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Azahari Hassim In Samaritan belief, the Messiah is a significant figure known as the “Taheb,” which means “Restorer” or “Returning One.” The Samaritans believe that the Taheb will be a prophet like Moses who will restore true worship and bring about an era of peace and righteousness. Unlike Jewish messianism, which emphasizes a kingly MessiahContinue reading “How is the concept of the Messiah in Samaritan belief and which passage in their Torah alludes to the arrival of their awaited Savior?”

Azahari Hassim From a Quranic perspective, the Western Wall or Wailing Wall is considered a part of Al-Aqsa Mosque according to Surah 17 verse 1 in the Quran. How is this theological viewpoint presented? According to the Quranic perspective, the Western Wall or Wailing Wall is considered a part of Al-Aqsa Mosque because it isContinue reading “The Western Wall or Wailing Wall is considered a part of Al-Aqsa Mosque”

Azahari Hassim In Islamic tradition, Hagar, known as Hajar in Arabic, holds a significant and revered position. Her story is prominently featured in various Hadith (sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad) and Islamic teachings. Here are some key aspects of what Hadith and Islamic tradition say about Hagar: One of the most well-known storiesContinue reading “Hagar in Islamic Tradition”

Azahari Hassim Genesis 15, verse 18 reads: “In the same day the Lord made a covenant with Abram, saying, Unto thy seed have I given this land, from the river of Egypt unto the great river, the river Euphrates”. Genesis 15, verse 18 is a specific verse in the Bible, which is part of theContinue reading “The connection between Islam and the land that God promised to Abraham in the Torah”

Azahari Hassim Some believe that Daniel 7, verse 25 alludes to Constantine the Great, who presided over the council of Nicaea, while Daniel 7, verse 13, points to Muhammad’s Night Journey. How is this argument explained? This is a very controversial argument that is not widely accepted by most biblical scholars and Christians, who believeContinue reading “The Prophecy of Daniel: Constantine the Great and Muhammad the Prophet”

Azahari Hassim A considerable obstacle to the Jews rebuilding their temple in Jerusalem is the current presence of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock, two of the holiest sites in Islam. Both structures are located on the Temple Mount (known as Haram al-Sharif in Islam), which is traditionally believed to be theContinue reading “What is a considerable obstacle to the Jews to rebuild their temple in Jerusalem?”

Azahari Hassim Jesus, in Mark Chapter 8, verse 38, says:. “For whoever is ashamed of me and my words in this adulterous and sinful generation, the Son of Man will also be ashamed of him when he comes in the glory of his Father with the holy angels.” The interpretation of the term “Son ofContinue reading “Exploring the Interpretations of ‘Son of Man’ in Biblical Scholarship: Diverse Perspectives”

Azahari Hassim Some believe God made a covenant with Abraham through Ishmael rather than Isaac. God chose Israel as his chosen nation prior to the coming of Prophet Muhammad who fulfilled all God’s promises to Abraham. After all, Ishmael was a firstborn, and both Hagar and Ishmael played important roles in the Hajj event togetherContinue reading “The Argument for God’s Covenant Through Ishmael: An Articulation of Islamic Perspective”

Azahari Hassim Some believe that the prophecy in the Torah (Genesis 21 verse 18) was fulfilled when Allah established Hajj as an Islamic rite. Pilgrims perform Sa’i in memory of Hagar, who searched for water for her infant son, Ishmael, in the desert, and Allah provided them with the well of Zamzam. Sa’i, which involvesContinue reading “Hagar’s prophecy (the mother of Ishmael)”

Azahari Hassim Is Allah the God of Israel? The question of whether Allah is the God of Israel connects to broader theological, historical, and linguistic discussions. In essence, the answer can vary significantly depending on religious and cultural perspectives: 1. Islamic Perspective: In Islam, Allah is the Arabic word for God, and Muslims believe AllahContinue reading “Exploring the Question: Is Allah the God of Israel Across Different Faiths”