Details of interpreting verses from the Qur'an and obvious blunders

[Mr.Popat]

Re: Details of interpreting verses from the Qur’an and obvious blunders

@psyah

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All of this was unnecessary. Qad Khalat can mean death, but it can also mean something or someone that/who has gone by … Passed by …

This is the wisdom I see in that verse … Because it includes the prophets who have died and those who have gone but not died … Had it specifically meant only those prophets who had died then it could have been clearer than Qad Khalat … Again even then if this was used it would still be acceptable …

As well as this the verse does not say all prophets …

One verse takes prophets before Muhammad PBUH into consideration. Other verse includes Jesus a.s with all the prophets who passed away. Your reasoning of ‘come and gone’ is plain non-sense. You are not seeing the whole context of the verse.

Jesus a.s was no more than a messenger and messengers like him have passed away. Either consider messengers before Jesus a.s alive or consider them all dead including Jesus a.s You are making an exception for Jesus a.s alone and taking everyone else as ‘come and gone’ to mean dead, which is not fair of an interpretation from you side.