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

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

All mortals eat, and Allah does not eat. Mortals must keep eating to be alive in their physical bodies. Once a mortal stops eating, He is dead. Same thing applies for Jesus a.s as well. He a.s was a mortal as well. The very fact that he is not eating now makes him the like of God. I’m not concerned with if hes eating now .. what hes eating.. you must provide evidence from Quran that he a.s is still eating. Your answer of God must be providing him food is very weak!. That is your speculation. No evidence whatsoever.

  1. he ‘ate’ food like any mortal. He a.s is not eating food anymore. If he a.s is NOT eating food. He is either 1) dead or 2) the like of God.

  2. Yeah, nobody killed him. Passing away of prophets is mentioned in 2 ways. Jesus a.s passed away from a natural death, not by getting killed.

  3. No. Allah did not. You have no evidence for this.

  4. He a.s must be in heaven with all the prophets who died. He does not need to be alive to be in heaven.

That’s quite a statement ! that its upto allah how hes maintaining him. You have a belief which is not approved by Quran. Allah is provider of all human needs. Food is human’s number 1 need. But hes not eating anymore. Are you saying God alone is paak from eating but Jesus a.s also shares this attribute of Allah ?

Refer to the following ayah:

Yeah, all of this happened on Earth. Adam was a messenger.. if there was no humans on earth, who was he a messenger to? what message did he bring ? But hey, thats not important. Our souls are created by Allah almighty, our bodies are given on Earth. Whatever your belief of Adam a.s is , he was not given the Earthly body when he was in heaven ( talking from your belief ). Once you’re given an earthly body, you are bound to have the needs of what your body requires. Oxygen, food, water etc..

You are hiding behind the belief of Allah doing anything. I NEVER said he cannot. I never did. All i’m saying is that Allah has set some standards for himself that he himself do not break. taking someone to heavens alive bodily is something Allah has never done and will never do. Verses show that Allah does not literally send down a book.. one verse also shows that you cannot put a ladder to heaven and grab anything you like. Verses tell you that Allah is paak from doing all this. Allah is Qaadir and qadeer over all that he wishes. But His laws are absolute. If he says he will not do a certain thing, believe me, He is certain in his promises. He will not do it. Allah says i’m the one who gives u birth from a single drop of sperm, raise you in a weak condition, give you strength and cause your body to go back to weak condition again. That is the sunnat of Allah. Allah says that whomsoever he grants a long life, he causes his condition to revert to that of a child ( of weak condition ), that is the sunnah of Allah. There are verses in Quran which shows that Allah does have the capability of doing anything but he will simply not do it because its not His sunnah for his creation. Verse which goes something like, if he wishes to make everyone believer, he can, but he will not do it. There are other verses as such but i’ll leave that up for now.

Hazrat Ahmad (as) as I believe was a true prophet of God, whose advent was prophesised by Muhammad PBUH himself. God informed him that Jesus a.s which was sent 2000 years ago is no more alive. He a.s is dead. Yes, he did say his grave is located in Kashmir. Now, you see so many people doing research on this regard.

Hz Ahmad (as)'s revelation on anything ( but for now, we’re talking about the death of Jesus a.s ) does not contradict Islam. Yes, some beliefs contradict the mullah version of Islam. But he a.s has explained his stance and his beliefs based on Quran and ahadith. Whether mullahs accept it or not is not the concern. Whats more important is that he a.s explained the verses and beliefs in which muslim are in great confusion.

:slight_smile: ok.. so no markets in heaven, no earthly food in heaven. He a.s is neither walking with his body in markets, neither is he eating earthly food.

Allah says that their(prophets) bodies were not made as such that required no food. Meaning, they do require food. Get this straight. Allah says their bodies require food.