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Hubal عبد الله 12/06/19 (Fri) 18:07:04 de1af5 No.40138

Hey guys

I used to be a Christian. I grew up a Pentecostal. The ones with the snake handlers and all that. Not very religious anymore but I love reading about other religions. They fascinate me. Even Christianity does sometimes still.

I found a post on Facebook about the God Muslims worship actually being a lunar deity named hubal.

Now. After some extensive reading on the subject I am aware of the fact Muslims deny this allegation. And I am in no way trying to say it’s true. I know that Muhammad had idols in Mecca destroyed when he invaded and conquered the city.

Due to how sometimes record keeping and misinterpretation happens. From a non biased and objective viewpoint only for debate.

Could this be possible? For instance how Christianity adopted MANY pagan holidays and customs from its domination of Europe? Just food for thought. Not here to cause a fuss. I am curious on what a Muslim would have to say about this.

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عبد الله 12/06/19 (Fri) 20:16:39 10d53c No.40139

It isn't really important. It's a complete non-issue.

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عبد الله 12/07/19 (Sat) 02:49:45 de1af5 No.40141

>>40140

Thanks man, I’ll give this a read for sure. And yeah American Protestantism is generally less intellectual than other places, I can totally see some boomers doing that.

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عبد الله 12/07/19 (Sat) 10:28:56 2767f9 No.40142

>>40138

I think you should read the Qur'an if you're interested in Islam.

Reading posts on facebook isn't really "reading" about relgions, after all.

>Could this be possible?

God being a lunar deity?

No.

If you'd read the Qur'an you'd understand that our God is one. And he's the creator of everything, not limited in any way whatsoever.

If he'd be a lunar deity he'd be limited and not the creator of everything, so there is simply no way.

>For instance how Christianity adopted MANY pagan holidays and customs from its domination of Europe?

I would argue that pagan Europe adopted many Christian customs and holidays while still staying pagan.

>Just food for thought. Not here to cause a fuss.

The problem with this statement is that's it's rather obvious that you know very little about Islam. If you were actually interested in learning more about it you'd read the Qur'an instead of posting on an alt-r— boomer q-anon forum.

I'm not saying that it's bad to come here, but I feel like our generation has to learn to "**** up and read".

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عبد الله 02/11/21 (Thu) 14:20:42 f547f2 No.43347

Hubal and Allah were two different ilah that quraysh used to worship. Hubal was the lunar deity that a female historian said was Allah, hence people nowadays think Hubal and Allah are the same. Allah was the only deity that Quraysh didn´t have a statue of around the Kaaba.

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