Jessica McDonald
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fitmomzue40 :
why do some people think quran is evil? as a muslim i have never been thought that other books are evil. we are thought that all religions teach people to be good.
2026-08-06 05:27:07
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Hm656221 :
Just a quick clarification, it may or may not have been a mistake but that’s okay too if it was. In Islam, we are the children of Adam, not the children of God
2026-08-06 05:43:04
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Big.Bas :
May Allah continue guiding you. I promise, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
2026-08-06 00:43:47
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jpb2010._ :
Also, just a note, most comments I see on your videos are beautiful and encouraging and though I'm a revert (convert to Islam) us and born Muslims learn everyday. However, You will see comments here and there from even Muslims that may seem ridiculous or rude. Two things I've been taught: Islam is perfect-muslims are not. And there is a difference between CULTURE and RELIGION and a lot of people blur the lines. So if you see any comments that stands out as rude or extreme or unkind, just know that Islam is for ALL, and it's a moderate and balanced religion and way of life and avoids extremist views. And most of the comments that are terrible are usually bots trying to spread propoganda. Ignore them and stay close to the people who are kind and encouraging and friendly.
2026-08-06 12:08:25
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user706405683 :
you stumbled on something really interesting, the Arabic word for human is insaan. this word comes from the word for forgetful, indicating that by our very nature we forget, and that is why Allah reminds us repeatedly
2026-08-06 00:58:46
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The Muslim Explorer :
The easiest and best translation in my opinion is The Clear Quran, you can select it on Quran .com , I’d also advise listening to the sound of the Arabic as it’s beautiful
2026-08-06 00:19:21
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ZeeBee :
GOD HAS NO CHILDREN!!!!
2026-08-06 02:09:13
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Arab MaryPoppins :
Love what you’re doing! Small clarification, ‘prayer’ (salat)for us is an essential, physical act of prostration that we do 5 times a day. 5 times a day we drop our egos and worldly accolades to humbly remember why we are here. ‘Prayer’ in the Christian understanding is supplication (duaa). Both are essential to a relationship with our creator. This first says to utilize salat (prostration) and sabr (patience, and forbearance)
2026-08-06 00:56:37
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MQB5151 :
as a Muslim we are so proud of you and your journey
2026-08-06 01:27:40
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runta.a :
My fav verse in that is 44 “Do you preach righteousness and fail to practice it yourselves, although you read the Scripture? Do you not understand?” I had to sit with that for a couple of days and let it sink in. Also I’m so invested in your journey i keep refreshing your profile 😭😭
2026-08-06 00:31:33
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Zainoo Kay :
Sister, as a Muslim, your words serve as a beautiful reminder and made me cry
2026-08-06 09:09:14
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Edd :
God can't have children he is not creation. We are his creations.
2026-08-06 10:29:13
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Rustam :
The way you explain and clarify things is amazing. I can see you becoming a great scholar of Islam in the future, God willing.
2026-08-06 01:31:35
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Lol Lipop :
Fun fact, the arabic word for humans, and also the title of a surat, is “insan” (إنسان). It is derived from 2 root words, one being “ans” (أ ن س) which relates to companionship, friendliness, sociability, and seeing or perceiving, and the other being “nasiya” (نسي) which means forgetting. So the word for human being in arabic is literally “social being that forgets”
2026-08-06 14:02:13
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hishyummy :
Jessica, you're single handedly healing America
2026-08-07 16:20:55
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شهْد :
The word for (human) in Arabic is (insan) which scholars trace its deeper linguistic roots to (Nisyan) = Forgetfulness, it also has another root (Uns) = Sociability
2026-08-06 01:27:00
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Ahmed Fayez :
Just a tiny note, god corrects EVERYBODY in the quraan 😂. Not a specific religion or race, since it is the final book for all humanity
2026-08-06 06:05:47
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zeidanny :
I never expected a Christian to help me understand my own religion. You are doing amazing. Thank you for sharing.
2026-08-07 11:40:07
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LondonPlasterer :
Muslims consider it a direct invitation from God, the fact that you’ve opened the Quran and reading His words. He’s guiding you but this is something you won’t realise until you reflect on this experience in hindsight
2026-08-06 07:02:02
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star man :
lady you wrong it doesn't say his children in the verse . Allah does not have children . remember you reading the Quran not the bible . please don't say things that are not in the Quran . the Quran refer to the the sons of Israel not his children . thank you
2026-08-06 17:40:48
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Vault :
It’s similar to the Bible because they both came from the same God
2026-08-08 13:03:11
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Ray :
You are reading the Qur’an from a position of strength, having spent four decades studying the Gospels and the Old Testament, as you mentioned. The Qur’an is, in many ways, addressed to readers like you. That is why Surah Al-Baqarah begins by engaging the central issues immediately. It does not spend time on lengthy introductions or background narratives. Instead, it speaks directly to Muslims, Christians, and Jews because they already know the covenant, the prophetic tradition, and what it truly means to be a believer. It builds on that shared foundation and calls its readers to reflect on whether they have remained faithful to it. I have genuinely enjoyed listening to your perspective, and I hope that as the Qur’an begins to distinguish its teachings from areas where the traditions differ, we can continue connecting the central theology shared by Judaism, Christianity, and Islam to better understand why the Qur’an makes those claims. Keep going. I am really enjoying the journey.
2026-08-06 03:08:48
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Txiki77🍉 :
So beautiful! And respectful! God bless you ❤️
2026-08-06 00:19:39
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Saleemkblawe :
Your openness to learn, simply for the sake of understanding deserves real respect. May Allah bless your journey with wisdom, peace, and guide every sincere heart to the truth. 🤍
2026-08-06 01:31:21
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The Muslim Explorer :
As for your question, as Muslims, we follow the example of our Prophet regarding patience. His message was so heavily opposed and he went through so many hardships, we draw comfort and reassurance knowing that Allah tests those he loves. Prayer is our reminder to rely only on Allah and know that nothing happens unless He wills it.
2026-08-06 00:22:59
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