Shad
Veteran Member
I proved to you that the Barazakh is a type of a barrier that allows passing through with rules, by giving you an example of its usage in Quran. whether you beleive in what we say or not, this does not matter, what matter is how it is been used to convey the meaning.
In a certain context but not in the context we are talking about. The exception in one verse does not necessarily apply to all uses. You have also created an internal contradiction in the verse.
The only way to say is not correct, is to say the Muslims do not believe that when they die, they go to the day of Judgement through the Barazakh. but if it turns that we beleive that we do go through it, then that confirms what the arabic language conveys by using the word Barazakh; the same word used in the verse you trying to disprove.
For a different verse sure but we are not talking about that verse.
All you have done is to go in circle. you did not know what to do; I gave you the words in arabic , I gave the reference of the meaning in arabic, I gave its usage in arabic from the Quran itself, and you never have been able to refute that, all you did, is to put claims from your head, why do not you give me an example from another verse in the Quran to prove your case.
This is not required as you are quoting out of context.
So I have provided the prove, you provided nothing to show it is wrong. the words of your mouth is not a prove of any thing.
Creating an internal contradiction is not a prove, it renders the whole verse moot. There are also other tasfirs which talk about this verse in context of fresh and salt water and a land divide. So you are going against common interpretation in order to recover the errors of the verse. As above you have to create an internal contradiction using another verse by imposing an exception which is not part of the verse itself.