Oh, I apologize then, because I am not fully understanding the part that states, “so woe unto the disbelievers those who gave false witness by saying that 'Iesa (Jesus) is the son of Allah]”. I assume you refer to God as ‘Allah’ and I, and all Christians, believe Jesus is the Son of God. Does the verse say we are giving false witness or not?Translation has some annotation! The verse doesn’t talk about you believe that Jesus is son Of God.
Translation must translate Allah to God. Allah is synonim of “only god” in arabic. In Arabic translations of Bible you can see some verses whitch call Goad as “allah”.This is the verse:
Fight those who believe not in Allah nor the Last Day, nor hold forbidden that which hath been forbidden by Allah and His Messenger, nor acknowledge the religion of Truth, (even if they are) of the People of the Book, until they pay the Jizyah with willing submission, and feel themselves subdued.
Qur’an 9:29
You are the one who has equated it to the zakat that Muslims pay. I believe you said the non-Muslims pay the jizyah for “protection”, and the Muslims pay the zakat. If these are similar taxes, I just want to know if Muslims have to pay their zakat “with willing submission” and “feel themselves subdued”?
For me, this is one of the “beautiful” verses of the Quran because it illustrates (IMO) that the Quran is not from God.
Allah is arabic name of god. In arabic translations of Bible, you can find verses whitch the God is translated to Allah.Oh, I apologize then, because I am not fully understanding the part that states, “so woe unto the disbelievers those who gave false witness by saying that 'Iesa (Jesus) is the son of Allah]”. I assume you refer to God as ‘Allah’ and I, and all Christians, believe Jesus is the Son of God. Does the verse say we are giving false witness or not?
friendship,Allah is arabic name of god. In arabic translations of Bible, you can find verses whitch the God is translated to Allah.
OK?
Was the question that hard?I am sorry for you. You try to deflect the thread. So I don’t answer you more in this thread.
Ok that one tells us who the believers are. The one below tells us who some of the disbelievers are.The believers are indeed successful.Those who are humble in their assembly.And they abstain from vain talk.And they are active towards betterment. And they cover their private parts.Except around their mates, or those who are their dependants, they are free from blame.But whosoever seeks anything beyond this, then those are the transgressors.And those who are true to what they have been entrusted and their pledges.And those who are protective over their assemblies.These are the inheritors. The ones who shall inherit Paradise, in it they will abide. (Quran23:1-11)
Ok that one tells us who the believers are. The one below tells us who some of the disbelievers are.
37 : Then the sects differed *, so woe unto the disbelievers [those who gave false witness by saying that 'Iesa (Jesus) is the son of Allah] from the meeting of a great Day (i.e. the Day of Resurrection, when they will be thrown in the blazing Fire).
So once again, are Christians disbelievers who give false witness, according to that verse?
It’s not that hard of a question friendship. I accept that we all worship the God of Abraham. Why can’t Muslims accept the same?*
wow! You try to make me mad? In this thread I just get beautiful verses. discuss whith me in other threads and about only one questions.
I’m not trying to make you mad, I am only seeking answers about a book I know nothing about. So far, from your response, I am starting to believe there are verses in the Quran that are not beautiful. Is this the case, only some are beautiful and some are not?wow! You try to make me mad? In this thread I just get beautiful verses. discuss whith me in other threads and about only one questions.
I don’t think so. You just try to deflect the thread to human rights, as your posts in this thread show.I’m not trying to make you mad, I am only seeking answers about a book I know nothing about. So far, from your response, I am starting to believe there are verses in the Quran that are not beautiful. Is this the case, only some are beautiful and some are not?
If you were truly interested in sharing your faith with us, you’d address our questions.I don’t think so. You just try to deflect the thread to human rights, as your posts in this thread show.
Why you don’t ask these questions in a new thread?If you were truly interested in sharing your faith with us, you’d address our questions.
How is asking if the Quran is calling Christians disbelievers who give false witness a human rights issues?
I am comfortable letting our posts speak for themselves. It appears there’s something you’re not willing to share with us…