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Who is Zaid in this Aya??

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    arnoldyasin
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    QXP

    3337 (In personal matters you may respectfully disagree with
    Muhammad in the capacity of a human being 379. As an example)
    Recall that you did tell the one to whom God had blessed and you had
    blessed, Hold on to your wife and be mindful of God. You seek to
    conceal within yourself what God intends to reveal. You fear people
    whereas it is more appropriate to fear God. But when he had observed
    all the rules and divorced her, We gave her to one of you in marriage, so
    that henceforth there may be no blame on the believers in respect of
    spouses of their adopted children when they have come to the
    dissolution of their union. The commandment of God must be fulfilled.

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      Samia
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      Thanks Yasin.

      That was the reason why I suspect it to be a proper name. Much more important personalities were not mentioned by name in the qur'aan.

      So it is John Doe not John Smith? Maybe John Smith is the UK Zaid ;D

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        Leoxyz
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        QXP

        3337 (In personal matters you may respectfully disagree with
        Muhammad in the capacity of a human being 379. As an example)
        Recall that you did tell the one to whom God had blessed and you had
        blessed, ?Hold on to your wife and be mindful of God. You seek to
        conceal within yourself what God intends to reveal. You fear people
        whereas it is more appropriate to fear God.? But when he had observed
        all the rules and divorced her, We gave her to one of you in marriage, so
        that henceforth there may be no blame on the believers in respect of
        spouses of their adopted children when they have come to the
        dissolution of their union. The commandment of God must be fulfilled.

        you are referring a person who cannot who translates the aya of
        -wash the feet as "rub the feet".
        Such persons can be a standarf for you or Samia not for me at least.
        Quote some literate authority please.

        Prove that Zayd Bin Harith did not exist at all.

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          unknownuser
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          Prove that Zayd Bin Harith did not exist at all.

          Thanks.

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            Leoxyz
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            Thanks.

            Zayd ibn Harithah
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            Zayd ibn Harithah (Zayd ibn Muhammad or Zaid mawla Muhammad) (c. 578-627 CE) was a prominent figure in the early Islamic community and the only one of sahaba whose name is spelled directly in Quran. As an adopted son of Muhammad, he was an early convert to Islam and later, a military leader. He died c. 627 CE at the Battle of Mu'tah.

            http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zayd_ibn_Harithah

            So Quranists have taken a new Turn that
            -Quran is grammatically wrong
            -Any person who is mentioned in the Quran did not exist at all
            Is this not tampering of the Quran ???

            1781
            (1781) And declare, "The Truth has come and falsehood has vanished for falsehood is a thing that must by its nature vanish.

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              unknownuser
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              IF Zayd Bin Harith didn't exist then who was the ex husband of Huzoor? 's wife zainab? and who was the father of Osama Bin Zayd? yay Now lemme see how these quranists say Zayd Bin Harith didn't exist.

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                Jack
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                Prove that Zayd Bin Harith did not exist at all.

                Prove Muhammad didn't exist at all.

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                  Leoxyz
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                  Prove Muhammad didn't exist at all.

                  It not we who are saying Zaid did not exist.
                  It the Quranist progeny which is claiming so .

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                    afridi220
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                    "Zaid" is an imaginary name to "anybody". The verse is applied to anyone, not necessarily those named "Zaid". Otherwise, we make the verse very specific.

                    Arabs say 3amr, Zaid for individuals, when giving examples, as in Daaraba zaidun 3amra example for subject and direct object; or Zaid and 3ubaid for a group as in I do not care for zaid or 3ubaid I care for no one.

                    peace

                    Samia is right zaid and baker is use in urdu also when giving example.

                    peace

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                      Leoxyz
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                      peace

                      Samia is right zaid and baker is use in urdu also when giving example.

                      peace

                      Only such type of argument is expected from a Quranist.After all to be rational one needs
                      -Brain
                      -knowledge

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                        afridi220
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                        [After all to be rational one needs
                        -Brain
                        -knowledge

                        You are right its apply to you also voodoo

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                          siki
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                          Come on guys! what is wrong with accepting Zaid as prophet Mohammad's(pbuh) son? If God did not want to take his name, could he not use the term, " When his adopted son was through with,,,,"

                          If the name is there in Quran, and it is being confirmed/verified through history as well , why are we insisting upon this being fictitious? and provide a chance to a very rational person (leoxyz) to be skeptical ?

                          siki

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                            unknownuser
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                            Come on guys! what is wrong with accepting Zaid as prophet Mohammad's(pbuh) son? If God did not want to take his name, could he not use the term, " When his adopted son was through with,,,,"

                            If the name is there in Quran, and it is being confirmed/verified through history as well , why are we insisting upon this being fictitious? and provide a chance to a very rational person (leoxyz) to be skeptical ?

                            siki

                            Who is saying it is fictitious?

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                              Mazhar
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                              Quote from Leoxyz on August 29, 2007, 052758 PM
                              Please anyone from Quranic source which is fully detailed.
                              I think you have just exposed the quranists. IF quran is fully detailed as falsely claimed by quranists then where is the biography of Zaid in quran??? {RasulHamza}

                              Quote from RasulHamsa on August 29, 2007, 060459 PM
                              He was a messenger not a cook! please don't ask such question we have no answer for!
                              Dear
                              Deen = Quran + Sunna

                              To destroy sunna = Mock the Prophet + Reject his teachings

                              To Eliminate the Quran = Tamper its meanings so simple modus operandi{Leoxyz}

                              Neither the Grand Quran is inexplicit nor Deen is equivalent to the sum total of Quran +Sunna {here it is meant what is stated by a number of non Arab historians/collections of hearsays etc}. Quran has defined Deen as Millat Ibrahim, which the Last Messenger was advised to follow. The "Sunna" of the Last Messenger is the one recorded in Quran.

                              The Grand Quran {not the hadith quoted by someone} has unambiguously stated that Sydena Zaid was the adopted son {a son not born of him but known as son since by the utterance of his mouth he called him as his son}

                              ?And We have not made whom you call with your tongues sons as your sons? {Refer 33{04}

                              The purpose of instructions to the Last Messenger to marry the divorced wife of Syedena Zahid whom he called as son has been explained in the verse

                              It has been the practice in time and space to adopt sons of others as sons. The Aziz of Misr had also told her wife about Yousaf alaihis Salam that we will make him our son. And then an incident has been quoted to bring home that calling the sons of others as your sons and placing them at home runs the risk/possibility of insult to the sanctity of relationships.

                              This time honoured practice could have been halted in the newly emerging muslim society only by the action of the Last Messenger.
                              Let us thank to Allah for this blessing and act of kindness.

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                                ILisa
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                                Greetings leoxyz,

                                The whole point that we're trying to make here, is that the DETAILS are not necessary!! That is what ties the message down and makes it RIGID! If it was important, God would have made it clear and unambiguous.

                                peace

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                                  Leoxyz
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                                  Greetings leoxyz,

                                  The whole point that we're trying to make here, is that the DETAILS are not necessary!! That is what ties the message down and makes it RIGID! If it was important, God would have made it clear and unambiguous.

                                  peace

                                  You may not need the details but these are essential for a muslim.

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                                    nadeem
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                                    Peace Leoxyz,

                                    Describe a single situation where the identity of 'zaid' would be essential to a muslim.

                                    Nadeem

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                                      Leoxyz
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                                      Peace Leoxyz,

                                      Describe a single situation where the identity of 'zaid' would be essential to a muslim.

                                      Nadeem

                                      Why did Prophet ask Zaid not to divorce his wife?
                                      Unless you identify Zaid and the real situation ,How can you answer this question ?

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                                        nadeem
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                                        Peace Leoxyz,

                                        Why is that question important in the first place?

                                        Nadeem

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                                          ILisa
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                                          You may not need the details but these are essential for a muslim.

                                          ACK! So now you've juxtaposed me and 'a muslim'. Very interesting. Indeed!! hmm

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