Obstacle that made his task so difficult could be removed so that he Because of his loveįor his people and his anxiety over them it would delight him if the Their backs on him and he was pained by their estrangement from what heīrought them from God he longed that there should come to him from GodĪ message that would reconcile his people to him. Ka`b al-Qurazi: When the apostle saw that his people turned It has been mentioned that he longed forĪ way to attract them, and the method he adopted is what Ibn Hamid told Now the apostle was anxious for the welfare of his people, wishing toĪttract them as far as he could. Harun, Sirat ibn Hisham - Biography of the Prophet, Cairo, Egypt: Al-Falah Foundation for Translation, Publication & Distribution, 1421/2000, pp. No one plunged into the life of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), without referring to Ibn Ishaq's book as a major source of information. Undoubtedly, Ibn Ishaq's book was and will continue to be a major reference for readers of the Prophet's (pbuh) biography. Of all the above mentioned early biographers, the biography written by Ibn Ishaq was the most renowned and highly documented. Ibn Ishaq is regarded as the father of the sirat (biographical literature) of Muhammad's life.
This is the earliest extant account of the event. The following is the account of the Satanic Verses as recorded by Ibn Ishaq. READING AN ACCOUNT OF THE SATANIC VERSES FOR YOURSELF Agree with the Muslim desire for a righteous man.Understand why Orthodox Islam rejects the event.In this article we examine the Satanic Verses by doing the following: However, Orthodox Islam now rejects the event.
Al-Tabari records several accounts of the event, Ibn Taymiyyah accepts it as authentic, and Imam al-Bukhari gives a highly truncated version of the event.
It was a standard part of how the early Muslims told the life of Muhammad. This event is recorded and accepted as authentic by the earliest Islamicīiographers: Ibn Ishaq and Ibn Sa'd. Some time after saying this he withdrew these verses from the Qur'an and said they were inspired by Satan. It is a time when Muhammad recited, as part of the Qur’an, that the polytheistic gods of Mecca were valid. The Satanic Verses refer to an event in Muhammad's life which Muslim scholars call The Story of the Cranes. THE SATANIC VERSES - THE STORY OF THE CRANES The Satanic Verses - The Story of the Cranes - Reading, Authenticity, and Implications
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