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Old 07-06-2011, 02:45 AM   #2
Liskaspexia

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The article itself is rubbish, but I was wondering if anyone knew what this paragraph was referring to:


The programme also addresses the issue of the satanic verses, not just the apocalyptic fall-out from the Rushdie book but the incident where a supposedly divine revelation - acknowledging pagan gods - was later withdrawn because it was designed as a test. In both cases the veracity of the Qur'an - as a divine revelation - and the status of Muhammad as a prophet, if not the prophet, comes under scrutiny.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/blog/...cumentary-live
Assalam alaykum,

I hope that someone else can supply more information; I can only say that I have read this in secular books about the Quran and the alleged source is one of the Prophet's (SAWS) wives. But you have to understand that it is the purpose of these secular endeavors to attribute the authorship of the Quran to the Prophet (SAWS) and to cast doubt on the divine origin of the Holy Quran.

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