I watched this documentary on Netflix only because Morgan Freeman is the host.
Given the large amount of budgets spent on such nice media productions, the amount of credible knowledge is expected to be higher.
Unfortunately, it is apparent from some of Mr. Freeman's lines that there is a tremendous lack of understanding about "Islam in the Quran" and this results in misleading people.
For example, somewhere in India, Mr. Freeman's lines are: "... in Christianity, Judaism, even Islam, there is one God."
I would like to ask Mr. Freeman: "What does the 'even' mean in this sentence?" To me, it means the producers of this documentary do not even know the most important message of the Quran. Because, if you try to take one God principle, that is oneness principle or the "tevhit" principle out of the Quran, it means you are trying to destroy the backbone of the message of the Quran; thus, deceiving people.
As said, you are making a multimillion budget media production. Please tell the truth. If you don't know, please ask.
Given the large amount of budgets spent on such nice media productions, the amount of credible knowledge is expected to be higher.
Unfortunately, it is apparent from some of Mr. Freeman's lines that there is a tremendous lack of understanding about "Islam in the Quran" and this results in misleading people.
For example, somewhere in India, Mr. Freeman's lines are: "... in Christianity, Judaism, even Islam, there is one God."
I would like to ask Mr. Freeman: "What does the 'even' mean in this sentence?" To me, it means the producers of this documentary do not even know the most important message of the Quran. Because, if you try to take one God principle, that is oneness principle or the "tevhit" principle out of the Quran, it means you are trying to destroy the backbone of the message of the Quran; thus, deceiving people.
As said, you are making a multimillion budget media production. Please tell the truth. If you don't know, please ask.