9:24 anyone else ever hear of this claim
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The Prophet to whom the Qur'an was revealed God called Khatam an-nabiyin, although someone might say it is not the prophet of the Qur'an but "One who is praised", then still with more reason, Muhammad is used because it is the seal, and when you mention the seal, you mention everything and has the seal, and not only the prophets who are named in the Qur'an, in the seal are included ALL the prophets, even those who are not mentionned int he Qur'an who are the majority.
I find it more congruent to mention the seal of Prophets as a symbol of all prophets and profecy than mention any one of those who are mentionned in the Qur'an. ALL the prophets are ALL the prophets and not just those mentionned in the Qur'an.
There may be an obsession with Muhammad, but I think there is also, may as a compensation, an obssession with not seeing the that soemthings are logical and reasonable.
It depends what one has in mind when mentionning. True, one might mentionned any of those in the Qur'an, or any of those not in the Qur'an and who one believes to have been a prophet, or any other name which takes the same significance instead of Muhammad, but then may be that is why it is called Muhammad, the praised one. Finally the one message which is intact (that I know of) is the Qur'an, which is the one who gurantees for us the content of any other revelation, through conformity or non conformity to it, wo it makes sense that the the Prophet who transmitted successfully the Qur'an be an obvious name to emtnion as a symbol of all prophets mentionned and not mentionned in the Qur'an.
Salaam
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Simple answer
The Authenticating Accomplisher of those who are declared Chosen, Dignified and Exalted Sincere Allegiants of Allah the Exalted.
http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9604408.0
None before him was appointed for humanity collectively as a species. They all were appointed to convey message to their respective group of people/nation they were sent.
Universal Messenger confirmed and authenticated all of them and all that which was sent to various people in timeline. Mention of him enfold all those who were in the Exalted Group, whether names are known and not known, since he authenticated all of them. -
Universal Messenger confirmed and authenticated all of them and all that which was sent to various people in timeline. Mention of him enfold all those who were in the Exalted Group, whether names are known and not known, since he authenticated all of them.
ALLAH authenticated all of them as ALLAH gave the words for the man to speak, none of this was from any messenger himself but from Allah and some messenger had to be last....... ALL other prophets prior were also the voice medium for authenticating all those before them too. peace
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ALLAH authenticated all of them as ALLAH gave the words for the man to speak, none of this was from any messenger himself but from Allah and some messenger had to be last....... ALL other prophets prior were also the voice medium for authenticating all those before them too. peace
Salamun alaiki,
Citation-reference needed--otherwise conjecture--a belief in vacuum!!!
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Salam all
brother huruf saidIt depends what one has in mind when mentionning. True, one might mentionned any of those in the Qur'an, or any of those not in the Qur'an and who one believes to have been a prophet, or any other name which takes the same significance instead of Muhammad, but then may be that is why it is called Muhammad, the praised one. Finally the one message which is intact (that I know of) is the Qur'an, which is the one who gurantees for us the content of any other revelation, through conformity or non conformity to it, wo it makes sense that the the Prophet who transmitted successfully the Qur'an be an obvious name to emtnion as a symbol of all prophets mentionned and not mentionned in the Qur'an.
has not Edip written an article about the meaning of MUHAMMAD? That the praised one could also be he, who praises always/ much?
If Allah says the praised one, this is a serious statement which points to the last Prophet. If the term means however, the one who praises always, everything gets a different sense, in my opinion the better sense of the Quranic context.
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Salam all
brother huruf said
has not Edip written an article about the meaning of MUHAMMAD? That the praised one could also be he, who praises always/ much?
If Allah says the praised one, this is a serious statement which points to the last Prophet. If the term means however, the one who praises always, everything gets a different sense, in my opinion the better sense of the Quranic context.
SalamWill you please link the thread!
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Salam mazhar
here it is the article- What was the name of the last prophet Muhammad or Muhammed?
All the derivatives of the root word H8M40D4 (read HaMaDa) occurs 68 times in the Quran
yuHaMmaDu (to be praised by others) occurs once in a NEGATIVE context in verse 3188
HaMD (praise, noun) occurs 38 times and all for GOD 12; 61; 645; 743; 1010; 1439; 1598; 1675; 17111; 181; 20130; 2328; 2715; 2759; 2793; 2870; 2963; 3018; 3125; 3215; 341; 341; 351; 3534; 37182; 3929; 3974; 3975; 3975; 407; 4055; 4065; 425; 4536; 5039; 5248; 641; 1103.
HaMDika (your praise) occurs once for GOD in verse 230
biHaMDihi (with His praise) occurs 4 times all for GOD 1313; 1744; 1752; 2558.
HaMiDun (those who praise) occurs once for praising GOD 9112.
HaMyD (the One who is praised) is used 17 times, and all for GOD 2267; 4131; 1173; 141; 148; 2224; 2264; 3112; 3126; 346; 3515; 4142; 4228; 5724; 606; 646; 858.
maHMuD (the praised position) occurs once as the description of the POSITION promised for the prophet 1779.
aHMaD (the one who praises more/most; it is not a proper name but an adjective made of a verb) occurs once in verse 616
muHaMMed (the one who praises frequently) occurs in 4 verses 3144; 3340; 472; 4829.
The picture must be clear now. As Satan distorted the monotheistic message of Jesus by turning unity to trinity, similarly Muslims fabricated many different idols by creating partners in religious sources, by adhering the sharia laws made by their clergymen (4221), and by glorifying the name of a human-messenger more than his Lord and Creator, by adding his name to the name of God in the Statement of Unity thereby transforming it to the Statement of Duality.The one who was prophecised by Jesus was described as ahmad, that is ?the one who praises more?, similar to the linguistic form a?lam (the one who knows more) or arham (the one who cares more).
616 When Jesus, son of Mary, said, ?O children of Israel, I am God?s messenger to you, authenticating what is present with me of the Torah and bringing good news of a messenger to come after me whose attribute will be ?the most praising.?? But when he showed them the clear proofs, they said, ?This is clearly magic.?
Ironically, though the prophesized description is pronounced as AHMAD, (the one who praises more or the most) it is commonly translated as YUHMAD or HAMYD or HUMIDA (the one who was praised more or the most).
Some Sunnis might attempt to abuse verse 1779, in order to maintain the Orthodox reading. ?If he was not praised which is denoted by his name Muhammad, how could his position be praised?? This objection initially appears to be a fair one, but with little scrutiny it falls apart. Here is the problem with this reasoning.
A person might be appointed and raised to a praised position by the frequently praised Lord and that person would still not be a ?frequently praised person.? The position is the one which is praised, not the person who might be blessed by God to reach such a position, which is returning to God, the Praise-worthy.
If I am given a miraculous sign, I do not become miraculous myself. If one is promised high heaven, he does not become high himself. If one is blessed with abundance, she does not become abundant herself.
In fact, God provides us with the best mathal, the best tafsyr in verse 2658 by using similar words. In verse 2658 we are informed that pharaoh and his followers lost their ?treasures and honorable positions (maqamun karym)? However we know that neither Pharaoh nor his close friends were honorable (karym), but they had honorable position (maqamun karym) in Egypt!
After the departure of the prophet Muhammad, like most heroes the hypocrites started carving an idol around his name, which later was extended to his family members, to his monotheist friends, and even to the hypocrite friends. Unlike what the sunni sources claim, the word sahaba is not a holy word in the Quran; to the contrary, it is mostly used to describe the hypocrites and mushriks around Muhammad. When the Umayyad and Abbasid tyrants betrayed the Quranic principle of democratic election, they distorted the meaning of the word jizya (war reparation) as an extra taxation on Christians and Jews (See Quran a Reformist Translation for detailed discussion on this and similar issues).
This anti-islamic imperialistic policy forced many Christians and Jews to convert to Sunni or Shiite sects. Those unhappy converts found it easy to replace their previous idols with new ones; this time with Muhammed and many others. Knowing the depth and breadth of alteration performed by the Sunni and Shiite clergymen, especially, considering their intolerance to and aggression against those who adhered to the monotheistic principles, gradually changing the pronunciation of the word Muhammed to Muhammad would not be a difficult task. (I highly recommend my colleagues Prof. Aisha Musa?s and Ahmad Kassim?s books on this subject Hadith as Scripture Discussions on the Authority of Prophetic Traditions in Islam; and Islamic Renaissance a New Era has Started, respectively.)
In summary, according to the teaching of the Quran, the name of the last prophet was most likely not MuhammAd, but was MuhammEd, similar to the linguistic form of Muallem (teacher) or Musawer (designer). HMD is true praise and implies magnifying, honoring and admiration. The person who engages in HMD, declares his or humility and submission. Thus, HaMD exclusively applies to Allah (the god), our Lord, the One, the Initiator, the Designer, the Compassionate, the Living, the Eternal, the Almighty, and the Omniscient God. Praise is to the Lord of the Universe.
Note for the administration it has thousands of empty names in the Memberlist- There is no spam filter?
Salam
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See how erroneous and evasive is the conduct of Edip on his thread on this subject. He does not have any evidence in support of his vague presumptions. He knows only to calculate digits, not abc of Arabic of Qur'aan.
http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9603264.0
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Salam Mazhar
thank you. i will read the link today in quite and clear mood D isa!Writing Arabic in English which does not pronounce the sounds of Arabic is something I consider ridiculous.
Write the Words in Arabic, and it will help avoid all stupid and unsubstantiated generalised assertions. Diacritic marks representing vowels are the built in aspect of Arabic language. It would be stupid of a so called scholar if he thinks that the vowels were added into the language after three hundred years of their pronouncement.
i'm totally agree with you, just there are many people who say, that the Quran should be studied without vowels, because Allah sent the quran without vowels- and in the different versions (hafs warsh etc) we can see, that one time ql means qul and other time qala- so Now if we be aware of these facts, then the assertion of Edip still beyond logic? what is your advice ?
thank you for you help
Salam )Salam
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Salam Mazhar
thank you. i will read the link today in quite and clear mood D isa!i'm totally agree with you, just there are many people who say, that the Quran should be studied without vowels, because Allah sent the quran without vowels- and in the different versions (hafs warsh etc) we can see, that one time ql means qul and other time qala- so Now if we be aware of these facts, then the assertion of Edip still beyond logic? what is your advice ?
thank you for you help
Salam )Salam
Edip does not, and his godfather RK too did not, know the basic fact about Arabic that it is a language of syllables. The shortest syllable that conveys meanings comprises of at least one sonsonant and a vowel. This renders it a unique language; and each and all its words are therefore unique. A change in vowel on a consonant of a word otherwise looking similar to another will make the difference in meanings that might be poles apart.
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It is preposterous to say that beause only consonants are represented graphically that the voewels do not matter. The vowels are there even if you do not see them. People cannot speak without vowels and people have pronounced the Qur'an and heard the Qur'an with vowels, and may be far more than read. People have many times been illiterate and not because of that the didn't know what they said or know nothing nor poetry nor narrations. Quite the opposite, the memorizing capacity was greater.
On the other hand, by that ruly, then chinese doesn't have neither consonants nor vowels, so just simply we know absolutely nothing in chinese, everything is unknown. Arabic writing is not more misterious than chinese, nor even than the so called hebrew, and the latter seems not to be a matter of contention for anybody, in spite of it.
Salaam