First to clarify i am not tarring all Muslims with the same brush,the point i am trying to get accross is simple 3:7] He sent down to you this scripture, containing straightforward verses - which constitute the essence of the scripture - as well as multiple-meaning or allegorical verses.
Which contradicts:
"A.L.R. These are the symbols (or Verses) of the perspicuous Book. (alkitabi almubeenu)" [12:1]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"These are verses of the Book that makes (things) clear.(alkitabialmubeeni) " [26:2][/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"These are verses of the Qur'an,-a book that makes (things) clear; (kitabin mubeenin)" [27:1] [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"These are Verses of the Book that makes (things) clear.(alkitabialmubeeni) " [28:2][/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"By the Book that makes things clear,- (Waalkitabi almubeeni)" [43:2, 44:2][/FONT]
Allegorical or multi meaning verses are not clear,if they were there would be one type of Muslim but we know that Wahabi and Qutb sects follow a path of Islam totally different to say your average Muslim in the UK,these verses are very open to interpretation and to the wrong interpretation,if you intend to make things clear one would do so with verses that are,therefor this is in itself a contradiction.
Response: Yes, it would be a contridiction if the verses said that it didn't have different meanings. But it doesn't. It would be a contridiction if the verse said that it doesn't present clear signs. But it doesn't. What you have done is quoted a verse that says that there are verses with different "meanings", while the others say it has "clear signs". For there to be a contridiction, the verse would have to say that it reveals "unclear" signs, not different meaning verses because despite it's different meanings, it never says that the meanings are unclear. No contridiction.