The Hijazi Torah, authored by Dr. Mohammed Mansour, second edition

A new revelation insists on three persons that correct Western biblical studies entirely: first, that Mother of the Cities and what surrounds it is the holy land that God wrote for Ibrahim; not Palestine. Second, that the Children of Israel are extinct Arabs who were on the Hanifiyyah then on the law of Musa (peace be upon him) then on disbelief—after the conquest of Nebuchadnezzar—and then became Muslim with Muhammad (peace be upon him), and that the majority of Jews today, including those in Palestine, do not belong to Ibrahim (peace be upon him) according to DNA studies. Third, that the texts of the Torah, foremost among them the tablets of Musa (peace be upon him), were written in an ancient Arabic dialect, which is the first Kanana dialect that inhabited Tihama Al-Hijaz since the third millennium BC, and in a script that conflicts with Badi' al-Sibawayh's spelling rules. And although Dr. Kamal al-Salibi has explored the geography of the Torah, it was destined for Dr. Muhammad Mansour to reconsider its language and geography; he uncovered a great heritage deeply rooted in Arab history, which is indispensable for understanding the present of the Arab nation with the vitality of its heritage.