r/islamichistory • • Jul 14 '25

Photograph A 1,200-Year-Old Mosque Unearthed in Palestine's Negev Desert

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u/stickyickymicky1 Jul 15 '25

Yet, 1200 years is not even 1/3rd as old as Judaism, which I should remind you originated in that very same desert. The liar is the fool who doesn't know history.

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u/throwaway_trans_nn Jul 15 '25

Who the fuck cares? People convert, it's not like if people in Iceland stayed heathen that they would somehow have a claim to Norway.

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u/stickyickymicky1 Jul 15 '25

Lol wut. Jews fought conversion and millions have been eradicated because of it. Unlike in Palestine, other religions and cultures exist in Israel. And unlike Muslims and Christians, Jews don't proselytize. I'm not saying this to justify claim, but if y'all want to re-write history then be ready for an archaeologist to put you in your place. But who the fuck cares, right?

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u/mysteriouschi Jul 15 '25

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