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Did Muhammad Perform Miracles in the Quran w/ David Wood

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This video is taken from Pints with Aquinas episode #214

Performing miracles is often considered a sign of blessedness or divinity. So, did Muhammad perform miracles in the Quran?

Watch as Matt and David Wood discuss.

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