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Assalaam Alaekum wa Rrahmatullah wa Barakatuh

*THE QUR'AN, THE QUR'AN*

The Qur'an is the holy book of Islam, considered the word of God (Allah) as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) over a period of 23 years.

Here's an overview:

Structure and Content
1. *Surahs*: The Qur'an is divided into 114 chapters or surahs, each with its own unique theme and message.
2. *Ayahs*: Each surah is further divided into individual verses or ayahs, totaling 6,236.
3. *Revelation*: The Qur'an was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) through the angel Jibril (Gabriel).

Key Themes and Messages
1. *Tawhid*: The oneness and uniqueness of God (Allah).
2. *Prophethood*: The importance of prophets and messengers in guiding humanity.
3. *Resurrection and Judgment*: The accountability of individuals for their actions in the afterlife.
4. *Morality and Ethics*: Guidance on righteous living, justice and compassion.

Significance in Islam
1. *Primary Source*: The Qur'an is the primary source of Islamic teachings and guidance.
2. *Recitation and Memorization*: Muslims recite and memorize the Qur'an as an act of worship and to connect with Allah.
3. *Interpretation and Commentary*: Islamic scholars and commentators have written extensively on the Qur'an's meaning and interpretation.

Preservation and Transmission
1. *Oral Tradition*: The Qur'an was initially preserved through oral tradition, with companions of the Prophet memorizing and reciting the revelations.
2. *Written Record*: The Qur'an was later compiled into a written record during the caliphate of Uthman ibn Affan.
3. *Manuscripts and Printing*: Throughout history, the Qur'an has been meticulously copied and printed, with modern Printings widely available.

Impact and Influence
1. *Islamic Civilization*: The Qur'an has shaped Islamic civilization, influencing art, literature, science, and philosophy.
2. *Spiritual Guidance*: The Qur'an remains a source of spiritual guidance and inspiration for millions of Muslims worldwide.
3. *Interfaith Dialogue*: The Qur'an's message of compassion, justice, and mercy has facilitated interfaith dialogue and understanding.

We Pray Allah to continue to guard and guide us Aright. Protect us, Have Mercy on us, Increase us in Knowledge, Provisions and Sustenance and enable us become better MUSLIMS, better NIGERIANS.

Happy Jumaat, Happy Weekend

Quran Is The Muslim Manuscript That Instruct Muslims to Kill The Infidels

Masha Allah ,

Almighty.
Protect us from displeasing You. Help those who have gone off track to get back to You. Soften their hearts so they may connect with You again. Constantly remind us that we’re dependent on You & not ourselves.
JUM@T MUBARAKA!!!..✍️✍️✍️

Questionable Verses in the Quran -

The Verse of the Sword (Surah 9:5)


• The Verse: "And when the sacred months have passed, then kill the polytheists wherever you find them and capture them and besiege them and sit in wait for them at every place of ambush."


• The Controversy: Critics view this verse as a blanket command for violence against non-Muslims. [1]


• Interpretations: Mainstream and historical contexts argue the verse was specific to Arabian tribes who had violated peace treaties and waged war against the early Muslim community, noting the very next clause offers safe passage if they repent or cease hostilities. [1, 2]


Men as Protectors and Authority (Surah 4:34)


• The Verse: Discusses men as maintainers of women and outlines steps for addressing marital disharmony, concluding with permission to discipline or strike (daraba) wives under strict conditions. [1, 2]


• The Controversy: It is widely cited as sanctioning domestic abuse and establishing permanent male supremacy. [1, 2]


• Interpretations: Traditional views limit the severity and scope of physical action. Progressive and modern feminist scholars argue the Arabic term allows for alternative meanings (such as "to separate" or draw away) or reflect a temporary, historical social hierarchy rather than a timeless mandate for abuse. [1, 2]


Subjugation and Tax for Non-Muslims (Surah 9:29)


• The Verse: Directs Muslims to fight those who do not believe until they pay the tax (jizya) willingly while being humbled.


• The Controversy: Seen as proof of institutionalized religious intolerance and second-class status for religious minorities.


• Interpretations: Proponents describe jizya as a historical protection and exemption tax equivalent to the zakat paid by Muslims, arguing the term for "humbled" refers to political submission rather than personal degradation. [1, 2]


Prohibition of Close Alliance (Surah 5:51)


• The Verse: "Do not take the Jews and the Christians as allies [awliya]; they are [in fact] allies of one another."


• The Controversy: Interpreted by critics as promoting permanent sectarian segregation and distrust of Jews and Christians.



• Interpretations: Scholars state awliya in this context implies political or military alliances during active times of war rather than a ban on social kindness, business, or friendly neighborly relations with peaceful non-Muslim


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Fake religion. Religion of pisz

ALMUSTAQIM:
Assalaam Alaekum wa Rrahmatullah wa Barakatuh

*THE QUR'AN, THE QUR'AN*

The Qur'an is the holy book of Islam, considered the word of God (Allah) as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) over a period of 23 years.

Here's an overview:

Structure and Content
1. *Surahs*: The Qur'an is divided into 114 chapters or surahs, each with its own unique theme and message.
2. *Ayahs*: Each surah is further divided into individual verses or ayahs, totaling 6,236.
3. *Revelation*: The Qur'an was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) through the angel Jibril (Gabriel).

Key Themes and Messages
1. *Tawhid*: The oneness and uniqueness of God (Allah).
2. *Prophethood*: The importance of prophets and messengers in guiding humanity.
3. *Resurrection and Judgment*: The accountability of individuals for their actions in the afterlife.
4. *Morality and Ethics*: Guidance on righteous living, justice and compassion.

Significance in Islam
1. *Primary Source*: The Qur'an is the primary source of Islamic teachings and guidance.
2. *Recitation and Memorization*: Muslims recite and memorize the Qur'an as an act of worship and to connect with Allah.
3. *Interpretation and Commentary*: Islamic scholars and commentators have written extensively on the Qur'an's meaning and interpretation.

Preservation and Transmission
1. *Oral Tradition*: The Qur'an was initially preserved through oral tradition, with companions of the Prophet memorizing and reciting the revelations.
2. *Written Record*: The Qur'an was later compiled into a written record during the caliphate of Uthman ibn Affan.
3. *Manuscripts and Printing*: Throughout history, the Qur'an has been meticulously copied and printed, with modern Printings widely available.

Impact and Influence
1. *Islamic Civilization*: The Qur'an has shaped Islamic civilization, influencing art, literature, science, and philosophy.
2. *Spiritual Guidance*: The Qur'an remains a source of spiritual guidance and inspiration for millions of Muslims worldwide.
3. *Interfaith Dialogue*: The Qur'an's message of compassion, justice, and mercy has facilitated interfaith dialogue and understanding.

We Pray Allah to continue to guard and guide us Aright. Protect us, Have Mercy on us, Increase us in Knowledge, Provisions and Sustenance and enable us become better MUSLIMS, better NIGERIANS.

Happy Jumaat, Happy Weekend

Make una let us heard word jare

Antoeni:
Quran Is The Muslim Manuscript That Instruct Muslims to Kill The Infidels

You want to build churches in Saudi Arabia, so you can use it to traffic under age Saudi girls to your pedophile masters in the Western world ...😒

Not possible! Quit dreaming!

Trying to uphold the Mother Theresa legacy?

Seem like you're an 'Epstein crew' sympathizer [sub][/sub]

You need to read that Quran very well.
You need to read it to understand ... Not in another language o
In a language you understand.
And see how it goes!

factwriter:
You want to build churches in Saudi Arabia, so you can use it to traffic under age Saudi girls to your pedophile masters in the Western world ...😒

Not possible! Quit dreaming!

Trying to uphold the Mother Theresa legacy?

Seem like you're an 'Epstein crew' sympathizer [sub][/sub]

You dare mention the word "paedophile "

Omo 😂

That is more like it....Southern and Nigerians Christmas are too doll to me and very ignorante..

Have you heard about MS BABA (SAW). Check him out on other social media, he has a good news message for you.

This MS BABA on social media hennn . He is opening many can of worms.

Sirmwill:
You dare mention the word "paedophile "

Omo 😂

The irony!

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Those days Nairaland go make u swear before you engage for this kind thread,sometimes them go even request for your mother maiden name and jamb result before allowing you to comment.

ALMUSTAQIM:
Assalaam Alaekum wa Rrahmatullah wa Barakatuh

*THE QUR'AN, THE QUR'AN*

The Qur'an is the holy book of Islam, considered the word of God (Allah) as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) over a period of 23 years.

Here's an overview:

Structure and Content
1. *Surahs*: The Qur'an is divided into 114 chapters or surahs, each with its own unique theme and message.
2. *Ayahs*: Each surah is further divided into individual verses or ayahs, totaling 6,236.
3. *Revelation*: The Qur'an was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) through the angel Jibril (Gabriel).

Key Themes and Messages
1. *Tawhid*: The oneness and uniqueness of God (Allah).
2. *Prophethood*: The importance of prophets and messengers in guiding humanity.
3. *Resurrection and Judgment*: The accountability of individuals for their actions in the afterlife.
4. *Morality and Ethics*: Guidance on righteous living, justice and compassion.

Significance in Islam
1. *Primary Source*: The Qur'an is the primary source of Islamic teachings and guidance.
2. *Recitation and Memorization*: Muslims recite and memorize the Qur'an as an act of worship and to connect with Allah.
3. *Interpretation and Commentary*: Islamic scholars and commentators have written extensively on the Qur'an's meaning and interpretation.

Preservation and Transmission
1. *Oral Tradition*: The Qur'an was initially preserved through oral tradition, with companions of the Prophet memorizing and reciting the revelations.
2. *Written Record*: The Qur'an was later compiled into a written record during the caliphate of Uthman ibn Affan.
3. *Manuscripts and Printing*: Throughout history, the Qur'an has been meticulously copied and printed, with modern Printings widely available.

Impact and Influence
1. *Islamic Civilization*: The Qur'an has shaped Islamic civilization, influencing art, literature, science, and philosophy.
2. *Spiritual Guidance*: The Qur'an remains a source of spiritual guidance and inspiration for millions of Muslims worldwide.
3. *Interfaith Dialogue*: The Qur'an's message of compassion, justice, and mercy has facilitated interfaith dialogue and understanding.

We Pray Allah to continue to guard and guide us Aright. Protect us, Have Mercy on us, Increase us in Knowledge, Provisions and Sustenance and enable us become better MUSLIMS, better NIGERIANS.

Happy Jumaat, Happy Weekend

Only that no Muslim believes in the Qur'an: they believe in the INTERPRETATION and INTERPOLATIONS of their Scholars who don't even have a UNANIMOUS Opinion

FatherLord:
This MS BABA on social media hennn . He is opening many can of worms.

. Honestly the Guy has been Bringing many out of Darkness .Telling Us what exactly the Meaning of those Verses.

I have read the quran.

What I noticed first about the author is his obsession and gossips about Christians, Jews, israel and unbelievers.

Also, haven read the bible too, I noticed that the writer of the quran copied some verse word for word. I also noticed error in their plagiarism.

Their was a particular place where the writer was talking about story of David's fight with golliat. The author did not understand he was combining different stories of different (bible) wars into one.

I also noticed the inferiority complex of the author of the quran towards Christians, Jews, Israel. I also noticed the inferiority complex towards the torah, psalms and the new testaments.

I also notice the gumbody of the author of the quran towards the torah, psalms, and indeed (new testament gospel). He or she tried to claim to be a part of it. The author even quoted wrongly that Muhammed was mentioned in the Bible.

It surprised me that the surposed maker of the universe will want to plagiarised earlier books and gossips about others in his book.

While, I know that the Yawheh of the Christians and Jews is a fake deity, I am supprised by the approach of the author towards them.

What a Religion🤣, how can God the creator instruct you to kill people
Remove 4 wives from that religion and women subjugation and half would leave the religion

The religion of a particular concern created to bring pain to the world.

UncleAyo:
I have read the quran.

What I noticed first about the author is his gossips about Christians, Jews, israel and unbelievers.

Also, haven read the bible too, I noticed that the writer of the quran copied some verse word for word. I also noticed error in their plagiarism.

Their was a particular place where the writer was talking about story of David's fight with golliat. The author did not understand he was combining different stories of different (bible) wars into one.

I also noticed the inferiority complex of the author of the quran towards Christians, Jews, Israel. I also noticed the inferiority complex towards the torah, psalms and the new testaments.

I also notice the gumbody of the author of the quran towards the torah, psalms, and indeed (new testament gospel). He or she tried to claim to be a part of it. The author even quoted wrongly that Muhammed was mentioned in the Bible.

It surprised me that the surposed maker of the universe will want to plagiarised earlier books and gossips about others in his book.

While, I know that the Yawheh of the Christians and Jews is a fake deity, I am supprised by the approach of the author towards them.

don't worry, save this your write up very well, you hear?you will explain further when the time comes

Is that a threat or what do you mean by "when the time comes"? Can you please expatiate on this?

If you need a proof of all I have said about the quran, ask me and I will bring out the quranic passages. What are you afraid of?

You don't want your cult exposed?

egunna:
don't worry, save this your write up very well, you hear?you will explain further when the time comes

Thanks to technology, I'm currently reading the quran, it's quite interesting how it agrees with the bible, the similarities are striking and confusing at the same time.

Hi

DeepSight:
Questionable Verses in the Quran -

The Verse of the Sword (Surah 9:5)


• The Verse: "And when the sacred months have passed, then kill the polytheists wherever you find them and capture them and besiege them and sit in wait for them at every place of ambush."


• The Controversy: Critics view this verse as a blanket command for violence against non-Muslims. [1]


• Interpretations: Mainstream and historical contexts argue the verse was specific to Arabian tribes who had violated peace treaties and waged war against the early Muslim community, noting the very next clause offers safe passage if they repent or cease hostilities. [1, 2]


Men as Protectors and Authority (Surah 4:34)


• The Verse: Discusses men as maintainers of women and outlines steps for addressing marital disharmony, concluding with permission to discipline or strike (daraba) wives under strict conditions. [1, 2]


• The Controversy: It is widely cited as sanctioning domestic abuse and establishing permanent male supremacy. [1, 2]


• Interpretations: Traditional views limit the severity and scope of physical action. Progressive and modern feminist scholars argue the Arabic term allows for alternative meanings (such as "to separate" or draw away) or reflect a temporary, historical social hierarchy rather than a timeless mandate for abuse. [1, 2]


Subjugation and Tax for Non-Muslims (Surah 9:29)


• The Verse: Directs Muslims to fight those who do not believe until they pay the tax (jizya) willingly while being humbled.


• The Controversy: Seen as proof of institutionalized religious intolerance and second-class status for religious minorities.


• Interpretations: Proponents describe jizya as a historical protection and exemption tax equivalent to the zakat paid by Muslims, arguing the term for "humbled" refers to political submission rather than personal degradation. [1, 2]


Prohibition of Close Alliance (Surah 5:51)


• The Verse: "Do not take the Jews and the Christians as allies [awliya]; they are [in fact] allies of one another."


• The Controversy: Interpreted by critics as promoting permanent sectarian segregation and distrust of Jews and Christians.



• Interpretations: Scholars state awliya in this context implies political or military alliances during active times of war rather than a ban on social kindness, business, or friendly neighborly relations with peaceful non-Muslim


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Taquiyya. Lieslam is all lies