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beyond polytheism, and
includes some
Christians and Jews as muširkūn (
idolaters) and
kafirun (infidels). For example:
Those who say, “Allah is the Messiah...
- Jews
recognise Muhammad as a
prophet 21-23
Idolaters on the judgment-day—their
condition 24-29
Scoffing idolaters rebuked and
threatened 30-31 The condition...
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against the
violence and
immorality of
idolaters, and the
items that are forbidden/permitted to be
bought from
idolaters.
These include categories of objects...
- God’s
permission 46
Idolaters dread God but joy in
their false gods 47 God
shall judge between the
faithful and the
idolaters 48
Idolaters will give two worlds...
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Shirk (Arabic: شِرْك, lit. '****ociation') in
Islam is a sin
often roughly translated as 'idolatry' or 'polytheism', but more
accurately meaning '****ociation...
- Look up idolator or
idolater in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
idolator is a
practitioner of idolatry.
Idolator or
Idolater may also
refer to: Idolator...
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Preserver 84
Muhammad only a
public preacher 85
Idolaters recognise God's
mercy and yet deny him 86–87
Idolaters shall be
deserted by
their idols 88–89 Every...
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denotes a
temple or an idol, as many
authors believed that
Buddhists were
idolaters. They are
described further as
believing in the
eternity of the world...
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house of
idolaters in the
ancient city of Ur of the Chaldees,
likely the
place called 'Ur' in present-day Iraq, in
which case, the
idolaters would have...
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against idolatry 17
Abraham accused of
being an
impostor 18-19 He
shows the
idolaters how God's
power is
manifested in
nature 20-22 He
declares that none shall...
