Arabic and Islamic Books Why Vast Numbers of Muslims Revert to Christianity: The Impact of Early Muslim Scholars' Plagiarism from Christian Teach, (Paperback)

<b>Why are countless Muslims across the world quietly turning to Christianity?</b><br>The answer lies in a hidden history rarely discussed: the deep borrowing of early Islamic scholars from Christian sources. <p>In this bold and eye-opening work, Abraham Jacob uncovers how <i>Tafsir al-Tabari</i> and other early Islamic texts leaned heavily on Christian traditions, reshaping them as Islamic commentary. </p><p>Stories of the prophets Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon, John the Baptist, and even Jesus were not presented with fresh Qur'anic insight, but were often copied or adapted directly from the Bible and Christian writings. </p><p>This discovery has led many Muslims to re-examine their faith. If what they were taught as "Islamic tradition" was in fact Christian in origin, then why not return to Jesus Himself? </p><p>In <i>Why Vast Numbers of Muslims Revert to Christianity</i>, you'll discover: <br>- The shocking extent of plagiarism and reliance on Christian sources in early Islamic literature.<br>-Why hadith scholars later rejected up to 80% of reports cited by al-Tabari as unreliable.<br>-How politics and religious authority shaped the acceptance of Christian material in Islam.<br>-The growing movement of Muslims who, faced with these truths, are embracing Jesus directly.<br>-A call for authentic, evidence-based faith rooted in genuine revelation, not hearsay. </p><p>This book is not just a historical critique it's a spiritual call. Whether you are Muslim, Christian, or a seeker of truth, you will be challenged to look beyond centuries of distortion and encounter the original message of Christ. </p><p><b>Courageous, controversial, and compelling, this book dares to ask: If much of Islam was built on Christian tradition, isn't it time to return to the source Jesus Himself?</b></p>

• Arabic and Islamic Books Why Vast Numbers of Muslims Revert to Christianity: The Impact of Early Muslim Scholars' Plagiarism from Christian Teach, (Paperback)
• Author: Independently Published
• ISBN: 9798298621755
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2025-08-21
• Page Count: 160