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AntiisIam1:
Why won't I reply?

The explanation of that verse is there, sorry am I the author of quran or I resemble Ala-Maududi?

AntiisIam1:
Why won't I reply?

The explanation of that verse is there, sorry am I the author of quran or I resemble Ala-Maududi?

NiRfreak:
You all should go and accept Christ.
That's the lesson you all should learn that once u die, Jesus is awaiting you all for judgement. Jesus is the one the father has give authority to judge the world

Rilwayne001:
Islam doesn't believe the man nailed to the cross was Jesus, so there's no disrespect here.

Rilwayne001:
Same Jesus that was nailed like a common thief on the cross and couldn't save himself or which one?

Rilwayne001:
Same Jesus that was nailed like a common thief on the cross and couldn't save himself or which one?

lecowas:
If you are a true follower of Mohammed, you would not disrespect Jesus.

According to the Quran, Jesus is still alive till date after more than 2000 years, and He will come back. Prepare for his return.

Safyqueen:
Where in your Bible were you told this?
Wherever you would quote, who is speaking there? Is it Jesus himself or someone else, hundreds of years after the death of the 'Jesus'.

That name or word Jesus, where does it emanate from? Which language or tribe bears that name and what is the meaning?
So many questions begging for answers. If you cannot answers those questions then turn to Islam and holy Qu'ran for authentic answers.

Sterope:
Surah Maidah
5:116
And [beware the Day] when Allah will say, “O Jesus, Son of Mary, did you say to the people, ‘Take me and my mother as deities besides Allah’?” He will say, “Exalted are You! It was not for me to say that to which I have no right. If I had said it, You would have known it. You know what is within myself, and I do not know what is within Yourself. Indeed, it is You who are Knower of the unseen.”


5:117
“I said not to them except what You commanded me – to worship Allah, my Lord and your Lord. And I was a witness over them as long as I was among them; but when You took me up, You were the Observer over them, and You are, over all things, Witness

tollyboy5:
Why are you guys spamming a Muslim thread. Is that what your Bible teaches?

Safyqueen:
According to the holy Qur'an, the man nailed to the cross is by name 'Tatoyanush'. It was never annabi Isah (AS).

Rilwayne001:
Same Jesus that was nailed like a common thief on the cross and couldn't save himself or which one?

Nwaikpe:
That is why we worship him bro.

The fact that he dropped his Godship and took the form of a man and fulfilled scriptures by such a deaath, means he is more than deserving of worship.

Now, tell us bout your con man.

AntiisIam1:
doffman and the rest

Your Quran said

Ala-Maududi
(19:33) Peace be upon me the day I was born and the day I will die, and the day I will be raised up alive.

This speech in the cradle by Jesus was the sign to which the angel referred in (Surah Maryam, Ayat 21). As Allah intended to punish the children of Israel for their continuous wicked ways and evil deeds, He made a pious virgin girl of the family of Prophet Aaron, who had devoted herself to worship in the Temple under the patronage of Zachariah, bear a child and bring it before her people in order to concentrate the whole attention of the thousands of people assembled there on this extraordinary event. Then He made this new born child speak out even in the cradle that he had been appointed a Prophet. Though they had seen this wonderful sign of Allah, they rejected the Prophethood of Jesus and brought him to the court for crucifixion, and thus incurred the wrath of Allah.



If your Quran could testified to the fact that your Isa is alive, who are you to be doubting the death, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ

Safyqueen:
Where in your Bible were you told this?
Wherever you would quote, who is speaking there? Is it Jesus himself or someone else, hundreds of years after the death of the 'Jesus'.

That name or word Jesus, where does it emanate from? Which language or tribe bears that name and what is the meaning?
So many questions begging for answers. If you cannot answers those questions then turn to Islam and holy Qu'ran for authentic answers.

Rilwayne001:
Same Jesus that was nailed like a common thief on the cross and couldn't save himself or which one?

Lukgaf:
Lessons from the Death of the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, His Eminence Shaykh Abdul Aziz ibn Abdullah Al Al-Shaykh

The news of the passing of one of the most prominent scholars of our time, the Grand Mufti of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has struck the Muslim world deeply. Until his death, he served as a guiding light of knowledge and a beacon of the Sunnah.

From his death, we can take several lessons, beautifully highlighted in Ashaykh Dr Sharoffuddeen Gbadebo Raji and Ashaykh Professor Abdrasaq Alaro’s tributes to him:


1. Death is inevitable. Just days ago, when we mentioned him, we would say “ḥafiẓahullāh” (may Allah preserve him). Now, we say “raḥimahullāh” (may Allah have mercy on him). Death changes everything in an instant. Indeed, it can strike any of us at any time. The question remains: are we preparing for it?

2. Attachment to the Qur’an. Shaykh Abdul Aziz used to complete the recitation of the entire Qur’an every three days. Subḥānallāh! How many of us have not even completed the Qur’an once in three years? His dedication should remind us of the endless blessings of reciting and reflecting upon Allah’s Book.


3. Accessibility and humility despite authority. Despite being blind, the Shaykh discharged his responsibilities with full dedication. He was humble, approachable, and hospitable. Dr. Sharafudeen Gbadebo Raji narrated how, when he and a friend visited him in his office around 2004, the Shaykh received them warmly, addressed them by their names in friendly manner, gave them several valuable books, and even took down their contact numbers. This is a powerful lesson for all in positions of authority: leadership is about service, humility, and accessibility not arrogance.

4. Respecting other scholars even with differences. For roughly thirty years, Shaykh Abdul Aziz was the one who delivered the khutbah on the Day of ‘Arafah, meaning he performed Hajj every year. On many occasions, he made the intention to perform Hajj or ‘Umrah on behalf of deceased scholars not only those he admired, but even those he differed with in opinion. This is a profound lesson: intellectual disagreement should never erase the bond of brotherhood. We remain one Ummah, tied by faith and mutual respect.


Shaykh Abdul Aziz is no more, and like all of us, he will be judged based on his deeds. What remains are the good works he left behind and the countless lives he touched.

Let us reflect: What will people say about us when our time comes? Will they remember us for goodness, humility, and service or something else?

May Allah forgive Shaykh Abdul Aziz ibn Abdullah Al Al-Shaykh, illuminate his grave, raise his rank among the righteous, and grant him Jannatul-Firdaws. And may Allah forgive all deceased Muslims and grant us the tawfīq to leave behind a legacy of righteousness.

PS: Don't forget to recite Suratul Khaf today. BaarakaLlah feekum!

wellmax:
But you just said Jesus was nailed like a thief.

SeverusSnape:
I'm not a Christian, But this here is the main reason why Christians reverence and worship Jesus. According to Christians, That's the basis of their religiousity.

illmatic101:
You mean Prophet Isa

Elusive001:
But your qur'an said that Jesus was not killed.

Rilwayne001:
Neither was he crucified according to the Quran

mirrael68:
Yes, same Jesus. And He did that to atone for our sins. That's why He came. He took on flesh so He could sacrifice Himself. Shows God's love. So Heaven is assured for us who so believe.
No 72 or more virgins here. It's purely spiritual. Of course you guys who believe in unrestrained carnality in your heaven wouldn't understand this.

Rilwayne001:
The Quran didn't say he was killed by jews

Elusive001:
So why do you and your brothers here say that Jews killed him? Is it that you do not believe your qur'an or you believe the Bible? I can never imagine saying with all my chest what I don't believe in no matter what the situation is.