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Alhamdulillah. Largest self growing religion in the world. No missionaries, no emotional blackmail, no fear of God or salvation, no direct blames and charges... Just growing automatically without force. This is what fascinates me. I was born in a muslim family Alhamdulillah but I was atheist and I figured Islam is the right religion. When I tell that to people, they say you think so but you are Muslim because your parents were Muslims. Wallahi it was never the case. I have studied Hindu scriptures, Buddhist ideologies, Sikhism to certain extent, Greek mythology, the history of Romans and Crusaders and Renaissance... I know what was wrong with all of them. Even the people in Mecca before Islam was astoundingly same in terms of following the corrupt patterns of the past. I used to think that how can any religion lead to anything bad? Religion is for the betterment of the society so why is Quran says all the time that people who worship something other than the one True God, Allah, are the ones causing corruption. I started to see beauty and wisdom in those statements. It doesn't say Muslims don't cause corruption, in fact, it talks in detail about the hypocrites, dedicating an entire chapter to that. I checked throughout history and people who caused corruption in the past and now, all of them, follow the same pattern Allah talks about. They themselves are not fearing God but they make rules in their favour using the name of God. And then people start detaching themselves from religion and so on, but that's one side effect. The primary result is that they get all the power and money. Using religion to gain power and money. And there's always someone who has opposed these corrupt people, whom they always disregard because they believe this will cause economic and administrative damage to them. Subhanallah.. It's so true. Only our creator can brief that analogy so beautifully saying He knows what is in their hearts.
There are just two types of people in the world:
1. The ones who are connected to the one true God.
2. The ones that are aware of God and use that to instill fear in others to draw benefits, mostly money and power.
There is nothing like atheism.
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The positioning of the parts of the phrase: "and have certain belief in the hereafter (wa bi'1-âkhirati hum yûqinûn):"
The main points [that this phrase consists of]: the "and (wâw)" the precedence of "in the hereafter (bi'1-âkhira);" the use of the definite article for "the hereafter;" the term "hereafter," the use of the personal pronoun "hum (they);" and the use of "have certain belief in (yûqinûn)" rather than 'they believe' (yu'minûn).
The [conjunction] "and (wâw):" after the general statements of the previous phrases, [the purpose of] this is to denote the specificity [of this one] with its explicit mention of this pillar of belief. For [this pillar] is one of the two pivots on which the revealed scriptures turn.
The precedence of "in the hereafter (bi'1-âkhira)" denotes restriction. and this suggests that because [some of] the People of the Book say: "The Fire shall not touch us but for a few numbered days," (2:80) and [others of them] deny bodily pleasures, the hereafter will be metaphorical for them and only in name; what they will experience will not be the true hereafter.
The use of the definite article "al" is to express its known nature. That is, it indicates that [the hereafter] is well-known by reason of its constant mention by the revealed scriptures. Its being well-known is also a hint that it is true, and a sign that in consequence of the proofs based on the nature of things mentioned above it is a fact almost visible to the mind. Its being well-known is therefore a sign that it is a reality. And the use of the term "the hereafter (al-âkhira)," that is, making it an adjective qualifying creation (al-na'ita li'l-nasha'), is to direct attention towards the first creation, so that the mind will grasp the possibility of the second.
The personal pronoun "they (hum)" infers restriction, and this suggests that the belief of those People of the Book who do not believe in Muhammad (Upon whom be blessings and peace) is not certain belief. Indeed, it is only a supposition which they suppose is certain.
"Have certain belief in (yûqinun)" is used instead of 'they believe' (yu'minûn), although belief is certain affirmation, in order to intentionally point the finger at the objective so to dispel any doubts. For the resurrection of the dead is a thronging mass of doubts [and complete certainty (yaqîn) concerning it is more important than affirmation (tasdîq) of it]. Also this definite statement blocks up the path of such excuses of the People of the Book as "We're believers anyway, so let those who don't believe, believe."
(SURA AL-BAQARA/Verse 4: Belief in the Revelation of the Qur'an and Earlier Scriptures)
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There actually were other versions of the quran. Now there is one but other versions were found.
A verry early version for example were found in the great mosque of san'a.
Ofc it is not a completly different book but it is still different and it is a proof that some humans did changes. If todays version is the original, we will never know.
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Allhumdillah.
Christian’s however for some reason believe in the trinity.
Catholics worship mary.
Jews don’t believe in Jesus. And tried to have him crucified.
Yet they are awaiting the arrival of the messiah who we believe and know is Jesus pbuh.
What will happen , when the dajaal comes the Jews and the evangelicals will follow the dajjaal. Despite numerous warnings
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It's either you obey Allah or you don't. There is no in between. We don't do the judging but we must convey the message if we chose to disobey Allah then it's fair for Allah to punish us. It's not fair to say believers and non-believers are the same. Hold firm to Islam and just convey the message.
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The way in which the second aim, the perfection of Muhammad's (UWBP) prophethood, is reflected in the phrase "before you." in view of the facts that it is the custom for the king to appear before the people at the end of a ceremony, and in accordance with the law of human progress a later teacher is better than an earlier one, and generally those who come later are more proficient than those who preceded them, Muhammad (Upon whom be peace) was the Sovereign of the Prophets, and the best and most perfect of them, just as the Qur'an is more comprehensive and universal than their scriptures.
The way the phrase "before you" absorbs the third aim, which is Muhammad's being the Seal of the Prophets: in accordance with the rule, "if one is multiplied it goes to infinity, stopping nowhere; but if a multiplicity of things are united, they acquire stability and come to a halt," and as is inferred by the opposite idea, "before you" hints that "there will be no prophets after you," and that Muhammad (Upon whom be blessings and peace) is the Seal of the Prophets.
The way the phrase "before you" is coloured by the fourth aim, the universality of his mission: it expresses this meaning: "You are their successor and they are all your predecessors." Hence, according to the rule, "the successor shoulders the duties of his predecessor and takes his seat," all of them were your predecessors and you are their deputy and the Messenger to all peoples. Yes indeed, it could only be thus! For the innate disposition of things demands it and wisdom requires it. Before the Era of Bliss all the nations of the world of humanity were extremely distant from one another and hostile to each other, both physically and emotionally, and by instinct and upbringing. A single sort of education was insufficient for them and all could not be drawn to a single cause. Then, when humanity was awakened in the Era of Bliss and subsequently, and people felt a desire to come together due to the exchange of ideas and swapping of characters, and the intermingling of peoples, and some of them investigating the conditions of others, and time was churned up by the many means of communication and transportation; - then the globe of the earth became like a single country, or a province, or a town, and the people of the world came together; and then a single mission, a single prophethood was sufficient for all of them.
The way the phrase intimates the fifth aim: since the "from (min)" of "before you (min qablika)" infers a beginning, it infers 'to' (ilâ)," which indicates the end. That is, "prophethood came to an end with your coming, for your Shari'a is sufficient." This infers that his Shari'a abrogated all previous ones, signalling their end, and through its sufficiency, included them all.
The evidence that from the point of view of eloquence this phrase has absorbed these subtle points is that the five aims resemble a river flowing beneath these verses; one of them gushes out completely in one verse, then another flows forth in another, and another is manifested entirely in a torrent in yet another. Even the least trickle on the surface indicates that the veins of this phrase touch it. Moreover, the above meanings sprout forth in many different verses.
(SURA AL-BAQARA/Verse 4: Belief in the Revelation of the Qur'an and Earlier Scriptures)
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7 months ago
Mashallah, you are one of the lucky ones that Allah guided, May Allah help you strengthen your Iman (faith) ❤
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