Al Mizan- Vol 4 Chapter 2 (224-286) Fables it is quite in keeping

it is quite in keeping with the required standard of the historical veracity

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They had taken upon themselves to come up to Medina because

The author does not hesitate to challenge and clarify common superficial understandings of the Qur’an and hadith

Al Mizan- Vol 4 Chapter 2 (224-286) Fables it is quite in keepingNew revised and edited version In explaining verse 2: 260, the author says that the plea of Abra ham, 'My Lord! show me how Thou givest life to the dead, " proves that he asked for a demonstration, not for logical reasoning. The prophets (and especially a prophet like Abraham, the friend of God) are too great to believe in the resurrection on the Day of Judgement without any logical reason. A belief without reason is either blind following or also is