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*Why 33:40 cannot mean muhammad was 'The Last Prophet/Messenger' *

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    TheNabi
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    Peace

    o we have a solid understanding on what 'prophet' means?

    I don't know about "we" and conformity but to me it means informer.

    There are special circumstances applicable to the informer as they maintain a stability against enemies , and God, the Powers and Believers reach out to him .

    Joe

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      Rami
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      Peace,

      If nabi means spokesperson/announcer, which I agree it is. this means nabi is wrongly translated as prophet. Prophet means someone who prophecy future events. But a Nabi is announcer of God's words whether he prophecy or not. Mohammed, is therefore, the final spokesperson of God.

      Peace,
      Rami

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        Peace Rami

        Peace,

        If nabi means spokesperson/announcer, which I agree it is. this means nabi is wrongly translated as prophet. Prophet means someone who prophecy future events. But a Nabi is announcer of God's words whether he prophecy or not. Mohammed, is therefore, the final spokesperson of God.

        Peace,
        Rami

        I concur with the first 2 sentences of your post above , however , your conclusion in the last sentence is yet to be proved . Should we follow the same logic as your post suggested ( that Muhammad was the final Nabi ) then the same could be said of Isa ( Jesus ) Musa ( Moses ) and Ibrahim and Noah et al . For all "God's Message" is protected and cannot be altered or changef as per 159 and 6115 . The misconception here is that most muslims believe that only The Qur'an is protected , this is contrary to the verses thus cited .

        Why can't Ibrahim , Moses , Jesus and others be the final "Prophets" if they brought the same message from god ? Or have you any Qur'anic evidence that suggests that what these previous prophets brought was different from the message of the Qur'an ? Anyway , there is nothing in 3340 that says "last" , unless you translate 'khatam' to mean that which is highly questionable . Why would The God used the word "Khatam" when He could have said "Akhir" which is a precise word instead of the ambiguous Khatam 'Seal/Stamp/Mark/Imprint' ? Surely god says what he meant and not what we like to mean ?

        Peace

        almarh0m

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          TheNabi
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          Peace

          Mohammed, is therefore, the final spokesperson of God.

          Can a seal be broken ?

          Joe

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            Peace The Nabi

            Thank you for pointing out these verses , I am sure it would help me to understand the question at hand better .

            Peace

            Can a seal be broken ?

            Joe

            Now lets see those verses again indetails

            " They are made to quaff of a pure drink that is sealed " ( 8325 ) .

            " The sealing of it is (with) musk; and for that let the aspirers aspire " ( 8326 )

            If the Seal as it is used here is similar to wine cork , then yes , It can certainly be broken to get to the drink .

            In the second verse , if the seal is being praiseworthy then I will have no further question regarding this subject for now .

            Thank you and Peace be upon you .

            almarh0m

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              I don't think you can extrapolate from that verse alone whether or not there will ever being another prophet period. But in nearly two thousand years there hasn't been another successful messenger. Joseph Smith, Bahaiullah, and the Ahmadiyya guy were hardly runaway success stories.

              But from the spirit of that verse, the plain meaning can be assumed as 'Islam isn't a dynasty and Mohammed hasn't placed a mantle over any other man thus giving him his authority.'

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                I don't think you can extrapolate from that verse alone whether or not there will ever being another prophet period. But in nearly two thousand years there hasn't been another successful messenger. Joseph Smith, Bahaiullah, and the Ahmadiyya guy were hardly runaway success stories.

                But from the spirit of that verse, the plain meaning can be assumed as 'Islam isn't a dynasty and Mohammed hasn't placed a mantle over any other man thus giving him his authority.'

                bravo

                Another prophet or not, that is not going to change our situation... Our fate remain the same... We have the Quran as a guide, let's walk along and aim for paradise... And ask Allah for guidance.

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                  Peace

                  bravo

                  Another prophet or not, that is not going to change our situation... Our fate remain the same... We have the Quran as a guide, let's walk along and aim for paradise... And ask Allah for guidance.

                  Ever read in history books about a people or community that achieved a high level of "civilisation" without an Imam or Leader ? There has always been Qur'an/ Book of Guidance from god since "He" created intelligent human . Evidence from the Qur'an indicates continuity of the same process and nothing changes about human nature from time immemorial .

                  Peace

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