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| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by MakeWeTalk: 4:09pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
Lezzlie:The effect is clear for all to see. See Burna Boy. immediately he joined them , his wahala started ![]() the religion of peace ![]() |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by MightySparrow: 4:19pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
The evil book is the reason for the problem of the world today. It couldn't have been the voice of a merciful deity. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Ever8090: 4:28pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
FaAbData:it will please you to know that the Bible is fit for every time and age. Infact you read the Bible today and seems like they wrote it in this time and age.. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Christlike01: 5:12pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
There is nothing holy about that book. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by BlackfireX: 5:53pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
NOETHNICITY:You didn't read his comment Muhammad father was an idol worshipper And his name is Abdullah. Muhammad his son came and said his God name is Allah... What does thar tells you...think Abdul |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 6:04pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
Ever8090:You are right. Muslims have same believe about their own book as well, same with many other religions |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 6:26pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
aribisala0:Whether 'being' or God or Allah or Yaweh or'nature' are just sementics, mere numenclature. Me and you here can even creat a name for it if we like. There's a phenomenon responsible for our source of existence. You might be correct- this phenomenon might not be directly involved in our day to day activities. But as a religious person I believe he does- but this is not about me... For every action there's a cause, the universe you just described didn't just come to be- did it?.. That the Bible didn't explicitly explain the origin of things or the universe is not an argument, you shouldn't use that as a premise to dismis the existence of a phenomenon responsible for everything. That part of Bible was written by humans with limited knowledge, just enough for their age and time |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 6:34pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
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| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 6:43pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
usmanpogo:I'm not a Muslim but it seems you're a bit ignorant. Muhammad didn't bring Islam, Islam predated him, according to them Adam, the first man was a Muslim. Muhammad only brought the final revelation- Quaran. And he's the major prophet There were Muslims before Muhammad, oga! |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by NOETHNICITY(m): 6:47pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
BlackfireX:I read his comment, and it’s a simple matter long trashed by average(doesn’t require top scholars) scholars. If you understand the history of the Arabs and their language you would understand this. There is no point explaining to you guys as your minds are already programmed to hate Islam. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by aribisala0(m): 6:51pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
FaAbData:It is not just semantics. It underlines the truth that we are making assumptions based on the way the human brain works However the human brain is very limited This aggressive bullying approach is what characterises religion There may or may not be a phenomenon there may be an infinite number of phenomena I. don't know You don't know There is no need converting assumption to facts We don't know any of these things Even the statement For every action there is a cause is just a slogan It has no practical meaning If a phenomenon is responsible for A what is responsible for phenomenon and so on ad infinitum All the AI combined cannot process the question how much less a human brain It is beyond our brain power Let us live with honest admission WE DON'T KNOW the next thing is to shutup and stop saying what we don't know |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by NOETHNICITY(m): 7:03pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
Gboom:Yet Islam continues to be the fastest growing religion in world, and you have more Muslims who are devoted to their religion far more than Christians who practice their faith. Most Christians just believe they are Christians, they don’t practice, hundreds of millions of Christians don’t even go to church—especially in Europe and America. They are increasingly inclining towards atheism |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by hakeem4(m): 7:08pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
OriOko88:well a nonbeliever |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 7:13pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
aribisala0:This might be beyond our five senses but I do honestly and sincerely know there's a phenomenon, coincidentally, I felt/saw his move today. I'm serious bro. I'm interested in you assumption that it might even be infinite. I don't know how many but I know it's not zero. We might not be eqiupt with enough sense to discribe it, but c'on! It's not just NOTHING, look around you, there's SOMETHING. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 7:28pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
aribisala0:It's the philosophy of that statement that brought me to the conclusion of what i have been sharing with you these past minutes... When u agree u don't know, you begin to know. It's not today I agreed I did know anything, it's before today- thus I now know a little and that's what I'm sharing The me, hitherto would have been answering you from a very different perspective |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 7:31pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
usmanpogo:At the bolded. I doff my hat for you. Ten times on a Friday. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by usmanpogo(m): 8:38pm On Nov 28, 2025*. Modified: 2:18am On Nov 29, 2025 |
FaAbData:Where do I start with you! The concept of Adam and Eve started in the Torah, it would suffice to say Adam worshipped Yahweh and so did Moses. The prophet tried rewriting history by telling a different story in the Quran. Like I said earlier both the bible and the Quran are just story books. What God did Abraham worshipped ? Yahweh is not the same as Allah, that's where you're getting it wrong. The Quran definitely copied stories from the Torah and the bible. I'll start with the five pillars of Islam The Shahada The Sabiens are the first set of people to start saying the phrase La ila ilaha la Performing salat The Sabiens prayed five times a day, the prophet didn't go to heaven to get it, it's just lamba. Ramadan Fasting and abstaining from sex until dark for 30 days was a practice that predates Islam and it was common among the people who worshiped the moon around current day Turkey Hajj This is another pagan practice that still exist in Islam Everything is said, has proof, you can easily Google search it. It's time for Africans to wake up, we are being misled. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by usmanpogo(m): 8:40pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
Scorpio99:Barrister I nor know say you self dey follow this topic 😂 See as them don cage our people mind. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by usmanpogo(m): 9:21pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
Fun facts The Quran doesn't say anything about praying five times a day. This can only be found in the Hadith of Sahih Bulkari And He was born 200 years after the prophet died. Second The Quran never said anything about killing people that left Islam, you'll only find this in the hadiths. Third The prophet used to braid his hair but your alfas will call you a vagabond if you try that. Fourth The messenger of Allah died of food poisoning, he was poisoned by a Jewish girl. Fifth The prophet at one time contemplated suicide but your alfas won't tell you this. The list goes on but I'll stop here |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by NOETHNICITY(m): 9:46pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
Gboom:What do you mean by Quranic expose? Go all over the internet and see westerners getting marveled and swept off their feet’s after reading the Quran. The Quran is even ahead of modern science |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by dejavume: 9:49pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
That means quran is not complete without hadith. You can be reading quran and not pray 5times So whats its importance of quran without hadith. Without Torah n bible there will be no quran. Funny enof you can never see name of adam wife and his children in quran.you have to get it from bible to fully understand adam life usmanpogo: |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by BlackfireX: 1:09am On Nov 29, 2025 |
NOETHNICITY:My brother no need getting angry It was a simple question Which you still ended up not replying. You said it has been answered, what was the answer since anyone can answer it? What is Muhammad father's name? Is Allah a known god before Muhammad? Or He was a new God not heard of ? We're the meccans idol worshippers? Was Muhammed father an idol worshipper? Can you simplify this in your answer, one might learn and be corrected |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by BlackfireX: 1:16am On Nov 29, 2025 |
FaAbData:Proof from the Quran that Adam was a Muslim That he prayed 5 times or did anything from Islamic shariah. Please don't make claims I mean big claims without evidence to back it up. Gone are the days Muslim make claims without evidence |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 1:44am On Nov 29, 2025 |
usmanpogo:Actually, I wasn't following the topic. I was following you. I get notified on every post you make. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by usmanpogo(m): 2:29am On Nov 29, 2025 |
Scorpio99:Like our people used to say : Ti awo ba ki fun ni, a ma ki fun awo pada I followed you back 😁 |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 2:32am On Nov 29, 2025 |
usmanpogo:Thanks very much |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 2:59am On Nov 29, 2025 |
FaAbData:I will like you to know that this concept of a phenomenon or phenomena is something that has always occured. It's existence or non existence has been proven to be limited by knowledge. In short, it is what we are yet to understand or know that we regard as a phenomenon. And secondly, I also agree with you to a certain extent. There is something that defies explanation that has always manifested. It usually shows a deliberate and conscious attempt to do or achieve something, not just a random arrival at something. For instance, the position of the planets, everything that exists, the universe itself looks like a deliberate design by a deliberate designer that was conscious and deliberate about what it or they were doing. They don't look like a random design to me. All in all, I will sum it up and say we don't know and most likely will never know. It is this attempt at knowing that has made human beings invent God or gods because the human brain seems programmed by default to come to the conclusion that there is always a cause. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 3:08am On Nov 29, 2025 |
aribisala0:The human brain seems programmed by default to believe there is always a cause for everything. However, this concept ends when it reaches the first cause which is usually regarded as God. If everything really needs cause, then the first cause itself definitely needs one. Why do we stop when it gets to God? The answer is simple: We do it in order to avoid an infinite regress. In short, the idea of cause should be infinite and will go on and on beyond anything we can fathom. One thing I have noticed about humans is that it is what we are yet to understand that we ascribe the concept of spirituality or phenomenon to. The same first cause argument as propounded by Reverend father Thomas Aquinas has been debunked by the advent of quantum physics which has shown that virtual particles can arise spontaneously without any cause. Therefore, the first cause (God) might really not apply to the origin of the universe. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 7:14am On Nov 29, 2025 |
Scorpio99:I can't agree less Many throughout human history has claimed this being or phenomenon has being revealed to them- this is self evidence though. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 7:24am On Nov 29, 2025 |
BlackfireX:When Muslims call Adam, Moses (Musa) they add 'peace be upon him' that phrase is reserved for prophets alone. Adam wasn't just a Muslim, he was a prophet See is Qur’an 42:13: “He has ordained for you the same religion which He enjoined upon Noah, and that which We revealed to Abraham, Moses, and Jesus: that you should uphold the religion and not be divided in it.” All these listed names excited before. |
| Re: Is The Qurʾān A Clarification Of Everything? by Nobody: 7:35am On Nov 29, 2025 |
usmanpogo:Chairman calm down, weren't probing the authorship of the books else I can proof it to you that those stories- of Adam and Even, from any book, are myth. But let's go by their beliefs and acceptance. They believe Adam wasn't just a Muslim but a prophet. So was Noah, Moses etc. See Qur’an 42:13 “He has ordained for you the same religion which He enjoined upon Noah, and that which We revealed to Abraham, Moses, and Jesus: that you should uphold the religion and not be divided in it.” Muhammad was the major prophet and brought the final revelation- the pillar in the quoran. According to their holy scripture (I just show u), their beliefs and conviction there were Muslims before Muhammad |
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