they must watch this lecture, its got everything or shall I say something for everyone. If Rev.John is reading and has watched it, I would really like to hear his view. They asked Dr Garry Miler if he was a muslim, he replied if muslim means a submitter to God then yes Iam. Great stuff. Ahmet Deedat has some very nice comebacks as well, I like him.
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Hope
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Peace,
I like Dr. Zakir Naik. From what I've seen, he always gives good speeches and responses to questions pertaining to Islaam, and he goes into a lot of detail to explain his stance on Islaamic issues. I liked Ahmad Deedat too, as well as Dr. Rashad Khalifa...
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I like Yusuf Estes... he is funny as hell.
http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNaXdrTHdu8
Ohh boy, I am lol-ing again!
I almost forgot about Yusuf Estes. I really like his speeches concerning Islaam, especially in relation to comparitive religion... He used to be a Christian minister, so when it comes to comparitive religious studies, especially in relation to Christianity and Islaam, he's one of the best speakers right now, at least in my opinion.
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I forgot about RK... He's good.
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Yes watched it in full a few nights ago, funny you posted it. Very good lecture. I really like the silly questions people asked, it showed their blind faith exposed and not based on logic. One guy asked if he pealed an orange and ate it, could Garry Miller tell him what it tasted like rotfl Garry replied 'Not the particular one he ate, but he knows what an orange taste like if thats what he ment'. The guy then went on to say he does not know because the spirit of Jesus is not within him or something. rotfl Honestly, if people have a few hours to spare they must watch this lecture, its got everything or shall I say something for everyone. If Rev.John is reading and has watched it, I would really like to hear his view. They asked Dr Garry Miler if he was a muslim, he replied if muslim means a submitter to God then yes Iam. Great stuff. Ahmet Deedat has some very nice comebacks as well, I like him.
Peace
Hope
They say Gary Miller and Ahmed Deedat were closet Quranist. I like them both especially Miller. He seems to have vanished from the scene.
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Noumain Ali Khan
One of my favourites too D
What I admire about him is his certainty, MashaAllah. He's doing a lot to expound upon the language barrier that seems to be apparently for those wanting to understand The Glorious Qur'an.
I also like Hamza Andreas Tzortzis. His zeal is refreshing and a nice approach, he deals mainly with Atheist-Muslim debating and he's an enthusiastic lecturer, I like that.
Another one is Abbas Virjee. He's Shiite and has a Shi'a approach to his talks and his series of lectures discussing 'Internal Reform' has been very helpful in terms of approaching aspects of Spiritual development.
Salam