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

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

I’m not embarrassed by anything. Stop these lies please!. When have I claimed to be a ‘rationalist’ ?Its not the first time you’re saying this about me. I have no made any such claim. Relax! .. I’m questioning based on Quran and hadith. If you got Quran and hadith to back up your statements, im interested in reading those. Show me from Quran how one can be raised to heaven bodily alive. Show me from hadith where its said Jesus a.s is alive. Show me from quran or hadith if he a.s is eating. Show me from Quran or ahadith how you can remain alive without food. All these questions will never be answered by you. NEVER. You know why? because you’re afraid you will hurt the feelings of those muslims that share the same beliefs as you. Allah says in Quran, and the verse goes something like.. you tell me to believe something which my forefathers never believed in ? and another goes like.. we will continue to believe what we have seen our forefathers believe in.. these were the words of kuffars in the times of Muhammad PBUH. You just dont want to see the truth, even if its from Quran. So much of being Muslim, alright!

heaven is an ultimate place where humans go after they die. You dont go there when you’re alive. Period.

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You know , Quran is Allah’s words. It is OK to read 4/5 verses before and 4/5 verses after. Its not going to harm you. It will benefit you. Try it sometimes.

‘i am about to place a vicegerent(khalifa) in the earth’ . He placed him as khalifa on earth. Then satan caused him to make a mistake and Allah says you people will be enemies of each other and there is a certain time for which you (humankind) will live on earth, and will keep Earth as an abode. Do you see this verse? allah placed him on earth first , then everything else happened. He was not literally thrown to earth. He was born on earth. But hey, thats my belief. Believing this version or your version is a mere belief which has nothing to do with what future has to hold. However, the life of Jesus a.s is important. For His life determines what path is right. His life determines the future of Islam.

I did not claim any such thing. I’m questioning based on Quran and hadith.

That is a wrong approach. In one hadith, sahaba (r.a) saw Gabriel in form of a man. Asked Muhammad PBUH of what tawheed is, whats imaan and other questions as such. Angels are made of light. But such an event happened. The way you explain this will be the way i will explain the experience Promised Messiah (as) went through. Had the experience of Promised Messiah(as) gone against the teachings of Quran, then you had the right to ask.. otherwise, no point. You explain to me from Quran or hadith if one can be living in heaven alive without food and will be sent down to earth bodily alive. Any example you could think of?