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

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

@Mr.Popat

‘Possibility’ of exception is always there for you.
If there’s any verse in Quran saying something other than ‘therein shall you live’, then yeah, exception is there and that we should interpret that verse to reconcile with ‘therein shall you live’ . But you’re creating exception with no basis. If there is no verse saying that humans CAN live elsewhere too, then you will have no exception in this verse.

You can say exception is there only if you find another verse somewhere in Qur’an saying something else, if not, then we should not add any exception in it. Someone cannot be said to be brought forth from somewhere else.. Allah said ‘therein shall you be brought forth’.

Peace Mr.Popat

The exception is inherent in the Arabic language of that verse … It does not need another verse to show this … It seems however you are making up your own conditions without knowledge … Please show me where you have got the idea that exceptions are taken where something contrary is being said in ANOTHER verse ONLY… I’ve been telling you from day one that ths verse is a general statement it is not phrased in a way that makes it specific and limiting … Now to prove me wrong you need to find evidence showing that verse is limiting and harbours no possible exception. Can you do that?