Crucifixion or Cruci-Fiction

Ahmad Deedat made the point so plain and conclusive that it appears the Christian community may change Good Friday to Good Thursday just so the 3-days and 3-nights can fall on a Sunday morning. This defense of Biblical truth will have Christian doctrines reexamining itself to fall back in line with the scriptures. Great job Deedat.

I recommend for anyone even curious about Islam.

The crucifixion is supported by incontrovertible evidence. The problem in that Deedat is moving the answer to the question: moving from the Islamic claim to the narrative to look for loop holes. Some of the most credible historians have investigated the claims of the crucifixion and the resurrection and found the Biblical narratives ro be very credible. Anyone looking for the truth of the crucifixion should go to a skeptic and not to a based person like Ahmed Deedat who even if presented with solid facts supporting the crucifixion, he will still stand by the error as recorded in the Quran. It is fascinating to know that the Quran devoted only one sentence on the crucifixion. Several non Biblical sources from the first century confirmed the Christian claim. How then does a man over 600 year away from the incident present a story which is the true version?Several proofs weighs for the crucifixion and subsequently the resurrection than against. I will advice anyone looking to verify Christianity claims to check ither sources which are awash on the Internet. There too many articles that prove the crucifixion and the resurrection of Jesus. The Tomb is still empty.

May Allah reward Sheikh Ahmad Deedat with paradise and accept his efforts!Indeed a great book! It is useful to those seeking the truth!

Great reading material to encourage dialogue with non Muslim friends and families. I gave it to my brother in law.

This is what all people need to read, study, and think. Very recommended for all people in the world. Sallam

easy to understand

I never had to purchase this book. The original edition was given to me several times, and I have given away numerous copies and am now all out. Coming from a Mormon background, and then exploring mainstream Christianity thereafter, I pretty much knew this stuff and questioned everything that we find in this book before ever becoming a Muslim or encountering this book. Personally, because it is actually so very much on the mark, I recommend that everyone get a hold of this book in an edition that does not omit quotes from the Qur’ān, read it like there's no tomorrow, and share what you learned. It's very helpful and very enlightening for those with the same questions I had with answers that still make absolutely no sense. I wish I had and read this book before embracing Islam. I look forward to being able to buy a case of these in an edition that doesn’t omit quotes from the Qur’ān. Otherwise, they make great tools for introducing Islam beginning with common ground.This edition is not recommended though.