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Qoran is the word of GOD

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    boricuaboi85
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    salaam

    the bismillah at beginning of each sourate is already a response.
    "In name of GOD..." means that Rassool is a messenger who reads a message from his sender, GOD.

    Peace

    I agree, Bimillahi-r-rahmani-r-rahim, pretty much sums it up.

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      Mergles
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      Peace Jafar.

      I said my last post in that topic. I have opened this new topic to answer your question.
      QUOTEWhere does it say in the Quran that it's the Word Of God? (Kalamullah)
      Show me if you're truthful!

      Here are some of the verses that say/confirm it is the word of GOD
      2213, 2285, 33, 34, 398, 4163, 64, 6114, 6115, 6157, 73, 76, 752, 212, 2110, 2127, 2358, 2784, 2946. 2947, 3339,

      373, 4O83, 4141, 4144, 5417, 5677-80, 7352, 7354...

      Interesting list but is it not self-referential that a book, any book talks about itself? So all this list does is confirm what the Quran says, nothing else as far as I can see

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        good_logic
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        Peace Mergles.

        Sorry but you are missing the point. This thread was opened to answer the following question

        Where in Qoran does it mention it is the word of God?

        I hope this clarifies the issue for you.

        Peace.

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          JavaLatte
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          "In name of GOD..." means that Rassool is a messenger who reads a message from his sender, GOD.

          Praise be to GOD.

          Good answer, brother. ;D

          Salm.

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            Man_of_Faith
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            And the messenger is acting in the spirit of Allah.

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              Armanaziz
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              Salamun Alaikum.

              Pardon my jumping in, but I didn't follow the logic how "Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim" implies that the following text is from Allah. If I write up something starting with "Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim" will it be from Allah? Forget me... the letter that King Solomon wrote to Queen Sheba also started with "Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim" - who wrote that letter? Allah or King Solomon? ???

              Per my humble observation, it is indeed quite challanging to establish that the Qur'an is direct words of Allah based on Quranic evidence. What convinces me is the verses referring to Allah in first person singular, like

              240 O! Children of Israel - remember My blessings that I bestowed upon you, and fulfill My covenant - I?ll fulfill your covenant, and I am the One you should be terrified of.

              ...

              2152 So remember Me, I will remember you; and appreciate Me and do not repress (faith).

              ...

              2186 And when My slaves ask you about Me, then indeed I am near. I respond to invitations of the supplicant when he calls Me, So let them respond to Me and let them have faith in Me so that they may be guided aright.

              (My personal translation, cross checking is recommended.)

              Based on these statements I am still convinced that the Qur'an is supposed to be direct Words of Allah, not the words of the messenger inspired by Allah/ messenger acting in spirit of Allah (as brother MoF has put it). But I am afraid, I still do not have sufficiently convincing argument to totally rule-out the second possibility. Either way it is sufficient for me to take it as my guide.

              May Allah guide us all to the straight route.

              Regards,
              Arman

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                reel
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                Peace Jafar.

                I said my last post in that topic. I have opened this new topic to answer your question.
                QUOTEWhere does it say in the Quran that it's the Word Of God? (Kalamullah)
                Show me if you're truthful!

                Here are some of the verses that say/confirm it is the word of GOD
                2213, 2285, 33, 34, 398, 4163, 64, 6114, 6115, 6157, 73, 76, 752, 212, 2110, 2127, 2358, 2784, 2946. 2947, 3339,

                373, 4O83, 4141, 4144, 5417, 5677-80, 7352, 7354...

                Also GOD put the instinct in humans to recognise right from wrong. His word gives them the guidance to use that instinct wisely.
                Peace.

                Its great that you have added the verses here bro. Your hard work is praiseworthy )

                salaam

                the bismillah at beginning of each sourate is already a response.
                "In name of GOD..." means that Rassool is a messenger who reads a message from his sender, GOD.

                Peace

                I wish fact checking was not seen as devil's tool in some parts of the world. Some people are having trouble understanding what noshirk has written here. So here is the proof from dictionary that he is correct.

                Meanings of IN THE NAME OF AND HOW THEY ARE USED IN SENTENCES
                with appeal to
                In the name of mercy, stop that screaming!
                by the authority of
                Open, in the name of the law!
                on behalf of
                to purchase something in the name of another.
                under the name or possession of
                money deposited in the name of a son.
                under the designation or excuse of
                murder in the name of justice.
                source http//dictionary.reference.com/browse/in+name+of

                What to remember
                Cultures and dialect evolve.

                peace

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                  huruf
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                  Its great that you have added the verses here bro. Your hard work is praiseworthy )

                  I wish fact checking was not seen as devil's tool in some parts of the world. Some people are having trouble understanding what noshirk has written here. So here is the proof from dictionary that he is correct.

                  Meanings of IN THE NAME OF AND HOW THEY ARE USED IN SENTENCES
                  with appeal to
                  In the name of mercy, stop that screaming!
                  by the authority of
                  Open, in the name of the law!
                  on behalf of
                  to purchase something in the name of another.
                  under the name or possession of
                  money deposited in the name of a son.
                  under the designation or excuse of
                  murder in the name of justice.
                  source http//dictionary.reference.com/browse/in+name+of

                  What to remember
                  Cultures and dialect evolve.

                  peace

                  Also and aside from proving anything, the bimillahirahmanirahim is the most pacifying and comforting words one could device. We are addressed in the name of the most grcious and merciful, what more could we wish for?

                  Salaam

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                    Man_of_Faith
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                    Huruf,

                    Good that you find something which also gives light to what many people seem to have started a campaign against me for.

                    I actually periodically find that other people make similar discoveries as me with traditional methods and lexicons when they can see through the distortion.

                    Salaam

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                      Hizbullah
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                      Salam All,

                      And it is not for any human being that ALLAH should speak to him except by revelation or from behind a partition or that He sends a messenger to reveal, by His permission, what He wills. Indeed, He is Most High and Wise.

                      So out of the 3 ways of revelation that the Quran was send down to the Prophet Muhammad were 1) Revelation - send down by Jibril and 2) by sending a Messenger Mikaal.

                      Prophet Musa received from behind a partition.

                      Peace

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