Maxwell Shimba 
Historical Errors in the Quran [EPUB ebook] 

Historical Errors in the Quran

In this unique book, Historical Errors in the Quran, Dr. Maxwell Shimba conducts an in-depth examination of the historical narratives found in the Quran, comparing them with evidence from history, archaeology, and other ancient writings. Are the Quran’s historical claims confirmed by independent historical records, or do contradictions emerge that warrant closer scrutiny?

Dr. Shimba begins this journey by analyzing stories of notable figures such as Moses, Noah, Jesus (Isa), and Solomon, highlighting how the Quran portrays them and whether these accounts match real history. In his analysis, he points out significant inconsistencies in areas such as the issue of crucifixions in ancient Egypt, the presence of Samaria during Moses’ era, and the claim of Arabian idols existing before Noah’s time-elements that do not align with known historical evidence.

One of the main themes of this book is the Quran’s assertion that every nation received an Islamic messenger, yet there is no historical proof that many ancient communities ever had an Islamic message or the prophets mentioned. Instead, history shows that most societies followed indigenous pagan religions with no trace of Islamic teachings prior to Muhammad’s time.

The author also examines how the Quran addresses Jesus, in contrast with Christian scriptures. Is the Quran’s Jesus the same historical figure known from Christian and other historical sources? Dr. Shimba demonstrates how the Quran’s interpretation of Jesus’ life conflicts with existing historical records and earlier traditional writings.

Additionally, the book explores the idea that Solomon was granted a kingdom so vast it could not be surpassed. Is there archaeological proof for such an empire? According to historical sources, there is no archaeological indication of a Solomon-led kingdom possessing global power, as claimed by the Quran.

Dr. Maxwell also addresses the Quran’s claim that the Children of Israel inherited the land of Egypt after Pharaoh was destroyed, which clashes with the biblical story and historical evidence of ancient Egypt. If the Israelites really took over Egypt following Pharaoh’s downfall, why is there no record of such an event in Egyptian history?

In this book, the author puts forward a strong argument that the Quran was not directly sourced from accurate history, but rather drew upon various tales circulating in Muhammad’s time and reworked them in line with Islamic teachings. This raises a vital question: If the Quran is God’s infallible book, why do some of its historical narratives lack external confirmation?

Historical Errors in the Quran is a thought-provoking work that encourages readers to examine history closely and consult diverse historical and archaeological sources to find the truth behind these narratives. Are you ready to open your mind and confront arguments that may alter your perspective on the Quran’s historical claims?

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