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  • To those who believe in the writing, sure. Personally don’t think so but everyone has their own faiths so who am I to judge or tell someone else about their religion.

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    How does this relate to the drake kendrick beef

  • Yes 👍

  • According to the Quran, Jesus (ʿIsa) was born miraculously to Mary, who was chosen and honored by God. Jesus was a prophet and messenger who taught people to worship the one true God. He was given the Gospel and performed miracles by God’s permission, including healing the sick and bringing the dead back to life. Some people rejected his message and plotted against him, but the Quran says they did not kill or crucify him. Instead, God raised Jesus to Himself, and he will return before the Day of Judgment.

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    interesting new account gimmick

  • "And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant Muhammad, then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful." 2:23

  • f*** it why not

  • Op is def having an episode rn

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    More likely than the bible tbh

    Mohammed is said to be channeling the word of God but unfortunately no channel is pure. He may have added his own perspectives to a lot of the words.

    Jesus imo was a pure vessel for the word of God but unfortunately he did not write anything down himself. We only know of what was said through written accounts from years later. Many not in the original spoken language

    Its a lovely test of spiritual discernment. What you believe is an indication of where you are on this journey to reconciliation with the most high.

  • jive

    More likely than the bible tbh

    Mohammed is said to be channeling the word of God but unfortunately no channel is pure. He may have added his own perspectives to a lot of the words.

    Jesus imo was a pure vessel for the word of God but unfortunately he did not write anything down himself. We only know of what was said through written accounts from years later. Many not in the original spoken language

    Its a lovely test of spiritual discernment. What you believe is an indication of where you are on this journey to reconciliation with the most high.

    Your view on Muhammad is a understandable one but also one God addressed in the Quran during Muhammad’s time from people who thought the same

    "Your companion Muhammad has not strayed, nor has he erred, Nor does he speak from his own inclination. It is not but a revelation revealed."

    "And if Muhammad had made up about Us some false sayings, We would have seized him by the right hand; Then We would have cut from him the aorta. And there is no one of you who could prevent Us from him."

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    Experiment626

    Your view on Muhammad is a understandable one but also one God addressed in the Quran during Muhammad’s time from people who thought the same

    "Your companion Muhammad has not strayed, nor has he erred, Nor does he speak from his own inclination. It is not but a revelation revealed."

    "And if Muhammad had made up about Us some false sayings, We would have seized him by the right hand; Then We would have cut from him the aorta. And there is no one of you who could prevent Us from him."

    Why does the most high refer to itself as Us? Or why is it translated that way?

  • Of course

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    Why does the most high refer to itself as Us? Or why is it translated that way?

    Great question tbh God refers to himself as Us or We as well as third person and singular such as “I” for a few reasons.

    1. The revelation was revealed in Arabic and in Arabic language, using plurals for a single entity suggests majesty, authority and grandness.

    Similarly when he uses singular identity”He” it doesn’t mean God is masculine but in Arabic there isn’t a neutral word for gender. God is neither male or female or they but in Arabic “He” can be used for overarching identification like “mankind” as an example

    2. When he uses singular identity like “I” it’s usually to show his relationship with creation especially mankind

    3. When he uses third person, it is used to emphasize his transcendence.

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    Yes 👍

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    Great question tbh God refers to himself as Us or We as well as third person and singular such as “I” for a few reasons.

    1. The revelation was revealed in Arabic and in Arabic language, using plurals for a single entity suggests majesty, authority and grandness.

    Similarly when he uses singular identity”He” it doesn’t mean God is masculine but in Arabic there isn’t a neutral word for gender. God is neither male or female or they but in Arabic “He” can be used for overarching identification like “mankind” as an example

    2. When he uses singular identity like “I” it’s usually to show his relationship with creation especially mankind

    3. When he uses third person, it is used to emphasize his transcendence.

    Very interesting

    I have another question that you may not have answer for.

    Since aramaic and Hebrew are also a semitic language, would that lack of neutral gendered word be the same? I should probably Google this

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    I have a hard time believing in religion so I am going to say no religious texts are the word of any deity. If one exists, they haven’t revealed themselves ever

  • jive

    Very interesting

    I have another question that you may not have answer for.

    Since aramaic and Hebrew are also a semitic language, would that lack of neutral gendered word be the same? I should probably Google this

    Yeah honestly I have zero clue but definitely would want to hear what you find on that tbh I’m interested myself

  • Nessy

    How does this relate to the drake kendrick beef

    Is the Torah actually the word of god?

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    btw guys all comments im placing i got directly through discussing with god. So I got it directly from him, all other texts are false. feel free to worship me- i mean god and to send me (his prophet) money. i still need ktt2 premium. why would i possibly lie about this

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    btw guys all comments im placing i got directly through discussing with god. So I got it directly from him, all other texts are false. feel free to worship me- i mean god and to send me (his prophet) money. i still need ktt2 premium. why would i possibly lie about this

  • If you feel peace with it, sure

  • The Quran itself is considered the biggest and most significant miracle in Islam. Muslims believe its revelation, unique language, unmatched literary style, profound message, and preservation make it a continuing miracle from Allah.