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In the Bible but not in the Quran (64): Was he an Israelite or an Ishmaelite? written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
Was Jether an Ishmaelite or an Israelite in the Bible? He was an Ishmaelite. No, He was an Israelite. Actually, he was an Ishmaelite from the family of Ishmael. This is another example that illustrates the effort done by both the Biblical writers and the Biblical translators to hide Ishmael and the Ishmaelite and their prophecies.
According to the Quran, it is a big sin if anyone hides the honors of a Prophet (Ishmael was both Messenger and Prophet).

Jether was an Ishmaelite; no he was an Israelite in Bible versus Quran written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
Was Jether an Ishmaelite or an Israelite in the Bible? He was an Ishmaelite. No, He was an Israelite. Actually, he was an Ishmaelite from the family of Ishmael. This is another example that illustrates the effort done by both the Biblical writers and the Biblical translators to hide Ishmael and the Ishmaelite and their prophecies.
According to the Quran, it is a big sin if anyone hides the honors of a Prophet (Ishmael was both Messenger and Prophet).

Were the Biblical Scholars too ignorant to know the difference between the Israelite and the Ishmaelite? written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
Was Jether an Ishmaelite or an Israelite in the Bible? He was an Ishmaelite. No, He was an Israelite. Actually, he was an Ishmaelite from the family of Ishmael. This is another example that illustrates the effort done by both the Biblical writers and the Biblical translators to hide Ishmael and the Ishmaelite and their prophecies.
According to the Quran, it is a big sin if anyone hides the honors of a Prophet (Ishmael was both Messenger and Prophet).

The Bible hides Ishmael, another example written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
Was Jether an Ishmaelite or an Israelite in the Bible? He was an Ishmaelite. No, He was an Israelite. Actually, he was an Ishmaelite from the family of Ishmael. This is another example that illustrates the effort done by both the Biblical writers and the Biblical translators to hide Ishmael and the Ishmaelite and their prophecies.
According to the Quran, it is a big sin if anyone hides the honors of a Prophet (Ishmael was both Messenger and Prophet).

Was Jesus question hard to answer? written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Old Testament talks about the Midianites sold Joseph unto the captain of the guard Pharaoh. This verse indicates that the Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs).
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the New Testament talks about Jesus asks: if the salt has lost his saltiness, wherewith will you season it? However, the answer is easy!
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Noble Quran talks about praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds, for the victory of faith against unfaith.

When few Muslims won many disbelievers written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Old Testament talks about the Midianites sold Joseph unto the captain of the guard Pharaoh. This verse indicates that the Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs).
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the New Testament talks about Jesus asks: if the salt has lost his saltiness, wherewith will you season it? However, the answer is easy!
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Noble Quran talks about praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds, for the victory of faith against unfaith.

The Last Verse in Bible versus Quran - Chapter (37) written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Old Testament talks about the Midianites sold Joseph unto the captain of the guard Pharaoh. This verse indicates that the Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs).
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the New Testament talks about Jesus asks: if the salt has lost his saltiness, wherewith will you season it? However, the answer is easy!
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Noble Quran talks about praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds, for the victory of faith against unfaith.

The Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs) in Bible versus Quran written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Old Testament talks about the Midianites sold Joseph unto the captain of the guard Pharaoh. This verse indicates that the Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs).
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the New Testament talks about Jesus asks: if the salt has lost his saltiness, wherewith will you season it? However, the answer is easy!
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Noble Quran talks about praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds, for the victory of faith against unfaith.

The Biblical phenomenon of changing the names written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Old Testament talks about the Midianites sold Joseph unto the captain of the guard Pharaoh. This verse indicates that the Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs).
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the New Testament talks about Jesus asks: if the salt has lost his saltiness, wherewith will you season it? However, the answer is easy!
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Noble Quran talks about praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds, for the victory of faith against unfaith.

What if the salt has lost his saltiness, Jesus asks! written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Old Testament talks about the Midianites sold Joseph unto the captain of the guard Pharaoh. This verse indicates that the Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs).
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the New Testament talks about Jesus asks: if the salt has lost his saltiness, wherewith will you season it? However, the answer is easy!
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Noble Quran talks about praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds, for the victory of faith against unfaith.

The first battle between the Muslims and the disbelievers written by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Old Testament talks about the Midianites sold Joseph unto the captain of the guard Pharaoh. This verse indicates that the Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs).
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the New Testament talks about Jesus asks: if the salt has lost his saltiness, wherewith will you season it? However, the answer is easy!
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Noble Quran talks about praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds, for the victory of faith against unfaith.

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