Zoroastrianism influenced Judaism, Christianity and Islam - Shabbir Ally

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A viewer asks, "Some people (among theme are some "Quranist" muslims) say that our 5 daily prayers are borrowed from zoroastrianism, because according to the claimants zoroastrians pray 5 daily "namaz" at the same time frames and according to them this is "too much coincidence". How can we refute this strange theory?" Dr. Shabir Ally shares his answer.
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