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4th Rashidun Caliph (r. 656–661) and first Shia Imam
Federal and state reporting on Minnesota’s sprawling social‑services fraud prosecutions provides multiple, inconsistent tallies of convictions—ranging from “more than 50” to “more than 70” depending o...
Scholarly and popular sources in the provided set converge on one central fact: mainstream Muslim belief and many Islamic institutions maintain that the Qur’an’s text has been preserved without substa...
Federal prosecutors and courts in the sprawling Minnesota fraud cases have calculated restitution largely by tying dollar orders to quantified government losses from false claims and laundered proceed...
The mainstream Islamic claim is that Prophet Muhammad did not write the Quran; he received it as revelation from God through the angel Gabriel and his followers recorded and later compiled the text. S...
Sunni early sources emphasise a rapid, companion-led compilation of scattered written fragments and memorized recitation under Abu Bakr and an official recension under Caliph Uthman (the Uthmanic code...
No reporting in the assembled sources confirms a new arrest directly tied to the recent viral childcare-fraud allegations in Minnesota; multiple outlets say it is presently unclear whether any arrests...
The Kharijites emerged as the first major sectarian movement in early Islam during the First Fitna and played a decisive role in framing debates about legitimate leadership, faith versus deeds, and th...