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[quote][quote] [b]Perhaps one of the strongest indications in the Quran that the words prophet and messenger do not have the same meaning, is found in the following verse:[/b] "We did not send before you any messenger nor a prophet, without having the devil interfere in his wishes. God then nullifies what the devil has done. God perfects His revelations. God is Omniscient, Most Wise." 22:52 If the words prophet and messenger had the same meaning God would not be saying "messenger nor a prophet", would He? Had the two words had exactly the same meaning, then mentioning one of them would have been sufficient. samsher[/quote][blue]Same old copy paste of off topic material. Whoever said here that prophet and messenger have the same meaning? "God would not be saying this" - "God wouldnot be saying that" - "mentioning one of them would have been sufficient". etc. etc. --- Telling God to re- submit the Qur'an? Astagfirullah. A'oodhu billah.[/blue][/quote]
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