Unfortunately nobody seems to know the criteria for the challenge or who will judge it,"The true Furqan" seems to have been judge but it is unclear by who,confusing isn't it.
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Finally, there is virtually nobody would be able to judge it impartially - if a non-Muslim were to say "This is easily equal to the Qur'an!" that would be insulting to the Muslims
"Certified" by who?Believe it or not, Riverfox, I get what you are saying. What you have outlined here should be somewhat obvious to even the thickest dullard. What I am asking is, is there a certified list of instructions for people who want to take on the so-called challenge?
Finally, there is virtually nobody would be able to judge it impartially - if a non-Muslim were to say "This is easily equal to the Qur'an!" that would be insulting to the Muslims, and yet virtually no/almost no/no Muslim would really be able to say "This is equal to the Qur'an!" - not like I could blame them, as it's part of their religion that the Qur'an is unmatchable.
Invidentally, how many Muslims have actually checked out suralikeit.com already? And what do you make of them? What makes you believe they do not pass the test?
Hi Odion
I don't think that "All non-Muslims" are dishonest, ignorants, and biased....There are some of them who are truthful.....Like the Man Who Challenged the Qur'an.
So you think that insulting those who do not wish to revert to Islam is a good tactic?I don't think that "All non-Muslims" are dishonest, ignorants, and biased....There are some of them who are truthful.....Like the Man Who Challenged the Qur'an.
yes it is mention that, There will be a prophet after Jesus in the Quran
And remember Jesus, the Son of Maryam (Mary), when he said, "O Children of Israel! I am the Messenger of Allah, sent to you, confirming the law which came before me, and giving glad tidings of a Messenger to come after me, whose name will be Ahmed." But when he came to them with vivid signs, they said, "This is apparent magic." Surah 16:6
Muhammad is not the father of any man among you, but he is the messenger of Allah and the Seal of the Prophets; and Allah is ever Aware of all things. Surah 33:40
the word for Seal of the prophets is Khatam-e-Nabiyen, Khatam in Arabic, urdu means finish/last
I don't think you are correct,from what i have read there is no mention of Muhammed.
No, it's there. I just checked.
I am talking of the Bible,sorry i must have dementia doh
Oh, I get it.
Remember, Muslims believe that Jesus's gospel was tampered with by men.
Yes they believe that its unreliable except the part in Isiah that mentions an illiterate Man which of course they say is Muhammed.
The "bible" is not the only scripture that refer to the arrival of Muhammad (PBUH). As for the reliability... there are more than (?) 50 versions of the Bible and not anywhere does it mention therein that it is a bible. It is not us who believe that they are unreliable, the scholars of each religion with scriptures have acknowledged that their scriptures have been tampered with/modified during the ages themselves; except for Islam.
In Chapter 2 (The Cow) of the Holy Qur'an, Allah says:
77. But do they not know that Allāh knows what they conceal and what they declare?
78. And among them are unlettered ones who do not know the Scripture except in wishful thinking, but they are only assuming.
79. So woe to those who write the "scripture" with their own hands, then say, "This is from Allāh," in order to exchange it for a small price. Woe to them for what their hands have written and woe to them for what they earn.
Every scripture in the world (if it is claimed to be from God) has a reference to the coming of Muhammed (PBUH) and his message as well as that God is One.
Peace be upon you.
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(Moses) said: "O my Lord! expand me my breast;
Ease my task for me;
And remove the impediment from my speech',
So they may understand what I say":
{The Holy Qur'an 20: 25-28}
Interesting,but does it actually say anywhere in the books of the Bible that an illiterate Man called Muhammed/Mohammed/Muhammet is comming,i don't think it does,it does however mention an illiterate Man and a literate Man in the book of Isiah so perhaps its an assumption that this is Muhammed.
You see, all religious scriptures point towards the message of Muhammad (PBUH) - and that message is Islam.
Or is it from Deutronomy 18.18
You've only provided verses from the Tanakh, Gospel of John, and Qur'an.
The Tanakh and Gospel of John (and indeed, the entire New Testament, as well as the Qur'an) do not represent "all religious scriptures."
Yeap that is also another reference. You must realize... how would a scripture that old mention the name of a Prophet in the future? Are you going to tell me that it was a wild guess?
Peace be upon you.