Bible vs. Quran

The sunlight from the arched window surrounded by stained glass, red, blue, green, yellow light is reflected to the whole entrance. At our feet, when the wooden floor is walking, it reverberates and is immersed on the red carpet. A dark mahogany bench soon noticed us right and left. Just above the back wall, a female stained glass image stands on the baby in the cradle, the sun illuminates her delicate features, and she stares at the child. Her thin angelic lips were a little open, her hands were clasped together like a prayer-like posture.

There is much discussion between the Bible and the Quran about the differences and similarities between them. But the central discussion between the Bible and the Qur'an is this: Does the Bible contain tariffs (corruption) corrected by the Qur'an, or is the Quran trying to destroy God's Word in the Bible? "... If someone adds these things, God will add to him the plague written in the book. If someone removes from this prophetic word, God will write a piece of him as a book of life Put away what is written in the book from the holy city "(Revelation 22: 18-19)

What is the Quran? The Qur'an is a scripture for Muslims - they call it "the Qur'an of glory" or "Al-Mashafar - Sharif". The Quran is about 600 years after Christ. Many of its content contradicts the Bible, which records many Biblical stories. It ordered the murder of Jews and Christians, allowing polygamy (beating multiple women at once), husband hitting his wife, and Muslim men marry Christian or Jewish women. More content is mentioned in this book.

In the Quran and the Bible, there are usually more than 50 people in the same story. The Qur'an treats Enoch and Ishmael as prophets, but never raised a story. In the Bible these people are all considered to be mere people, not prophets. In the Bible without Moses, some people who came out of Egypt with the Hebrew worshiped the golden calf and said, "Israel, this is your God, take you out of Egypt." Samaria was founded and became the capital of the kingdom of northern Israel. The first king Jeroboam also made two calves and said, "Israel, these are your God they brought you out of Egypt." Later, around 700 BC, another crowd occupied Samaria. Samaritan