Raymond Ibrahim

Did Men Ride Muhammad, or Did Jinn Ride—and POSSESS—Him?

1 h 45 min · 29 de abr de 2026
portada del episodio Did Men Ride Muhammad, or Did Jinn Ride—and POSSESS—Him?

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A deep dive with Raymond Ibrahim, David Wood, Jai, and DoC, into the infamous hadith concerning Muhammad's nightly desert encounter with the "people of Zutt." RaymondIbrahim.com

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