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[quote]Walaykum Salam Perv1

Quote:-This quote below completely demonstrates you lack of knowldge and thinking process.

Ok now we see how good your knowledge and thinking process is and how you are  interpating the  verses of Quran  bellow. These verses were quoted by brother aboosait.I am here presenting two of them.

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These are the Ayât (proofs, evidences, verses, lessons, revelations, etc.) of Allâh, which We recite to you (O Muhammad SAW) with truth. Then in which speech after Allâh and His Ayât will they believe? (Al-Jathiyah 45:6)

Yours comments:-Yet again Allah is forbidding to believe in any speech (recital, hadith or what ever meaning you choose to give) other than the recital, speech etc of the Quran.

Now tell me in the light of the above suras why do you still continue to believe in speeches outside the Quran or do you not believe what the Quran is telling you/

My response:- Brother were you in yours senses when you have wrote this?.Don’t get angry but please try to realize that how wrongly you are interpreting the above verse(45:6).See how I am interpreting these verse below. Please compare this with yours one and look at the verse again and then please give yours comments on them.I hope this way we will understand the Quran more better.

My Interpretation:- Brother if you will see this verce in the context then Allah here saying this to nonbelievers that is, "When these people have not believed even after Allah's own arguments have been presented for His Existence and His Unity(as mentioned in the previous verses), what else can be there by which they will gain the faith ?

It is not saying at all that don’t believe  in any thing elsc than Quran neither there is any sense to say that don’t believe any thing else than Quran to those people whom not yet have faith brother.Here the  are arguments presented to non-believers so they might have faith.

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Indeed in their stories, there is a lesson for men of understanding. It (the Qur'an) is not a forged statement but a confirmation of the Allâh's existing Books [the Taurât (Torah), the Injeel (Gospel) and other Scriptures of Allâh] and a detailed explanation of everything and a guide and a Mercy for the people who believe.[] (Yusuf 12:111)
 
Yours comments:-Yes of course- Torah & Injeel mentioned by name...where are Bukhari et al mentioned above.

My response:-I hope you have red the Torah & Injeel,if you have red than you surely knows that there are very few verces there which are the  words of Allah.Most of old testament and new testament is full of sayings of prophet Moses and specially Prophet Jesus(peace be upon  them).But here in this verse above still Allah confirm them as His Scriptures.This is some thing especial for Quran that it is 100% are the words of Allah.But it not means that words of Prophet Muhammed(pbuh) have not important for us.That is the reason Sunnah of Prophet(pbuh) is called second source of Islamic laws.

Quote:-Just for your information...I teach/supervise many postgraduates and undergraduates...the point I always emphasise do not accept anything blindly and never be afraid to question anything you disagree with.

Reply:-I do respect brother for what you are doing there,I acknowledge it and have respect for you on that. Infect Our religion is badly needed the people like you to make the ummah strong in every ways.I hope with this abilities you will servicing the religion in some way and not the other way around.

Quote:-As for the Shaitan do you think he is likely to mislead someone who uses his intelligence (as mentioned by the Quran) or someone who will follow blindly some one he considers to be scholar.

Reply:-Brother we need to be very careful with this guy (Shitan),the people who have more intelligent  in this world are not even have faith.I am sure that this shaitan has a very big role on that.

May Allah save us from him.[/quote]

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