Response to Questions of Historical Literature. History

Response to Questions of Historical Literature
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Qu’ran
1 Muslims believed that the Quran was revealed beginning on the 6th century acround 609 CE and concluding in 632 CE.
2 The Qur’an was given to Mohammad in cave Hira near Mecca by the Archangel Gabriel.
3 The Qur’an’s proof was mainly based on faith. According to the Qur’ans revelation, Allah picked Mohammad as his prophet with the responsibility of spreading it’s teaching. Also, the Quran was unaltered and it records the exact affection of its author that is free from other people’s bias.
4 The problem arises when the proof for the authenticity was given by the same person who wrote it.
5 Since the Qur’an was unaltered, the Arabic language was used as medium to spread the dissemination of faith. The Arabic language was arguably an effective medium to study Quran. Arabic language then increased in popularity as every Islam community around the world would learn the Arabic language implying the language continuous survival.
6 Poets have rejected the stories contained in the Quran and pointed out the faults written in the Qur’an. According to records, Muhammad even threatened and supported the use of assassination to achieve political and religious goals throughout history.
7 Linguistic tools also make use of actions like eye contact and body movements, but in the Qur’an, the application of it's teachings about ethic and morality that affect human thoughts was actually put into practice by the believers and was reflected to other people.
8 Translation of the book to any other language will never be close to it's actual meaning as it sounds like poetry to the ears of men where "its very sound move men into tears". Its words are poetically complemented with each other from its start to its end.
Rule of St. Benedict
9 Benedict of Nursia wrote the rule on the monastery of Monte Cassino in the Latin Valley southeast of Rome on the sixth century.
10 Saint Benedict stated that the good leader words for "quality" more than for "quantity." A good leader demonstrate the importance of openness to immerging ideas and ready to be corrected whenever at fault. Also, a good leader respects the fulfillment of the Rule of St. Benedict.
There are many values that the Rule of St. Benedict. Among these, Respect which is treating people with dignity regardless of age, gender, race or sexu...