A few corrections – I think you meant Sasanian for the Persian empire concerned and antiquity (not “antique”). Also, can I gently recommend using “s” not “z” to pronounce Islam (not “Izlam”).
While we are on the topic of re-evaluation, perhaps you might care to read Mohammed Omar Farooq’s 2011 book “Toward Our Reformation…” published by the IIIT for an eye-opening modern take on strategically related matters.
I also noticed in a recent YouTube video you mentioned the incident of the massacre of Bani Qurayza when comparing Muhammad to Moses. It might pain you to know that the event is certainly a later fabrication. There are 3 (maybe 4 now) peer reviewed journal articles in the modern academic literature which it would be advisable to consult. Try googling “Banu Qurayza” and the following:
Walid N. Arafat (1976)
Kister Meier (1988)
Muhammad Munir (2016) – this paper was published in the Islamabad Law Review, but is available via the SSRN.
Hi Paul,
Salaam
A few corrections – I think you meant Sasanian for the Persian empire concerned and antiquity (not “antique”). Also, can I gently recommend using “s” not “z” to pronounce Islam (not “Izlam”).
While we are on the topic of re-evaluation, perhaps you might care to read Mohammed Omar Farooq’s 2011 book “Toward Our Reformation…” published by the IIIT for an eye-opening modern take on strategically related matters.
I also noticed in a recent YouTube video you mentioned the incident of the massacre of Bani Qurayza when comparing Muhammad to Moses. It might pain you to know that the event is certainly a later fabrication. There are 3 (maybe 4 now) peer reviewed journal articles in the modern academic literature which it would be advisable to consult. Try googling “Banu Qurayza” and the following:
Walid N. Arafat (1976)
Kister Meier (1988)
Muhammad Munir (2016) – this paper was published in the Islamabad Law Review, but is available via the SSRN.
Fi Amanillah