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Using the Quran and Sunnah to defend Islam in arguments عبد الله 05/11/21 (Tue) 21:18:29 0cebf3 No.43921

Salam, whenever I'm watching people like Zakir Naik on the internet talk about Islam they're always able to strengthen their arguments with citations from the Quran and quotes from the prophet (PBUH). Is this all just scripted or are people like him really able to give answers to Islamic questions backed up by Quran verses and where you can find them with this much ease?

I know 2 djuzz of the Quran but barely know any of the stories behind hem even though I speak moderate Arabic and read the English translations.

Where can I get started extending my knowledge and using it to strengthen my imaan?

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عبد الله 05/11/21 (Tue) 21:54:31 a1176d No.43922

>>43921

quran.com

sunnah.com

Nothing is hidden in Islam. All knowledge is readily available to all who seek it.

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عبد الله 05/16/21 (Sun) 08:24:39 d1dabc No.43980

>>43921

that's a terrible accusation, brother

I wouldn't be surprised if a muslim can quote Islamic sources since it's very common for us to memorize the Quran and Sunnah, even the Sahaba used to memorize the entire Quran

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عبد الله 05/22/21 (Sat) 16:41:14 8f23d2 No.44038

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Wa alaikum asalam. it is definitely possible as I have done it multiple times as well. It really just comes with time and exposure to Islamic sources. This highlights the importance of making sure that your foundation and aqeedah is strong because you are able to deflect almost any point with just that. Read the Qur'an, listen to scholars (I watch Uthman al-Khamis on youtube, both his lectures and short fatwas), be around Muslims, read proper aqeedah books, and it eventually comes naturally. By the way, do not feel bad about not being able to do this, there's no shame in it at all

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