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famdigy
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Hi Ralphinal, yes we have documented Muslim healing as well.
He looted and stole for a living, he had people assassinated for writing satyrical poems about him, he raped women captives after torturing and killing their husbands before their very eyes!The prophet Muhammad (s) did not spread and expand Islam at the point of a sword, this was done much later after the death of the messenger (s) by the khalif Omar who turned Islam into an imperial power. Muhammad (s) spread Islam through mercy, compassion and forgiveness.
How ironic for a Muslim to talk about free will since it’s non existent in Islam! Islam strips Muslims of their personality and individuality and turns them into members of the “ummah” all thinking and acting the same way, dressing the same, eating and drinking the same things! How can this be free will? You may have embraced Islam of your own free will, but that’s the end of it as far as Islam is concerned! You can’t even question your faith!.If he did, then it would undermine the entire concept of free. There is no merit or virtue in belief without free will. Also, it would contradict the very text of the Quran that says “no compulsion in religion”
Both Muhammad and the Quran lied, since Muhammad claimed that the Quran was his only miracle and the Quran states that Muhammad was only a warner!Here is an example of a miracle where a blind man was healed through the messenger muhammad (s)
Uthman ibn Hunayf relates:
A blind man came to God’s Messenger and requested him to pray to God to recover his eyes. The Messenger said: “If you desire, I’ll not pray-being blind may be better for your afterlife-or I’ll pray.” The man chose to be relieved of blindness and the Messenger told him: “Go and do an ablution. Then pray two rak‘as and say: ‘O God! Surely my appeal is to You and I turn toward You through the Prophet Muhammad, the Prophet of mercy: O Muhammad, surely I turn toward God through you, that He uncover my sight. O God, make him my intercessor.’” The man did what the Messenger told him and his sight was restored.Tirmidhi, Da‘awat, 119; I. Hanbal, 4.138; I. Maja, Iqama, 189
Is this the holy family you speak of?Yes, In a similar fashion as the blind man, people today continue to be healed miraculously through the messenger and his holy family (as). For example, the prophet said about his grandson al-hussain (as) the following:
God has specified my son Hussain with three: divine leadership from his progeny, healing in his earth, fulfillment of prayers under his dome
there are examples like the one below every single year.
tnfj.org/miracle_ashur2005.htm
WOW…it reads like a Jerry Springer Show