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17:35Now PlayingThere is a Hadith involving Al-Zut that has become one of the strangest and most awkward debates I’ve seen in a while.
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In this reaction, I break down the argument over the Arabic wording, the different interpretations, and the attempt by Muslim apologists to explain what it means when the text says they “rode upon” Muhammad.
Is this just a bad translation?
Is it a weak Hadith?
Or are the apologists trying way too hard to avoid the obvious reason people are laughing?
This one gets ridiculous fast.
Drop your thoughts in the comments — is this a serious Hadith debate, or is the wording just too funny to ignore?
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