Murad: By changing 2 words Muslims adulterated the text!

To see more of Murad's videos, go to his YouTube channel 'Saint Murad' here: https://www.youtube.com/c/SaintMurad/videos To see more of Mel's videos, go to his YouTube channel 'Origins' here: https://www.youtube.com/c/OriginsofIslam/videos Murad points to a glaring adulteration by Muslims in the 8th century of what was previously a beautiful hymn written by the early church Hymnographer St Ephrem in the 4th century. When you look at Surah 44:54 in the Qur'an, it says, "So it will be, and we shall marry (Zawaj) them to fair females (Houris = Pearls)", suggesting that when men go to paradise they will be married to beautiful women. Murad points out that this was a hymn which was first written by St Ephrem in the 4th century, referring to the "pearls" (which are 'Houris' in Aramaic) whom the believer will be "united with" ('Zawaj'), suggesting clearly that all believers will be united with Jesus Christ in heaven. Instead of retaining that beautiful meaning in this passage, the Muslims changed the word 'Zawaj' which in Aramaic meant 'united with' and replaced it with 'marry', and subsequently took the word 'Houri' which meant 'pearl' in Aramaic and replaced it with 'fair females'. What was a beautiful hymn and something to look forward to in St. Ephrem's hymn (i.e. uniting ourselves with Christ), has now been adulterated by the Muslims as a cheap and carnal sexual attraction for men. © Pfander Centre for Apologetics - US, 11/24/2022 (69,180) Music: "Mellow Sweet Traditional" by Musiclfiles, from filmmusic-io