The Quran’s Theft of Talmudic Stories

Описание: Did the Qur'an Borrow Stories from the Talmud and Jewish Midrash?

For centuries, the Qur'an has been revered as divine revelation, containing stories meant to guide, inspire, and warn. But what if many of its narratives have deep roots in Jewish traditions, including Midrash, the Talmud, and even ancient folklore?

In this video, we explore striking similarities between Qur'anic stories and earlier Jewish texts:
Iblis vs. Samael – A rebellious being refusing to bow to Adam (Sanhedrin 38b, Pirkei DeRabbi Eliezer 13-14)
Cain & Abel’s Burial – The raven’s role found in Jewish Midrash (Pirkei DeRabbi Eliezer 21)
Noah’s Rebellious Son – A detail missing in the Bible but hinted at in Sanhedrin 108b
Abraham & the Fire – A story absent in Genesis but found in Bereshit Rabbah 38:13
Solomon and the Jinn – A theme present in Talmudic and folkloric traditions
The Sleepers of the Cave – Echoing the Christian legend of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus

Are these divine revelations or reworked versions of already-circulating myths? Join us as we critically analyze these fascinating parallels and uncover whether the Qur'an was a truly original message or an adaptation of earlier traditions.

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