Did Noah's Flood Actually Happen? with Dr. Ali Ataie 

Greetings to you brother Paul. May Allah reward you by remaining upright and feeling content.

You were mentioned Paul as an upcoming podcast with Dr Atai looking forward to it

Excellent podcast, informative and great questions brother. Dr Ataie is a gem!

Dear Paul, Assalamu alaikum, Hope you are doing fine. One thing is pretty common between you and me, fondness for Dr. Ali Ataie's lectures, I Guess!

Assalamo alaikom brother paul wa rahmatu allah wa barakatuh

didn't expect you to be here

Wtf, Most certainly did not expect to see you here

It'd be a bit weird if the host just didn't say a word at all after the introductions.

well i actually thought the questions asked by the young man were pretty significant, well to be fair im not fully done watching im talking about so-far 😅

100 percent agree

😂😂😂 he is talking by his self show the PROFF where he get his opinion story . See he say like something like that 😂😂😂 he is not sure what he is talking about.

@@markbiaco9555 he has the right to his opinions. When you spend as much time studying theology and mastering multiple languages and teaching at a high level across multiple academies, you are entitled to an opinion. Otherwise what good is knowledge?

@@Tskyn talk with out references talking his own story. He never investigate the Noah arc are already found and the bible written is true . 😂😂😂 Story telling but not in history.

I'm sorry I am trying to understand your comment. Don't Muslims consider Christianity as polytheistic? I do too btw. So wouldn't that mean all religions don't go back to monotheism?

@@pavld335 we don’t mean that every religion goes back to monotheism. But that the origin of religion as a general across civilisations is monotheistic. For example, some of the the native indigenous American religions bare striking similarities to Islamic belief. On a side note Christianity does have monotheistic origin because Jesus taught monotheism and essentially preached an updated version of the religion of the Torah for his people. But yes, Christianity itself as it exists today IS polytheistic.

​@@pavld335 Jesus peace be upon him was a monotheist Not all _religions_ go back to polytheism, because some could've simply invented one from scratch However, old religions, most likely have had monotheistic roots, for example many/most polytheistic religions have a supreme Deity. From the Islamic paradigm, humanity has been receiving guidance from God since the beginning, and Satan has since then tried to make people worship something else besides God, for shirk is the worst of sins. So people started worshipping and putting intermediaries between them and this Supreme Deity. Quran 39:3 Unquestionably, for Allah is the pure religion. And those who take protectors besides Him [say], "We only worship them that they may bring us nearer to Allah in position." Indeed, Allah will judge between them concerning that over which they differ. Indeed, Allah does not guide he who is a liar and [confirmed] disbeliever. Many strands of Hinduism say that there's only One God, but in multiple forms / god divided himself. "They enter darkness, those who worship the natural elements" (Air, Water, Fire, etc.). "They sink deeper in darkness, those who worship sambhuti." [Yajurveda 40:9] The Brahma Sutra of Hinduism is: "Ekam Brahm, dvitiya naste neh na naste kinchan" "There is only one God, not the second; not at all, not at all, not in the least bit." Some knowledge could be from the prophets or messengers sent to that region, passed down but distorted heavily. Quran 16:36 And We certainly sent into every nation a messenger, [saying], "Worship Allah and avoid Taghut." And among them were those whom Allah guided, and among them were those upon whom error was [deservedly] decreed. So proceed through the earth and observe how was the end of the deniers. footnote: taghut = False objects of worship. We find heaven and hell concepts in various civilizations, which aren't that much connected to each other, for ex. (Norse mythology, Greek mythology, etc. ) And other concepts. Islam isn't perennialist though. (The perennial philosophy, also referred to as perennialism and perennial wisdom, is a perspective in philosophy and spirituality that views all of the world's religious traditions as sharing a single, metaphysical truth or origin from which all esoteric and exoteric knowledge and doctrine has grown.) The religion of all the prophets and messengers is one, Submission to God alone (Islam). Quran 23:51-52 [Allah said], "O messengers, eat from the good foods and work righteousness. Indeed, I, of what you do, am Knowing. And indeed this, your religion, is one religion, and I am your Lord, so fear Me."

@@randomcommenter8626 Same with ancient Middle Eastern religions or the amazing teachings of Taoism (e.g., by Lao Tze). As you said, Muslims who read Qur'an should be able to recognize the possibility of Divine origins before Satan managed to steer followers of those religions away from the "straight path to the One, Single Creator of all worlds" Well explained, thanks brother. God bless you! (بارك الله فيك)

How do you know he wanted to go back to monotheism?

Ameen.

Agree with you

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@@TheCreativeMinority Thank you for your response. Highly Appreciated. Keep up the good work 👍

The second question is more difficult but the first it's easy to come to a more authentic, revised opinion.

I think second is more easy to answer. We have ample evidence that there were people living in the regions far away from the flood. Indus vally or mayan . So he was not the 2nd father of the humanity , i guess , wallahu alam.

@@justsaying444 it is possible that the Black Sea food was an incident after Nuh alayhissalam. My guess is Nuh alayhissalam lived during the ice age & so did Adam alayhissalam. Perhaps Aad as well. This is why humans have existed in America, they were part of one community then they migrated and settled before the Bering Bridge melted.

MashaaaaAllah Great observation

A comet hit earth 13000 years creating a world wide. It's undeniable. It does put the mission of Prophet Nuh PBUH at a much earlier date than most scholars believe he lived in and necessitates reconsidering classical prophetic genealogy. As a matter of fact , having 140 000 prophets necessitates considering the birth of Adam and Hawa PBUH as being longer than usually thought.

Assalamu alaykum, how old are you, which institution have you studied & under which mashaïkh? it reflects, & you seem very a wise person to be around

Great post

Not questioning the validity of something is what leads to a cult.

2 : 2 5 5

Go to surah 2 verse 255 or Surah 112

God in the Quran does not state the size of the vessel.

Laughing like a fool. Sad. It's now an established fact that a world wide flood occured 12900 years ago.

@@karimb972 it's myth bro bsx there is not enough water 🌊 on earth 🌎 for world wide flood Qur'an s biggest mistake is Qur'an says water of flood too much that's 🌊 mountains drowning in flood it's unscientific mistake that flood never can drown mountain 🏔️

@@ranjodhrai5028 No brother, the flood only happened where were the human lived during that time . Not whole world.

@@rusdhyjunaid7766 where that story copy it's Story of epic of gaglamesh then Jewish wrote in Torah then Bible at end Qur'an ....... Flood on whole earth 🌎 it's mentioned in Genesis where Qur'an do copy

It has happened.

@@biochemistryiseasy no it didn't 9 people didn't round up two of every animals on the planet.

@@pavld335 who said they where only 9 people .By the way we don't know how big that boat was .And for God it is not impossible,nothing is impossible for Him .

@@biochemistryiseasy How many people rounded up every animal on the planet?

@@pavld335 Lol. The biblr says the whole world is flooded. The quran did not say the whole world was flooded. It was local.