Researching The Word "Jew" The word "Jews" is disputed whether it is an Arabic derivative or non-Arabic. Some have said that it is an Arabic word and is derived from " Al Hud " which means repentance and turning. Referring to the prayer of Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him), Allah (swt) said, "We turned to you. (Al Araaf Verse No, 156) And some have said that it is a non-Arabic word and refers to "Judah" who is a descendant of Bani Israel and it is attributed to the Kingdom of Judah which was in Palestine after Hazrat Sulaiman (peace be upon him). In this regard, this is more of a conjecture. Because the name "Al-Judah" was not mentioned by the Jews in their books, except for the journey of Ezra, in which the people of the Kingdom of Judah were captured and taken to Babylon. It also showed that their adoption of the title of Jews predated the fall of Persia after the fall of Babylon and its domination over them. In the term, Jews are
Initial Introduction In the Holy Qur'an, Allah Almighty orders us to avoid the anti-Islamic conspiracies of the Jews and Christians. He forbids friendship with the Jews and Christians and clearly states that they cannot be our benefactors under any circumstances. Allah says at one point that the Jews are fiercely hostile toward Muslims. Since the arrival of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the Jews have sought to destroy Islam through secret attacks and conspiracies. Therefore, Islam has always been harmed by the conspiracies of the Jews. The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict and the Debate on Recognizing Israel Hazrat Umar Farooq (RA), the second caliph, expelled the Jews from Khyber due to their conspiracies. From that time until now, the Jews, wearing the cloak of humiliation, have been engaged in conspiracies against Islam. Fifty years ago, the Jews occupied the land of Palestine through a conspiracy and then occupied Jerusalem, establishing their own country, Israel, as a t