Referring to the thread titled,“what a guy”,
I invite comments on the scenareo that God decides to send prophet Muhammad back to this world again and start preaching fresh.
What would happen?
Belief is not what mind possesses, it is what possesses the mind!
what's this gonna prove?
It's just pointless vain talk. Wasting time and keeping away from the real issues.
Right what's the point of questioning it?
No one knows whatsoever what Allah has in mind to do..
Why pursue something where we dont' have knowledge of?
Well never mind that..I'm curious to see how people will respond to prophet Jesus (pbuh) when he comes back. Will all the people who believe he's more then just a prophet believe him when he tells them they were wrong?
Again it might seem pointless to kohal and likes, but consider the most important rift in Islam i.e. Shia and Sunni.
If prophet Muhammad comes back and tells one group Shia ot Sunni that they are wrong and are not following his teachings, how would they respond?
This is hypothetical and fictional but comments could be interesting.
Belief is not what mind possesses, it is what possesses the mind!
he will say why there so many muslim
countries? then he will ask can you all get toghether under one god?
If he does come back, what's to say that some far off country won't execute him as a blasphemous imposter?
Wasn't there a guy who was already executed for saying that he was the prophet?
It is the against the God's rule to bring back dead again in this world.
If we accpet hypothtical view and Holy Prophet (PBUH) does return to his Ummat then I then half of the todays muslim world would not accept him as he will spend rest of his life proving that he is the true Prophet (PBUH).
All you people that say it’s pointless to discuss cuz it’s not gonna happen are partypoopers…no offense intended towards the real Mr. Partypooper.
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Many a staunch disbeliever has been converted to Islam due to just such philosophical discussions…
Many minds have been opened due to such exchanges of information.
When we talk about “what would be” or “what could have been”, we challenge self-inflicted boundaries. It is this process of questioning and challenging that helps us to grow as human beings.