Similarities in the Abrahamic Tradition | Ustadh Dr. Ali Ataie (Interfaith Dialogue)
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2023
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This interfaith event was delivered at Islamic Center of North East Valley (ICNEV) in Scottsdale, Arizona on January 28, 2018. It was delivered via the Muslim Community Center - East Bay (MCC East Bay) in Pleasanton, California.
Ustadh Ali Ataie is a teacher and researcher of the Islamic sciences, specializing in theology and biblical interpretation. He has been both a guest lecturer and guest instructor at several colleges and universities such as California Polytechnic State University, UC Davis , UC Berkeley, and Cal State East Bay. He holds a Masters’ Degree in Biblical Studies from the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, and is working on a PhD in Islamic Biblical Hermeneutics. His comprehensive knowledge of the Jewish, Christian and Islamic traditions is matched by few. Ustadh Ali is certified in Arabic, Hebrew, and Biblical Greek, and fluent in Farsi.
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One of the most brilliant presentation, but sadly it’s too short. We need a 6hrs lecture please.
🤯 Fantastic speech, I'm "not religious" but thoroughly believe history and the Abrahamic Traditions and shared global stories as several continents can't be wrong! This has fascinated me - especially how you make the languages and meanings in different interpretations just flow off your tongue!
Whbted to comment to remind u this lecture exists i hope you are guided to islam at the end of your spiritual journey my brother🤝🤞🏽
I love Dr Ataie, may Allah bless him and his family and spread his knowledge all over the world. May Allah always keep him funny, it's so refreshing. It adds lightness to a heavy topic.
I learned so much as always from your lectures Doctor...Jazak Allah khair
Thank you for sharing. This kind of teaching really benefits my spiritual journey.
Alhamdulillah
Better audio, from this gem of knowledge
Takbeer!!
Allahu Akbar
اللة اكبر
thank you Dr Ali ... for sharing your knowledge ... alhamdulillah ... from Malaysia
Dear Dr. Ataie, you are great, you are wonderful and so knowledgeable. Wev I earn a lit from you. We are proud of you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you indeed! We are proud of you being an Iranian who teaches us about Islam! We are proud of you, as an Iranian scholar. Thank you so so much!
Very interesting, fascinating lecture. I chuckled many times.
A delight to listen to.
Allahumma barik
Ma wadda aka Rabb buka wama qala? Right? Not qaha?
35mins in , Injeel is an Arabicized Greek word? I thought the Greeks got it from Aramaic 'Awon-Galee-Yoon' anybody know?
Evangel in English
He must be a fan of Ahmad Deedat
I love these interfaith events, and Ataie is perfect for it.
Abdal Hakim Murad and Hamza Yusuf also being there would be absolutely delicious and the literal internet would break.
Ali atai is my superman
👍
18:36
1- No Muslim is extremist…. We are the (And thus we have made you a just community that you will be witnesses over the people and the Messenger will be a witness over you)
Yet extremism is a none Muslim term where it never existed throughout the Islamic history in the way that the west try’s to label Muslims at all.
The more Muslims are committed to their religion the farther they are from any form of extremism.
That being said: Islam doesn’t believe in political parties and militates and groups. Literally peace to humanity.
I wonder who would like to label it and paint it with other than it’s pure lights, brightness, and transparency!!!
Allah had warn us from evil and its traits, and never to follow its foot steps.
2- Muslims are just even to their enemies.
3- Muslims are like a palm tree… ignorant people, and media throws stones at that palm tree 🌴 and the tree returns it’s fruit to them.
4- would humans go wrong and out of patience being hit with stones all the time?
5- of course Dr. Ali did answer all questions he was asked just like he always have been a wonderful model to those that seek knowledge in the areas of his expertise, but sometimes the ignorance of those that see themselves as the greatest and most educated nation that has the biggest universities on earth happens to be the most ignorant illiterate of all, and once they find out about Islam: nothing keeps them from embracing it when they are true to themselves.
Female prophets? Please enlighten me.
Some Mufasireen had the view point that Maryam A.S. is a prophetess (nabiya) because Jibreel A.S. gave her the glad tidings of Isa A.S. which is in a sense a form of prophecy. They'd say the same about the mother of Musa A.S. and about Sarah and Hajar A.S.
There were no female prophets - men have the role and responsibility of leadership in Islam, in general. Like no man can get pregnant
That right ,but it is has khilaf ulama about it in the meaning of " prophet " was the person who contact with Alloh such Maryam she had contact with Alloh and Alloh take care of her, that why ulama include her " as a one of prophet "
This "trasmissional knowledge" that you are referring to is hardly a way to preserve the knowledge of God's teachings. In fact, this type of traditional teaching is the primary way that the teachings of men corrupt religion! Jesus himself denounced the Pharisees for adding to oral law such that they contradicted the written law, what you refer to is absolutely no different. If one wanted truth they would prefer the man who has studdied scripture without the hindrance of the traditions of men.