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- Islam permits private property.
- Islam forbids centrally planned economies.
- Islam has limited wealth redistribution: social security net for basic needs, but does NOT "ban billionaires".
- Most of all: Islam does NOT believe that class-conflict is the engine of history. The Islamic dialectic is submission vs. rebellion to God. The benevolence of divine sovereignty vs. the tyranny of men.
All of these are attested to by direct ayat and ahadith, with no difference of opinion between Islamic scholars.
I can keep going. I can also write a similar list showing how Islam contradicts capitalism. Islam is its own political system, distinct from and supreme to any man-made one. And I'm very happy to debate Haz or anyone else on this.
For those who don’t know Shapiro is referencing a problem in 1970s NYC when Hasidic landlords engaged in mass fire insurance fraud throughout the Bronx when they didn’t get the rent growth they wanted.
Such wonderful people.
There's also another remarkable inscription that also confirms yet another authentic Hadith...
It was written by Khalid, a freed slave who served a Lady called Abiyyah, who turned out to be the granddaughter of the companion "Usama bin Zayd bin Haritha" r.a.
Usama bin Zayd was like a son to the Prophet, he loved him dearly... and those who studied the companions already know Usama bin Zayd was nicknamed "the beloved of the Prophet" حِب رسول الله due to him being like an adopted son to the Prophet.
The inscription by Khalid says:
"I am Khalid, the servant of Abiyyah bint Hasan bin Usamah bin Zayd, the beloved person to the Messenger of Allah. And ask I God for Paradise."
In many Hadiths, like Hadith 1688 from Sahih Muslim, Lady Aisha reported that the companions used to nickname Usama bin Zayd as: "the beloved to the Prophet" also confirms the authenticity of Islam's major books of Hadith.
These discoveries will change Islam discourse forever... Photos below:
Archaeological evidence is among the most powerful forms of corroborative historical evidence from early Islam.
Due to the fact it was produced by people living close to the events it describes, it provides an external check on the historical record preserved in the Islamic tradition from the perspective of those who experienced these events firsthand.
Rather than supporting orientalist theories that Islamic history was invented centuries later, early Islamic inscriptions have consistently confirmed names, titles, beliefs, and events found in the Qurʾān, ḥadīth, and historical sources.
They often corroborate details that were already preserved through the Muslim scholarly tradition, further strengthening confidence in the reliability of the ḥadīth corpus.
A beautiful example of this is found in Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī, where Ibn ʿUmar (may Allah be pleased with him) would greet ʿAbdullāh ibn Jaʿfar (may Allah be pleased with him) by saying:
“O son of Dhū al-Janāḥayn (the Two-Winged One).”
This was a reference to his father, Sayyidunā Jaʿfar ibn Abī Ṭālib (may Allah be pleased with him), whom the Prophet ﷺ informed had been granted two wings in Paradise.
As for the inscription, it reads:
“I am al-Walīd, the freedman of ʿAbdullāh ibn Jaʿfar, Dhū al-Janāḥayn. My Lord, forgive me and have mercy on me.”
Significantly, the inscription independently preserves the same title, Dhū al-Janāḥayn, found in the authentic ḥadīth. It was not written to prove al-Bukhārī’s report, but reflects how Jaʿfar (may Allah be pleased with him) was actually known among the early Muslims.
Thus, this inscription serves as an external corroboration of the report in Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī, demonstrating that the title Dhū al-Janāḥayn was genuinely in use and recognized in early Islamic society.
Jesus says he doesn’t know some things, grows in wisdom, gets tempted.
Islam: yeah… sounds like a human.
Christianity: nooo, he’s fully God and fully man, knows everything except when he doesn’t, can do anything except when he can’t. 3 deities but monotheism. Very historical.
@InspiringPhilos You literally believe the same thing if you change it to “blaspheming the Holy Spirit” lol.
Yet to see a single consistent critique from you
The Mishnah claims "Abraham kept the entire Torah before it was given".
The Quran refutes this
"O People of the Scripture, why do you argue about Abraham while the Torah and the Gospel were not revealed until after him? Then will you not reason?"