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.........the words ‘Al-Hikmah’ and ‘Al-Kitab’ must denote one thing and not two, unless of course God is making grammatical mistakes!........[/quote][blue]For the Christians, 3=1 and for Samsher 2=1.[/blue]

[quote]2- Throughout the Quran we are told that the only revelation sent down to Muhammad was the Quran. .[/quote][blue]I have quoted the verses of the Qur'an which say that apart from Qur'an, 'Hikmah' was also sent down to Prophet Mohammed Sallallahu 'alaihi wasallam.[/blue]

Edited by: aboosait on Tuesday, August 23, 2011 4:20 PM[/quote]

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[pre]You have nothing to do brother aboosait except fleeing away from the truth. You can't stand in front of truth by grasping garbage. There is not any single verse in the Qur'an that supports your whims.

[b]The following single verse is enough to prove that Al-Hikmah’ and ‘Al-Kitab’ denote one thing and not two;[/b]

[b][red]&quot;Remember God’s blessings upon you, and what He sent down to you of the ‘Al-Kitab’ and ‘Al-Hikmah’ to enlighten you 'bihi' (with it).&quot; [/red] [/b] 2:231

The word ‘bihee’ (with it) that appear at the end of 2:231, is in the singular mode, in other words it describes one thing and not two. For that reason the words ‘Al-Hikmah’ and ‘Al-Kitab’ must denote one thing and not two. If the words ‘Al-Hikmah’ and ‘Al-Kitab’ really referred to the Quran and the Sunna, then the verse should grammatically end with the word ‘bihima’ (with them), which is the plural mode of ‘bihee’.

Now if you wish to remain blind yourself  then I can’t do anything for you.[/pre][/quote]

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