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In Bible versus Quran: What happened when God came down? written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible says that the Lord God bowed, parted and inclined the heavens and came down. The Noble Quran says that Naught is as Allah's likeness in attributes. Any form, picture, thoughts that you put the Almighty Creator in it is absolutely erroneous.

In the Quran: Allah is the only One Who gives life and brings death written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Noble Quran says that Allah is the only One Who gives life and brings death; No one else can do that.

In Bible versus Quran: What about the mouth of the Lord God? written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible says that consuming fire came from the mouth of the Lord God, it was devoured and coals were kindled by it. The Noble Quran says that Naught is as Allah's likeness in attributes. Any form, picture, thoughts that you put the Almighty Creator in it is absolutely incorrect.

In the Bible versus the Quran: Who is the Lioness Mother in Ezekiel? written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In the Bible, Ezekiel 19:3 talks about a lioness mother, a female lion mother; who is she? Such a lioness mother is not found in the Quran.

In the Bible versus the Quran: He Learned to Hunt; He Ate People written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In the Bible, Ezekiel says: "He learned to tear the animals he hunted, and he ate people". This is not found in the Quran.

In the Bible versus the Quran: She reared one Cub to Maturity, a Robust Young Lion written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In the Bible, Ezekiel 19:3 says: "She reared one of her cubs to maturity, a robust young lion". Nothing like that is present in the Quran.

In the Bible versus the Quran: He Learned to Tear the Prey and he Devoured Men written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In the Bible, Ezekiel says: "He learned to tear the prey and he devoured men". This is not found in the Quran.

In the Bible versus the Quran: She brought up one Cub, and he became a Strong Lion written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
In the Bible, Ezekiel 19:3 says: "When she brought up one of her cubs, he became a strong lion". Nothing like that is present in the Quran.

Cannibalism in the Bible versus the Quran (5) written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible talks about a lioness mother; she brought up one of her cubs, he became a strong lion. He learned to tear the prey, and he ate people. This lioness mother and her cub are not found in the Quran.

In the Quran: Forbidden to you is what Beasts of prey have Devoured written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Quran says that: Forbidden to you is what beasts of prey have devoured, of such animals except for what you have sacrificed duly, catching it while it still breathes life and then sacrificing it.

In the Quran: Forbidden to you is what has been hallowed to other than Allah written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Quran says that: Forbidden to you is what has been hallowed to other than Allah, in that it was sacrificed in the name of something other than Him.

In the Quran: Forbidden to you are Carrion, Blood and Swine written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Quran says that: Forbidden to you is carrion, that is, the consumption of it, and blood, that is, what has been spilt and the flesh of swine.

In the Bible versus the Quran: the Serpent Eats Dust written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible says that dust shall be the serpent's meat. The Quran does not say that.

In the Bible versus the Quran: the Lion will Eat Straw written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible says that the lion shall eat straw like the bullock. The Quran does not say that.

In the Bible versus the Quran: the Cow and the Bear will graze written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible says that the cow and the bear shall graze; the cow and the bear will graze. The Quran does not say that.

In the Bible versus the Quran: The Wolf and the Lamb will feed together written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible says that the wolf and the lamb shall graze together; they feed together. The Quran does not say that.

In the Bible versus the Quran: Dust shall be the Serpent's Food written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible says that dust will be the serpent's food. The Quran does not say that.

In the Bible versus the Quran: the Lion will Eat Straw like the Ox written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible says that the lion shall eat straw like the ox. The Quran does not say that.

The Lion in the Bible versus the Quran (1) written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Bible says that the lion will eat straw like the ox and dust will be the serpent's food. The Quran says that: Forbidden to you are: 1) carrion, blood and swine, 2) what has been hallowed to other than Allah and 3) what beasts of prey have devoured.

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