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Reader comment on item: Hamza Yusuf Fails My "Test"

Submitted by Harald Yahya Köpping (United States), Apr 20, 2006 at 03:12

As a Muslim who believes that the Qur'an is the revealed word of God, one can impossibly pass this test. I believe that this test ... spreads the idea that Islam is an extremist and intolerant religion. Does believing that your book is the book of God mean that you are radical? An immense amount of Americans believe that the Bible is the word of God. We believe that the Qur'an is the word of God.

Nevertheless, may He guide and forgive Daniel Pipes.

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I failed :D [40 words]JasmineMay 7, 2009 09:18
Defining Islam [29 words]JCSep 9, 2008 10:54
I like Hamza Yusuf, from an Orthodox Christian [75 words]EliasJun 28, 2008 11:33
↔ I Failed, Yessss!!!! [26 words]SaqibJun 1, 2009 17:48
my high model [23 words]adnanJan 24, 2008 19:50
brother hamza i think you are doing a great job out there. [79 words]amal hassanDec 29, 2007 21:03
Hi Hamza, I have some further questions [650 words]ArchimedesApr 16, 2007 13:21
zaytuna.org [275 words]SubriahOct 25, 2006 23:03
↔ Hamza [162 words]DavidOct 26, 2006 22:31
↔ Read this. [755 words]SubriahOct 27, 2006 21:50
↔ Thanks for your comments Subriah [1365 words]Archimedes2Apr 17, 2007 11:00
↔ Interesting. [351 words]Anoy.Apr 21, 2007 07:32
↔ Stick to breakfast cereal; it's more nutritious [608 words]Archimedes2Apr 22, 2007 23:37
↔ Shorter response [141 words]Archimedes2Apr 23, 2007 09:44
↔ Hamza is not Islam [221 words]NisreinApr 26, 2007 20:57
there's only one Islam [930 words]KhalilSep 14, 2006 10:07
Hamza Yusuf in NPR glowpiece [43 words]Charlie QuidnuncSep 11, 2006 15:15
unfair test [9 words]randyAug 21, 2006 19:54
test..proves what??so hamza yusuf didnt pass daniels test...big deal he is not a perfect person.. [133 words]aliAug 9, 2006 00:23
⇒ Failed the test! [84 words]Harald Yahya KöppingApr 20, 2006 03:12
may God bless your efforts
[w/response] [60 words]		EimadApr 18, 2006 22:23
What Exactly Does This Test Measure? [38 words]UC Berkeley Political ScientistMar 10, 2006 19:21
↔ Reply from a fellow Professor with PhD [470 words]archimedes2Apr 16, 2007 13:48
Not getting it [141 words]Khuram HussainJan 5, 2006 18:16
↔ l love you Hamza Yusuf one [51 words]khalooApr 15, 2007 06:01
↔ respect note [29 words]leen al_masriJun 2, 2009 08:29

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