I found the perfect solution for the holidays. Enjoy . . .
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Omid Safi – What Would Muhammad Do? | Nature as Scripture
Religion News Service | Blogs | Omid Safi – What Would Muhammad Do? | Nature as Scripture. This absolutely touches my soul. This tree was alive when the Prophet Muhammad walked on the Earth. This tree was probably alive when Christ walked on the Earth. This tree might have been alive during the time of Moses.
When did the Wahabbi movement become Muslim? [corrected]
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