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:: Who brought AlQuraan/AlKitaab? Muhammed? NO!!! ::

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    Mazhar
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    We have experience of many members who kept posting meaningless talks or clapping but never to substantiate. And then went away. Obviously rubbish cant be substantiated.

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      Maha
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      We have experience of many members who kept posting meaningless talks or clapping but never to substantiate. And then went away. Obviously rubbish cant be substantiated.

      Frankly Mazhar, I find it VERY difficult to understand what you are talking about. And I just never get your point. And I know that others here also find it difficult to understand you as well. In any case, I was waiting for brother mmkhan to share more of his thoughts. If you could kindly stop posting, you would save everyones time.

      Peace

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        Mazhar
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        I know self adopted stupidity is deep rooted in all cells of the brain. But there is no harm trying.

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          GODsubmitter
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          "His Qaum" denotes none else but Bani Israel. And the entire discourse is about reminding the Bani Israel of their past history.

          I agree

          The whole Qur'an is but the reminder for the Bani Israel and followers of Jesus, and it doesn't bring anything new which is not already in the Torah! Present Islam is but an invention of men as a new innovation, same as Christianity.
          Jesus was the most perfect Jew, same as Moses who is the greatest prophet of them all.

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            GODsubmitter
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            So, could we keep up the subject gentlemen , and do try to answer the question

            Who brought AlQuraan/AlKitaab? Muhammed? NO!!!

            (do try to answer without old or new hadiths),

            thank you

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              Mazhar
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              The whole Qur'an is but the reminder for the Bani Israel

              Only to admonish them that they are going to be the worst of the creatures. Condemned and cursed for ever. They were cursed also by Dawood alahisalam and Easa alahissalam.

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                Bender
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                Only to admonish them that they are going to be the worst of the creatures. Condemned and cursed for ever. They were cursed also by Dawood alahisalam and Easa alahissalam.

                Salaam,

                hypno

                From where did you got this wrong understanding?
                Can you please give us some verses to support your understanding?
                Please don't quote 578 nope

                And who are Bani Israel according you?

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                  Maha
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                  I agree

                  The whole Qur'an is but the reminder for the Bani Israel and followers of Jesus, and it doesn't bring anything new which is not already in the Torah! Present Islam is but an invention of men as a new innovation, same as Christianity.
                  Jesus was the most perfect Jew, same as Moses who is the greatest prophet of them all.

                  That may seems to mean that Quran was written shortly after Jesus death .

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                    Maha
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                    Only to admonish them that they are going to be the worst of the creatures. Condemned and cursed for ever. They were cursed also by Dawood alahisalam and Easa alahissalam.

                    Lol. rotfl David and Jesus were both from Bani Israel so it's hard to believe that They cursed themselves . Please use your brain.

                    Peace .

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                      Mazhar
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                      Lol. rotfl David and Jesus were both from Bani Israel so it's hard to believe that They cursed themselves . Please use your brain.

                      Peace .

                      The job of the jokers is to laugh and make people laugh mostly thru stupid things.

                      Ease alahissalam did not belong to Bani Israel. He is not from that Qaum-nation. He was son of Syeda Maryam.

                      Dawud alahissalam was the Messenger to Bani Israel. He also cursed those of his nation Bani Israel who did not believe.

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                        357
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                        So, could we keep up the subject gentlemen , and do try to answer the question

                        Who brought AlQuraan/AlKitaab? Muhammed? NO!!!

                        (do try to answer without old or new hadiths),

                        thank you

                        Try this...........if you have time.

                        http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9600004.msg239942#msg239942

                        peace

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                          GODsubmitter
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                          Thank you so much brother @357!

                          It is utterly interesting and informative!

                          Thank you for the links and threads, don't know how would I be able to find them otherwise.

                          peace

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                            Wakas
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                            Just read the first post. The evidence presented is very poor in my view.

                            All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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                              Mazhar
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                              Just read the first post. The evidence presented is very poor in my view.

                              Salaam,

                              I was wondering who brought AlQuraan/AlKitaab, but could not find any answer from AlQuraan till now. But Allah has shown me something just now, lets take a look at it.

                              6940
                              6940 Indeed, it is surely a speech of a noble Messenger.

                              8119
                              8119 Indeed, it is surely a speech of a noble Messenger.

                              Who is this Rasoolin Kareem ?

                              Some say, he is Jibraeel - There is no evidence from AlQuraan that Jibraeel is a Rasoolin Kareem.

                              Some say, he is Muhammed - There is no evidence from AlQuraan that Muhammed is a Rasoolin Kareem.

                              No other choice left. But no body ever think, whom Allah called a Rasoolin Kareem. Can you guess? Try!! OK! Please check 4417

                              4417
                              4417 And We had already tried before them the people of Pharaoh, and there came to them a noble messenger.

                              A Noble Messenger is with "M", that is not Muhammed, not Me either but that is Musa. This is only messenger called Rasoolin Kareem in AlQuraan.

                              One word suffices to prove how erroneous is the premises of thread.

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                                mmkhan
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                                One word suffices to prove how erroneous is the premises of thread.

                                How ? Will you please explain?

                                And what does means as per your understanding?

                                May Allah guide us to His path pr
                                mmKhan

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                                  Mazhar
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                                  How ? Will you please explain?

                                  And what does means as per your understanding?

                                  May Allah guide us to His path pr
                                  mmKhan

                                  ?? ?? ??

                                  Pronoun Hum refers to the people whom Qur'aan addressed and before them in time line were the nation of Pharoah.

                                  Pronoun Hum refers to the people . Subject of verb, that is who came to them is . It is indefinite noun therefore needs to be made somewhat specific so adjectival makes it specified. This is an episode of long time back than the people referred by ? .

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                                    Borakk
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                                    Salam mmKhan,

                                    This is my post in another topic regarding the issue. I'm posting it here

                                    You do have a point from the Quranic perspective that Quran was given to Moses, not Muhammad. This view has some support in historical records because some manuscripts from the very early period of Islam (7th century) shows that the Saracens/Muhageerens/Hagarenes/Ishmaelites (today's "muslims&quot had very good relations with the Jews of the time. The jews were even fighting alongside the Muslims. Apparently, the hostility between Jews and muslims started after AbdulMalik ibn Marwan and gained full traction during Abbasid period when hadiths such as those which prophecise killing jews were invented.

                                    However the first question that comes to my mind is how come the quran discusses about Jesus, Mary, Zachariah, hijrah (emigration), Yathrib, Mecca and other concepts that came after Moses? Also, how come quranic manuscripts older than 7th century has not been found as the bible has been?

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                                      GODsubmitter
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                                      Salam mmKhan,

                                      This is my post in another topic regarding the issue. I'm posting it here

                                      You do have a point from the Quranic perspective that Quran was given to Moses, not Muhammad. This view has some support in historical records because some manuscripts from the very early period of Islam (7th century) shows that the Saracens/Muhageerens/Hagarenes/Ishmaelites (today's "muslims&quot had very good relations with the Jews of the time. The jews were even fighting alongside the Muslims. Apparently, the hostility between Jews and muslims started after AbdulMalik ibn Marwan and gained full traction during Abbasid period when hadiths such as those which prophecise killing jews were invented.

                                      However the first question that comes to my mind is how come the quran discusses about Jesus, Mary, Zachariah, hijrah (emigration), Yathrib, Mecca and other concepts that came after Moses? Also, how come quranic manuscripts older than 7th century has not been found as the bible has been?

                                      Very interesting post...
                                      But I think no Bible in its entirety was found before 7th C either... just some scattered scrolls in Hebrew I think...
                                      And the oldest complete Hebrew Bible is from 10th century I think... (if you want I can gather the proofs and data again)
                                      That's what made me think at one point that the Qur'an might be even earlier Scripture then the Bible... )
                                      But then, historicity and linal perception of time is not such a serious category...

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                                        mmkhan
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                                        However the first question that comes to my mind is how come the quran discusses about Jesus, Mary, Zachariah, hijrah (emigration), Yathrib, Mecca and other concepts that came after Moses? Also, how come quranic manuscripts older than 7th century has not been found as the bible has been?

                                        Salaam Borakk,

                                        Please take a look at my reply#10 of this thread or click here. And regarding Eisa, Maryam, Zachariayya, I think they all are available at the same time of Musa as per 1928. And Yathrib, Makkah etc, are not referring to physical places as per my understanding.

                                        Red I cannot say anything about manuscripts, they might have destroyed and that is not important as a part of this discussion.

                                        If alQuraan was given to Musa in writing, it might have given in parts. For example, one task was given to Musa, like going to Firaun, then their communication, etc. is mentioned in writing and given to Musa and so on. This is how I think now.

                                        May Allah increase us in knowledge and guide us to His only path pr
                                        mmKhan

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                                          mmkhan
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                                          ?? ?? ??

                                          Pronoun Hum refers to the people whom Qur'aan addressed and before them in time line were the nation of Pharoah.

                                          Pronoun Hum refers to the people . Subject of verb, that is who came to them is . It is indefinite noun therefore needs to be made somewhat specific so adjectival makes it specified. This is an episode of long time back than the people referred by ? .

                                          Yes, so what is the problem here? How is this support what you said "One word suffices to prove how erroneous is the premises of thread."?

                                          If you read my opening post, it already clearly said that this is referring to qawme firaun.

                                          I think, you misunderstood the concept of this thread. Please re-read it.

                                          May Allah increase us in knowledge and guide us to His only path pr
                                          mmKhan

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