Fariq Naik – God is One according to the Old and New Testaments and the Quran

13 September 2024

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The speaker discusses various historical events and quotes sources. They mention the book of Deuteronomy, which is said to be the first of all commandments, and the Surah Nisa, which is said to be the fourth of all commandments. The speaker also mentions Jesus Christ's ability to create partnerships with people and to forgave anything anyone wants.

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The similar message it mentioned the bible.

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If you read the bible it'll mention the

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book of Deuteronomy chapter number 6 verse number

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4. Shama Israelo

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Adonayla high night night night night. You're oh

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Israel. The Lord our God is one God.

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Most, peace be upon him, says this. And

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when Jesus Christ, peace be upon him, was

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asked which was the first of the commandments?

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He repeated what

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was said by Moses, peace be upon him.

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It is mentioned in the gospel of Mark

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chapter number 12 verse number 29. Jesus Christ

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peace be upon him says

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that Shama Israel.

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The Lord, our God is one God.

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And it is mentioned in the glorious Quran.

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The Surah Nisa chapter number 4 verse number

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that

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Allah forgives not that partners

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should be set up with him, but he

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forgives

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anything else to whom he pleases.

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To set up partners with him is to

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device a sin most heinous indeed.

"I really think this is one of the greatest causes one could support"

Mufti Ismail Menk