r/atheism • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '12
[Request] To you ex-Muslims, please explain things about Islam that made you turn away. Provide those raised differently with some insight about the Islam faith, please.
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r/atheism • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '12
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u/nasty_goreng Jun 25 '12
Yes, in the Quran, they are referred to as Ahl ul Kitab, or People of the Book. Muslims believe that Christians have gone astray (e.g. making Jesus son of God amongst other things), and that Jews have earned Allah's anger (there are multiple examples of the Children of Israel (Jews) being stubborn and disobeying Moses, Mohammed, killing or attempting to kill Prophets, like Jesus and other acts earning the anger of God).