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[quote][blue]sk, unfortunately so far all the links and arguements you have given on this forum have not been convincing in favour of the point you are trying to make i.e. Qur'an is the only source of guidance of humanity and the input from the prophets is not required whatsoever because they are against the logic that Qur'an itself has been revealed to the prophet (sws0 as the previous revelations have been revealed to the previous prophers(sws) all of whom have been guiding us through the revelations, leaving their practices behind to be followed forever-as ratified by the last messenger, Muhammad pbuh/sws.[/blue]

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[red]Section IV: Prophets and Messengers[/red]

[green]The envoys of God who have brought this religion are called “Prophets”. A study of the Qur’an shows that besides being assigned the position of “Prophethood” (nabuwwah), some of them were also assigned the position of “Messengerhood” (risalah).
“Prophethood” means that a person after receiving divine revelation teaches the truth to his addressees, and gives glad tidings of a good fate in the Hereafter to those who accept the truth and warns those among them who reject it that a bad fate awaits them. In the terminology of the Qur’an, giving such glad tidings is called basharah and giving such warnings is called indhar:

كَانَ النَّاسُ أُمَّةً وَاحِدَةً فَبَعَثَ اللّهُ النَّبِيِّينَ مُبَشِّرِينَ وَمُنذِرِينَ (213:2)
Mankind was once one community. [Then differences arose between them]. So God sent forth prophets as bearers of glad tidings and as warners. (2:213)[/green]

adopted from studying islam courses'Religion of Islam'

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