They aren't. It's a very common myth, spread by both religions, that "thousands" (or in some versions, "millions") of members of one religion are leaving and embracing the other religion. But statistics show that while both Christianity and Islam do a lot of missionary work, neither religion is attracting large numbers from the other. Sometimes, Christians or Muslims will spread this story because they sincerely believe their religion is the true one, and they think members of the other faith ought to convert. And sometimes, this story is spread after a few people convert from one religion to the other-- believers see this as a wonderful sign and then exaggerate the number to make it seem that their faith is winning the battle for converts. It is certainly true that some Christians have become Muslims. It is also true that some Muslims have become Christians. But it is not true that "thousands of Bible scholars" have embraced Islam.
The scholars, preachers, jurists, traders, tourists, and spiritual scholars (Called Sufis) spread Islam.
The Bible is to Christianity as the Qur'an (Koran) is to Islam.
the best sect in Islam, are those who practise the quran and sunnah based on the understandings of the first scholars of Islam...(why the first scholars?) the first scholars of Islam because most of them met the companies of the prophet Muhammed, and learn from them(the companies) the whole Islamic religion.
Christianity is to Bible as Islam to Quran.
Scholars; as all others; believe that Islam is God religion that created by God since and even before start of universe creation. Refer to question below.
She was one of the leading German scholars on Islam.
Mansa Musa
No. There are rumors that he converted to Islam but its not true. He read the holy bible and believed in god.
The term "reverting to Islam" is used instead of "converting to Islam" because it is believed that everyone is born with a natural inclination towards Islam, and by embracing the faith, one is returning to their original state of being.
Islam
Saudi Arabia is where Islam originated from. Makkah and Madina Munawar of it's cities are the two most important Islamic cities of the world.Answer 2According to Shia Islam scholars in Saudi Arabia a version of Sunni Islam called Wahhabism is practiced by government and majority of Saudi Islamic scholars.
The Ulama is the collective word for people educated in Islam, for example the scholars.