Arabian Adventures for DF

Phantasm · 12-13-2015, 02:22 PM

I should also note that it's Islamic thought that each of their Prophets - all the way back to Adam - practiced and taught "pure Islam", which likely included the dietary restrictions.

Of course, whether any Prophet in the Quran before Noah (and yes, they count Noah as a Prophet) ate meat at all is debatable. I'm not up on my Quran, so I'm not sure if the "no meat" restriction in place before the Judeo-Christian Flood is in there.

(I should note that Islam counts most of the 'Big Names' in the Old Testament and Jesus as Prophets; Mohammad is just counted as the "final and most important Prophet").

12-13-2015, 02:22 PM	#20
Phantasm Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: On the road again...	Re: Arabian Adventures for DF I should also note that it's Islamic thought that each of their Prophets - all the way back to Adam - practiced and taught "pure Islam", which likely included the dietary restrictions. Of course, whether any Prophet in the Quran before Noah (and yes, they count Noah as a Prophet) ate meat at all is debatable. I'm not up on my Quran, so I'm not sure if the "no meat" restriction in place before the Judeo-Christian Flood is in there. (I should note that Islam counts most of the 'Big Names' in the Old Testament and Jesus as Prophets; Mohammad is just counted as the "final and most important Prophet"). __________________ "Life ... is an Oreo cookie." - J'onn J'onzz, 1991 "But mom, I don't wanna go back in the dungeon!" The GURPS Marvel Universe Reboot Project A-G, H-R, and S-Z, and its not-a-wiki-really web adaptation. Ranoc, a Muskets-and-Magery Renaissance Fantasy Setting