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’s nothing and i mean NOTHING that i need to defend. My belief is Jesus a.s is dead according to Quran and i provided you verses why I believe so.

Its rather you people who cannot defend your own beliefs.

My beliefs are from Qur’an and I have alhamdulillah kept the same beliefs all along. I have not gone against a single verse of Quran.

All prophets are men. They all require food. Isa a.s is no more than a messenger. He used to eat food along with His mother Mary. All these verses are IN QURAN ! You are the one who is helpless in defending all that i asked you, and whats the end answer I get from you ? You do not know how Allah is sustaining Isa a.s.. Allah can do everything.. and answers like that… without knowing what verses you’re going against.

Im the one asking you people questions based on verses of Quran. What do I have to defend ?? I sense your helplessness, nothing else..

But its ok.. dil ko behlaane ke liye Ghalib ye khyaal acha hai

From the beginning Mr.Popat there is no direct verse that says Isa (AS) has died … There are selected verses that you base your argument on … And with closer examination we have seen your arguments fail …

Khatam … You claim means seal … But in Warsh recital … Same word is Khatim … And that means LAST …

Food verse … You hinged your argument on the irregular translated phrase “used to eat” where in fact you and your friend have shot yourselves in the foot confirming what I siaid that the verb used is past tense imperfect … Imperfect verbs mean that the act was happening when it was seen … And had not been completed …this refutes your stance on the hinge you used … But also there was no mention of death … You claim it comes from Qad Khalat which is an obscure term again and not a direct one … You wanted it to mean ‘death’ …

Then the verses regarding raising the dead … You turn into metaphor when indeed they are not … And have never been understood that way until MGAQ came on the scene.