Comments by "عبدالله" (@user-kj8yl6sn2z) on "Valuetainment" channel.

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  2. I saw many Christians and atheists convert to Islam because of their dialogues with Muslim preachers such as Sheikh Othman bin Al-Farooq, Muhammad Ali (The Muslim Lantern), Shamsi, Sheikh Muhammad Tarawneh, DawahIsEasy Channel, etc.. I also see Ahmed Deedat's debates with pastors as good because he debated with many pastors, such as: with Bishop Jose McDowell and with the American pastor, Pastor Jimmy Swaggart And Dr. Anis Shroosh, Pastor Stanley Sjoberg, Rev. Robert Douglas, Rev. Eric Bok, and Dr. Dr. Floyd Watching the stories of priests who converted to Islam is also good for understanding why Christian clerics leave Christianity and choose Islam, such as: Rev Richard L Kifer, Priest Hilarion Heagy, Priest Idris Tawfik, Priest Ibrahim Hewitt, Priest Viacheslav Polosin, Priest Leif Skjetne, Priest Dr. Gerald Derks, Priest Samuel Sharcher, Priest Dawood Al-Masry, Priest Moamen Ibrahim, Russian priest Vladimir Ugryumov, Prof. Richard Mortel, Rev Russell Ogston, Russian priest Vladislav Sokhin, Female Christian Minister Carolyn Moussa I think there are many books on the criticism of Christianity that are good for understanding the Bible with a critical thought, and the most important of these books: the book of Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah entitled: Answering Those Who Altered the Religion of Jesus Christ and the book: Izhar-ul-Haq The Truth Revealed Author Indian scholar, Maulana Rahmatullah Kairanvi and Ahmed Deedat wrote many books on Christianity And Ibn Al-Qayyim's Poem To Christians is very good for understanding rational criticism on the idea of ​​the doctrine of the Trinity. The poem assumes questions that any Christian is supposed to answer.
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  6. @@whitequetzal1190 Why twist the facts? Do you think that the youth of Western nations are idiots and only follow Fox News and CNN? First: The Canaanites are Arabs, and this is an absolute fact according to history teachers. They are among the peoples of the Arab Peninsula who moved 6000 years before AD and before the Prophet Jacob lived there temporarily in Palestine before moving to Egypt. Most of the Canaanites converted to Islam while they were in their land, and some Arab Muslims moved from the Arabian Peninsula to Palestine with their cousins ​​and married each other because they were originally one people and in an Arab land. The Semitic Jews are part of the Arab social fabric in large parts of our Arab world, and our problem is with the Zionists and the strange ethnic peoples who came to the land of Palestine from Europe and Russia, and most of them are from races that are neither racially from the children of Israel nor from the Semitic peoples, but rather from the Khazar Turks, the Russians, the Abyssinians, etc.. Therefore. I hope to analyze the genetic fingerprint and expel the majority of foreign Jews from the Arab land of Palestine. Second: The occupier is the one who carries out a genocidal war, not the other way around, because when indigenous peoples occupy their homelands, they are few in number or militarily weak. The Jews came under the protection of the British and were armed militarily, then they displaced and exterminated millions of Palestinians who had embraced them for centuries. Therefore, these Palestinian peoples are displaced, and the Palestinians live in many parts of the world because they were expelled and many of them were killed. All attempts to justify the arrival of millions of multi-ethnic Jews who have no connection to the land of Palestine, or to justify the displacement of Palestinians from their homes and their killing under the pretext that the land of Palestine belongs to the children of Israel and we all know that you are strangers to this land, so do not make yourself a ridiculous lie because the youth of the peoples Westerners read books and follow other channels and no longer blindly follow the political agendas of AIPAC and other Jewish institutions that control the American media and American politics.
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