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Do Islam’s critics read the Koran?

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August 17, 2011

This On Faith piece asking “” title=”rest here”>rest here.

I have not actually read the Koran, primarily because the copies that I have are in Arabic. I’m also not much of a critic of the Koran. I have, however, talked with Rabbi Reuven Firestone, an Islamic scholar, about ” title=”Jews as "apes" and "swine."”>Jews as “apes” and “swine.”

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