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

There are exceptions - Though, the exception is only because you have to adjust your belief in there.

What is your proof of this allegation?

@Mr.Popat

Yes, the verse negates the concept of someone coming from heavens bodily alive. It is not against someone coming but rather someone coming from somewhere outside of Earth, ‘physically’ alive.

Ahadith mentioning ibn e maryam’s arrival does not contradict Qur’an. Quran says that if a messenger come to you rehearsing my signs to you, then for sure support him.

Qur’an openly announces Jesus of Nazareth dead. You cannot keep bringing out exceptions in every verse provided to you. Ahadith also indicates His death. No hadith do we find mentioning about his physical ascension. No verse do we find supporting that idea. In contrary, we have verses and ahadith telling us that He a.s himself is dead.

Muslim Ummah as you should know are called the like of bani israel. Muhammad PBUH as you should know is called the like of Musa a.s. There are ahadith that you must know which says that my ummah will be acting just like jews. Scholars and sufi’s of Islam are called the like of the prophets sent to bani israel. In order for this whole comparison to be complete, we must wait for a Messiah sent to Muslim Ummah just like how a Messiah was sent to bani israel at their end times. Therefore, we do not neglect any hadith mentioning the arrival of Messiah. We just reject that the same prophet which was sent to bani israel will not be coming back, since he a.s is dead.

this is again poor analogy. When Allah is comparing Adam a.s with Jesus a.s, he is telling christians that if not having a father is worth calling Him God, then Adam a.s qualifies more for that position since he was created without father or mother. Then the verse says, Allah created him out of clay and he says be and it is. If Jesus a.s was born in a womb of virgin mary, on Earth, then how do you see the comparison of Adam a.s with Jesus a.s ?

You r not getting it. After adam a.s was sent down, it was after that God said therein shall you live. Jesus a.s came way after. Up till the time of Jesus a.s, no one went to heavens alive to God, but its only Jesus a.s who did. Strange but ok. No one else ever went out to God the way Jesus have. Ok. .

What is your proof of this assertion? When Adam (AS) was in heaven alive - how did he manage that without being dead?

Adam (AS), Hawwa (AS), Iblis and the Snake - how do we know this “therein you shall live” was not just meant for them personally and applies to the whole of mankind? If you look at the narrative Allah (SWT) is only addressing a maximum of 4 individuals … But here we are talking about Isa (AS) … Unless you can provide proof that this verse applies to mankind in general then you cannot make it binding … on the whole of mankind …

It is nearly impossible to gather the meaning just by reading it … some background of the hadith and traditions is needed … You however are choosing to ignore those traditions or at the very best choosing random minority opinions.