Are Muslim circumcised?

Annie,

All I know is that Jesus was circumcised according to that Eternal Covenant. He was circumcised to keep him within that Eternal Covenant between God and Abraham, irrespective of Isma'eel or Issac.

Mary and her people knew that Jesus had to be circumcised for she did not want Jesus to come under this clause: "The uncircumcised male whose foreskin has not been circumcised, shall have his soul cut off from his people; he has broken My covenant.' Genesis 17:12-14"

It is no good reason to say that the Gentiles were excluded. The Law did not mention the Gentiles were excluded. It is simple. Jesus was circumcised so all his followers must get circumcised or have their souls cut off from Jesus!  All those who taught the Gentiles, had their foreskins chopped off!  They knew well that the civilised Gentiles would not want to get such a horrible cut and were scared.

So, in order to win them, The Eternal Covenant was damned, discarded and thrown away. Thus Circumcision became an Apocrypha!

Andalus,

From you: "Circumcision was practiced before the Torah was revealed."

You are absolutely right. Torah was not even there then.

"Ishmael was the first born. It is absurd that Abraham would wait until the second born to have his child circumcised, and then not do it to the eldest son."

Issac was born more than a year later after Abraham circumcised himself at 99 and his son Isma'eel at 13. Issac must have been circumcised but not necessarily on the eighth day, as this instruction was given only to Moses. We cannot run Abraham on Mosaic Laws.

BMZSP,too late friend too late.......

Sure there is Annie. The idea of a perfect "man sacrifice" is steeped in pagan belief. The idea of trinity is influenced by pagan belief. The whole idea that one is really not one but a compound one shown by manipulation of Hebrew grammer and volumes of never ending thesises is a huge evidence that the church fathers were uneasy about their own beliefs.

In the Old Testament you will find passages where one person sacrificed himself for others and atoned for sins.

The trinity is supported by Biblical Scriptures.  What I mean by that is that there is only one God and that this one God works through His Word/mouth and creates and that this one God also uses His Holy Spirit.  Jesus in fact made the Holy Spirit's role quite clear in the Gospel of John.