From: snex <xens@...>
Date: 2009-02-26T03:09:23+09:00
Subject: Re: What is the Qur’ân?

On Feb 25, 12:04 pm, al albani <imanway...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I know that my article is not related to this group ,but it might be
> useful. PLEASE read it.
>
> The Qur’ân is the name given to Allah’s speech that He revealed to His
> servant and Messenger Muhammad (peace be upon him); speech that is
> recited as an act of worship, is miraculous, and cannot be imitated by
> man. It is the name of Allah’s Book, and no other book is called by
> this name.
>
> The connection between the Creator and his Creation is by way of His
> Messengers, and these Messengers only know what Allah wants from them
> by way of revelation, either directly or indirectly. The rational mind
> cannot dismiss the possibility of revelation, since nothing is
> difficult for the all-powerful Creator
>
> revelation is a communication between two beings: one that speaks,
> commands, and gives, and another who is addressed, commanded, and
> receives. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) – as with every Prophet
> – never confused himself with the One who gave the revelation to him.
> As a human being, he felt his weakness before Allah, feared Allah’s
> wrath if he should disobey, and hoped for Allah’s mercy.
>
> Proves why it is impossible that Mohammad (Pbuh) wrote the Quran :
> 1. No matter how brilliant or insightful a person might be, there is
> no way that he could discuss the happenings of nations lost to
> antiquity, issues of belief and Divine Law, the rewards and
> punishments of Heaven and Hell, and future events, all in such great
> detail without any contradiction and with a most perfect style and
> literary form. The Prophet (peace be upon him) had never once read a
> book nor met with any historian
> 2. The Qur’ân makes to the disbelievers a stern challenge that they
> will never be able to produce a chapter similar to it. Such a
> challenge would never have come from the Messenger (peace be upon him)
> 3. The Qur’ân, in some places, sternly rebukes Muhammad (peace be upon
> him) where he acted upon his own judgment in something and did not
> decide on what is best. The Qur’ân clarified the truth and showed the
> error of the Prophet (peace be upon him).
> 4. Many verses of the Qur’ân begin with the imperative verb “Say!” As
> a matter of fact, this occurs more than three hundred times,
> addressing Muhammad (peace be upon him) and directing him with respect
> to what he should say. He, thus, did not follow his own desires; he
> followed only what was revealed to him.
> 5. Complete harmony exists between what the Qur’ân says regarding the
> physical world and what has been discovered by modern science. This
> has been a source of amazement for a number of contemporary western
> researchers
>
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mohammad was a pedophile.