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SIRTee15:This is what happens when lies are invented to prop up other lies of islam: as if the new lies would erase the old. Stay blessed bro |
CrystalBliss:Thank you o! I actually only wanted to give him examples that are purely historical in nature and outside the claim of the Bible. There are countless number of goofs from the ignorant author of the Qur'an one can post to them Shalom |
Explore2xmore:Why dodge answering my questions as it was neatly and carefully laid out for you to respond to one by one. You have just shown David in spite of the special wisdom given to him to be intellectually below average. Could it be that Allah failed in his mission of giving him wisdom? The case is simple to judge sir. My questions again so that you wouldn't claim ignorance. Hello my brother! How you seem to swallow illogicalities still amaze me. I will proove that to you with just some simple questions. To you, the Tafsir of Al-Tabari is wrong and you know Islam better than him. 1. Qur'an 38:20 And We strengthened his (David's) dominion, and bestowed upon him wisdom and sagacity in judgment But you are saying that David did not have wisdom and sagasity in judgment because he decided based on hearing only the poor man speak. Is the claim of Allah wrong in verse 20? 2. Qur'an 38:21 AND YET, has the story of the litigants come within thy ken - (the story of the two) who surmounted the walls of the sanctuary (in which David prayed) a. Tell me how it is logical for a poor man who want to seek redress from the king force or coherse or pasuaded the rich man to scale the walls of the palace of the king with him. b. Tell me how the security details of King David didn't apprehend them. Was it a miracle or the two men decided to be extremely quiet!? 3. Qur'an 38:22 As they came upon David, and he shrank back in fear from them, they said: “Fear not!( We are but) two litigants. One of us has wronged the other: so judge thou between us with justice, and deviate not from what is right, and show (both of) us the way to rectitude Note that this wasn't a monologue as you want us to believe: both men spoke to the king. Is that untrue? 4. Quran 38:24 Said (David) : “He has certainly wronged thee by demanding that thy ewe be added to his ewes! Thus, behold, do many kinsmen wrong one another (all) save those who believe (in God) and do righteous deeds: but how few are they!” And (suddenly) David understood that We had tried him: and so he asked his Sustainer to forgive him his sin, and fell down in prostration, and turned unto Him in repentance a. Was David in error with his judgment? If he was in error, how then is the rich man justified for taking the lamb of his poor brother? b. Can you suggest plausible reasons how the rich man may be justified for taking the lamb of the poor man? |
Explore2xmore:Hello my brother! How you seem to swallow illogicalities still amaze me. I will proove that to you with just some simple questions. To you, the Tafsir of Al-Tabari is wrong and you know Islam better than him. 1. Qur'an 38:20 And We strengthened his (David's) dominion, and bestowed upon him wisdom and sagacity in judgment But you are saying that David did not have wisdom and sagasity in judgment because he decided based on hearing only the poor man speak. Is the claim of Allah wrong in verse 20? 2. Qur'an 38:21 AND YET, has the story of the litigants come within thy ken - (the story of the two) who surmounted the walls of the sanctuary (in which David prayed) a. Tell me how it is logical for a poor man who want to seek redress from the king force or coherse or pasuaded the rich man to scale the walls of the palace of the king with him. b. Tell me how the security details of King David didn't apprehend them. Was it a miracle or the two men decided to be extremely quiet!? 3. Qur'an 38:22 As they came upon David, and he shrank back in fear from them, they said: “Fear not!( We are but) two litigants. One of us has wronged the other: so judge thou between us with justice, and deviate not from what is right, and show (both of) us the way to rectitude Note that this wasn't a monologue as you want us to believe: both men spoke to the king. Is that untrue? 4. Quran 38:24 Said (David) : “He has certainly wronged thee by demanding that thy ewe be added to his ewes! Thus, behold, do many kinsmen wrong one another (all) save those who believe (in God) and do righteous deeds: but how few are they!” And (suddenly) David understood that We had tried him: and so he asked his Sustainer to forgive him his sin, and fell down in prostration, and turned unto Him in repentance a. Was David in error with his judgment? If he was in error, how then is the rich man justified for taking the lamb of his poor brother? b. Can you suggest plausible reasons how the rich man may be justified for taking the lamb of the poor man? |
AbuTwins:Of course false... But about your prophet! *Was Mohammed guided from lusting after his dauter inlaw Zainab and marrying her? *Was Mohammed guided from committing adultery with Mariya the maid of his wife? *Was Mohammed guided when he incorporated the satanic verses as part of the words of Allah? *Was Mohammed guided when he was kissing the Black stone? *Was Mohammed guys ded when he bowed down to the daughters of Allah with the Meccans? What can we call anyone guilty of these Vile!? |
22jumpstreet1:If God is absolute over ALL, tell me how you can undo your acts of disobedience to Him? 22jumpstreet1:So, why did God give them the ordinance of the scapegoat if it is not significant? 22jumpstreet1:Did you hear me mention Hell even just once? I have mentioned a place of Quarantine (being cut off eternally from God): Can God's spirit die? 22jumpstreet1:You can beleive ANYTHING you want: its your cup to drink. However, one day, the TRUTH will stare you at the face. 22jumpstreet1:However, do you think God is Just? Do you think God will punish Evil done by men to their fellow men eg. Murder, Torture, Rape, Violence etc Or God will overlook the misdeeds of evil people? 22jumpstreet1:Really? If God is JUST, it makes sense that He must punish EVIL and REWARD righteousness. We call the Place of Reward Paradise We call the place of Judgement Hell Choose this day where you will spend your eternity for spirits never die! |
TenQ:Mr AbuTwins: I'm still waiting for you |
Qasim6:It seems you are better in knowledge than both your prophet and Allah: because they dissagree completly with you. If you doubt, I can give you the words of your Allah in the Quran and the words of your prophet in the Hadiths |
22jumpstreet1:Is your God not absolute over EVERYTHING!? 22jumpstreet1:This is the sacrifice done collectively for the people of God: is this untrue? My Question was simple and direct: Why did God require a scapegoat for the forgiveness of the sins of Israel? Lev 16:21-22 21 And Aaron shall lay both his hands upon the head of the live goat, and confess over him all the iniquities of the children of Israel, and all their transgressions in all their sins, putting them upon the head of the goat, and shall send him away by the hand of a cfit man into the wilderness: 22 And the goat shall bear upon him all their iniquities unto a land not inhabited: and he shall let go the goat in the wilderness. 22jumpstreet1:The details was not recorded. However, do you think God is Just? Do you think God will punish Evil done by men to their fellow men eg. Murder, Torture, Rape, Violence etc Or God will overlook the misdeeds of evil people? 22jumpstreet1:Are you unaware that this is what follows the Children of Israel on earth!? Are you saying that All Evil People die Poor and Miserable in their lives? Are you aware of the kinds of atrocities some kings and powerful people have committed on earth with no seemingly apparent consequences? I hope that you know that the Old Testament did not discuss Resurrection and Eternity? |
Qasim6:The Quran is a comedy of errors of disjointed stories of the ancients How did the story of the Dhu al-Qarnayn enter the Quran (Quran 18:83–101)? How did the legend of the Seven Sleepers enter the Quran(Quran 18:10–16)? How did the children bedtime story of Solomons flying carpet and stick and magic ring enter the quran? Women having reproductive fluid is a guidance? The list is endless my dear! Qasim6:How is the verses a guide to turn in repentance? What was the error of David in Judging the case (You haven't told me how the poor man was the guilty one of the two)? Qasim6:The term Pharaoh is adopted as an epithet of respect for of the Kings of Egypt and not the name of a particular king. The term "Pharaoh" originally referred to the palace or the royal residence in ancient Egypt, but over time it became used as a title for the ruler of Egypt. No one knows for sure the exact name of the king of Egypt at that time, however the following kings are postulated to be the Pharaoh Sesostris II (1894-1878 BCE) or Pharaoh Yakbim Sekhaenre (1805-1780 BC) Moses wrote the Torah and thus used the terms familiar to the readers the terms Pharaoh in describing ALL kings of Egypt. What do you have to say to this Quran 12:20 And they sold him for a reduced price - a few dirhams - and they were, concerning him, of those content with little. You may wish to show how Dirhams were spent in Egypt as money during the time of Joseph Note: This is Allah himself speaking and not Mohammed. Qasim6:I have explained this as a generic term of respect and address of the kings of Egypt was adopted by Moses who lived in the Palace of his Pharaoh. But the Quran makes SEVERAL obvious historical errors 1. Show any historical evidence that Ezra is the son of God according to the Jews? 2. Did Jesus Die on the Cross according to history? 3. Where on the earth is the Massive wall of iron in Quran 18:96-97 4. Where is the barrier holding the Gog and Magog in archaeology in Quran 21:96 5. Show that crucifixions happened at the time of Moses (approximately 1500 BCE) as well as Joseph (approximately 2000 BCE) Quran 21:71 and Quran 12:41 6. Show how the Samaritans existed at the time of Moses Quran 20:85 and Quran 20:95 7. How come Allah was supposed to preserve the body of ONE pharaoh but we find several mummified Pharaohs preserved in their tombs Quran 10:92 8. As of the time of Moses, not one single children of Israel was king Quran 5:20 9. John (Yahaya) was a common name in the time of Jesus. Even some of Jesus disciples were named John contrary to Quran 19:7 10. Show a single non islamic source that says Abraham and Ismael built the Kaaba Quran 2:125-127 I challenge you to prove me wrong on any one above of your choice. You will agree with me that this level of errors is not befitting the Creator of the Universe. |
SIRTee15:I perfectly agree with you. After studying Islam, you will get the conclusion that neither Allah nor Mohammed dictates doctrine in Islam but their scholars decisions . They would gladly throw both Allah and Mohammed under the bus if their claims do not sound as they want it to sound. Allah says to Muslims "Do Mutah!" Mohammed Allowed it and Forbade it and Allowed it and Forbade it.. Sunni Muslims Forbid Mutah Shia Muslims Allow Mutah Every thing depend on what their scholars agree is right. This is the same with the manner in which they practice Jihad: it is according to what their scholars agree and this also depend on their school |
22jumpstreet1:Only if you show me from the Tanakh that God is NOT absolute! 22jumpstreet1:Why did God require a scapegoat for the forgiveness of the sins of Israel 22jumpstreet1:Hell is a place where rejected people are quarantined! 22jumpstreet1:Because If God's command is VIOLATED without any consequence, he stops being Absolute over ALL! |
MightySparrow:Of cause we know that. But the Deceived seem to be defending him. They are even willing to change some of the teachings of Mohammed to better defend his deception. |
MightySparrow:Really!? 1. God's law and command is absolute and never violated 2. God created beings with free will with capacity to willfully violate His commands 3. Since violation of God's command is against His Absoluteness: God's Law mandates that he who violates His integrity be eternally cut off from Him. It is an weight of infinite judgment 4. God's Love for humans made Him to save those who will by their volition and freewill choose to love Him and be eternally subject to Him by paying for their sin with an infinite ransom. 5. What can be greater than God Himself receiving the punishment due to the offender by offering Himself as a scapegoat for his sin (violation of God's integrity) This is the reason why Jesus became the LAMB of God who takes away the sins of the world. Killing Satan does not deliver you from the Offence of violation of God's integrity. Jesus became the FINE for our Offence, PAID in full for those who choose to Love and Follow Him. |
adesegun121:Easier said than done especially if you don't have friends and relations who can be a source of support. For many people, the money at hand cannot even feed them nor pay their house rent. Hence the resort to loans hoping for a breakthrough in their business. Unfortunately, the business terain of Nigeria is terrible! |
Qasim6:Sorry o! For a book ascribed to be written by Allah and dictated by Jibril, there isn't supposed to be an iota of error in it. This was about Qur'an 38:20-27 and we are already seeing errors in narratives. Is this why you cannot answer direct questions? 1. How did David commit a sin against God here? 2. Is the poor man in error in this dispute? 3. If the rich man is correct, why would he be? Under what situation can the only lamb of a poor man not owing you money be justified for taking by a strong man? Even your chairman AntiChristian knows well to keep quiet when illogicalities of the Qur'an are being discussed. |
Qasim6:Mr Qasim6, You can create your thread and I will join you. However, why is it that Mohammed or is it Allah misunderstood the plain Sayings of the scriptures relating the story of David. |
Qasim6:Do you understand that which tou wrote up here? It means that Allah has created even many Muslims for hell. |
AbuTwins:If Al-Tabari was influenced by the Jews and Christians, was your prophet not also influenced by the Jews and Christians? Are you saying that you are better than Al-Tabari as a scholar of Islam? The question I asked you was this: Did Allah give an explanation to Qur'an 38:20-27 Did Mohammed give an explanation to Qur'an 38:20-27 |
AbuTwins:1. Is David stupid contrary to Qur'an 38:20 38:20 And We strengthened his (David's) dominion, and bestowed upon him wisdom and sagacity in judgment Did David made a BAD Judgement? 2. Contrary to you, both of them spoke to David. 38:22 As they came upon David, and he shrank back in fear from them, they said: “Fear not! [We are but] two litigants. One of us has wronged the other: so judge thou between us with justice, and deviate not from what is right, and show [both of] us the way to rectitude So, Did David do wrong by condemning the rich man? If he did wrong, Why should the Poor man be condemned? |
Explore2xmore:Why don't you then give a robust exegesis on Qur'an 38:20-27 If Mohammed did not explain it and neigher did Allah explain it, should you not refer to the people of the Book as Commanded by Allah? |
AbuTwins:I've asked you: What exactly did Mohammed or Allah say about this? The interpretation that you are talking about are accepted by you Muslims isn't it? Al-Tabari was no Christian nor Jew! Manufacture another lie: Why must Islam always be defended by denial and lies? |
SIRTee15:They are all frantically looking for solutions from their modern Islamic scholars to no avail. The best for now they can do is to feign deaf and dumb |
SIRTee15:Above is the Question for you. Thanks to your SIRTee15 for this! Please let's make the answers short, direct and precise Cc: All my Friends on Nairaland: LegalWolf Vanessa7 AntiChristian Empiree, Rash4ductluv, BabaHeekmat, aekymbahd, motayoayinde, drlateef, Thatfairguy1, MrCodeSolo , Hisbah21, atsleepboy1 , Lordmoh , OBALOLA55, x123xlolls , Lukuluku69 , mhmsadyq, Ibsaq , Herkeym001 , Sulasa07 , hakeemhakeem , abduljabbar4 ,olaalekan ,Friend22 , uthlaw , Exc2000 , AbuTwins ,Akhirastriver ,Akinbahm , Sino , KayB , youngdroly , jaggabban , ukeleh , Realismailakabir , Bami8064 Greatgr , Gaskiyamagana , compton11, Alfarouq , MrCodeSolo Satmaniac saintHot, drlateef, Donkmore Akinbahm , IMEI , FATHAT , talk2hb1 , iamrealdeji , Encyclopedia1 , SWATMan rolams aheeqilmaktoom , Bintdawood , Flanker , Raheeqilmaktoom , rolams ,honesttalk21 , Negroid001 , Nvestor02 , Coolsat, iamrealdeji madridguy Almunjid MohammadSAW , STRI1 Explore2xmore satmaniac Ohyoudidnt , 4islam ThatFairGuy1 BroOptimist. Bakrabas. Musa95 Ibrahimlagosian Explore2xmore hakeemhakeem ItsReal correctguy101 Qasim6 youngdroly Bliss52 Qasim6 truthday MightySparrow SIRTee15 ANTIlSLAM innotutorial FxMasterz advocatejare |
SIRTee15:Thank you my brother for showing him this Tafsir from their own scholars. Islam cannot survive without lies. Unfortunately, the problem of Islam is compounded once the link with Batsheba is made. They see this quagmire and thus they need a robust lie to cover up |
SIRTee15:You can see the confusion in islam By itself alone, the story presented by Allah in Quran 38:20-27 is meaningless. How does Allah intend anyone to understand the stroy with no context? A poor man had the power to perform citizens arrest on a rich man and he carried him above the fence of the palace of David! Not even one security agent caught them and they were even telling DAVID not to be afraid. |
Qur'an 38:20-27 38:20 And We strengthened his (David's) dominion, and bestowed upon him wisdom and sagacity in judgment 38:21 AND YET, has the story of the litigants come within thy ken - [the story of the two] who surmounted the walls of the sanctuary [in which David prayed] 38:22 As they came upon David, and he shrank back in fear from them, they said: “Fear not! [We are but] two litigants. One of us has wronged the other: so judge thou between us with justice, and deviate not from what is right, and show [both of] us the way to rectitude 38:23 “Behold, this is my brother: he has ninety-nine ewes, whereas I have [only] one ewe - and yet he said, ‘Make her over to me,’ and forcibly prevailed against me in this [our] dispute.” 38:24 Said [David]: “He has certainly wronged thee by demanding that thy ewe be added to his ewes! Thus, behold, do many kinsmen wrong one another [all] save those who believe [in God] and do righteous deeds: but how few are they!” And [suddenly] David understood that We had tried him: and so he asked his Sustainer to forgive him his sin, and fell down in prostration, and turned unto Him in repentance 38:25 And thereupon We forgave him that [sin]: and, verily, nearness to Us awaits him [in the life to come], and the most beauteous of all goals 38:26 [And We said:] “O David! Behold, We have made thee a [prophet and, thus, Our] vicegerent on earth: judge, then, between men with justice, and do not follow vain desire, lest it lead thee astray from the path of God: verily, for those who go astray from the path of God there is suffering severe in store for having forgotten the Day of Reckoning!” 1. How did David commit a sin against God here? 2. Is the poor man in error in this dispute? 3. If the rich man is correct, why would he be? Under what situation can the only lamb of a poor man not owing you money be justified for taking by a strong man? Please let's make the answers short, direct and precise Cc: All my Friends on Nairaland: LegalWolf Vanessa7 AntiChristian Empiree, Rash4ductluv, BabaHeekmat, aekymbahd, motayoayinde, drlateef, Thatfairguy1, MrCodeSolo , Hisbah21, atsleepboy1 , Lordmoh , OBALOLA55, x123xlolls , Lukuluku69 , mhmsadyq, Ibsaq , Herkeym001 , Sulasa07 , hakeemhakeem , abduljabbar4 ,olaalekan ,Friend22 , uthlaw , Exc2000 , AbuTwins ,Akhirastriver ,Akinbahm , Sino , KayB , youngdroly , jaggabban , ukeleh , Realismailakabir , Bami8064 Greatgr , Gaskiyamagana , compton11, Alfarouq , MrCodeSolo Satmaniac saintHot, drlateef, Donkmore Akinbahm , IMEI , FATHAT , talk2hb1 , iamrealdeji , Encyclopedia1 , SWATMan rolams aheeqilmaktoom , Bintdawood , Flanker , Raheeqilmaktoom , rolams ,honesttalk21 , Negroid001 , Nvestor02 , Coolsat, iamrealdeji madridguy Almunjid MohammadSAW , STRI1 Explore2xmore satmaniac Ohyoudidnt , 4islam ThatFairGuy1 BroOptimist. Bakrabas. Musa95 Ibrahimlagosian Explore2xmore hakeemhakeem ItsReal correctguy101 Qasim6 youngdroly Bliss52 Qasim6 truthday MightySparrow SIRTee15 ANTIlSLAM innotutorial FxMasterz advocatejare |
AbuTwins:Are these major sins UNTRUE about your Prophet!? *Was Mohammed guided from lusting after his dauter inlaw Zainab and marrying her? *Was Mohammed guided from committing adultery with Mariya the maid of his wife? *Was Mohammed guided when he incorporated the satanic verses as part of the words of Allah? *Was Mohammed guided when he was kissing the Black stone? *Was Mohammed guys ded when he bowed down to the daughters of Allah with the Meccans? If these are not major sins unbecoming for a prophet, what else is a major sin?! |
AbuTwins:Unfortunately for you, animals like donkeys are not kept inside the house but usually tied to a tree in front of the house. There was no security Mat 21:2-3: "Saying to them, Go into the village over against you, and straightway you shall find an ass tied, and a colt with her: loose them, and bring them to me. And if any man say ought to you, you shall say, The Lord has need of them; and straightway he will send them." So, answery question : How did the poor man carry the rich man over the fence of the palace of David? The story doesn't make sense sir! |
AbuTwins:I am even more concerned with the illogicality of the storyline. The poor man must be exceptionally strong to carry the rich man over the fence to King David and none of his security details knew. Can you explain how this feat was performed? Did Allah say that the rich man said NOTHING!? Checking this, only the poor man and David spoke less than a paragraph each. |
AbuTwins:1. The Qur'an never stated that only one person stated his case. |
AbuTwins:Is this not a damage control strategy. Let's assume that you are correct, are you saying that according to Allah, the rich man is actually on the right path? You have some explanation to do for the Qur'an is clear. The rich man prevailed to take only ewe lamb of his fellow. AbuTwins:Really! How do you know that the story is unrelated to that in the Bible? Show me just one evidence from either Mohammed or Allah where it says they aren't related stories. AbuTwins:*Was Mohammed guided from lusting after his dauter inlaw Zainab and marrying her? *Was Mohammed guided from committing adultery with Mariya the maid of his wife? *Was Mohammed guided when he incorporated the satanic verses as part of the words of Allah? *Was Mohammed guided when he was kissing the Black stone? *Was Mohammed guys ded when he bowed down to the daughters of Allah with the Meccans? If these are not major sins unbecoming for a prophet, what else is a major sin?! |
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