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History and Prophecies-The Thamud

from The Conversation Peace Podcast w/Aquila Lynch · host Aquila Lynch

The Qur'an describes the people of Thamud. A once great civilization of people who had great skills into carving homes and other structures into mountains. At the time of revelation, no one in Arabia knew of the Nabatean. Another sign of the Holy Qur'an that modern science and scholars are discovering. This knowledge was in the Holy Qur'an over 1,400 years ago. Some images are used under the Fair Use Act of 1976. #Quran #islamichistory #prophecies #quaranic #islamic #miraclesofquran #historyandfaith #conversationpeacepodcast #withaquila #muslima #muslimcreator #spirituality #education #muslimtiktok #islamictiktok #pharaohbody #historicalaccounts #romanempireprohecy #lostcivilizations #divinerevelation #signsforthosewhoreflect #quranicmiracle #knowledgeseekers #skeptics #seekers #learnislam #didyouknow #storytimeislam #faithandwisdom #haman #lostcityofiram #cityofpillars #atlantisofthesands #yemen #oman #egypt #ad #thamud #nabateantombs #homesinmountains #sleepersofthecave #surahalkahf #romanvictory #noahandtheflood #thestoryofyusuf #abulahab #gogandmagog #noah #hud #moses #joseph #jacob #dajaal #endtimes

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