i often wondered too if the problem is the Quran or the individuals but i came to realize in this case they are interchangeable because when you read about consorts, partners, self-sufficiency ecc in the Quran, no wonder many muslims are stuck to that level of reasoning but sometimes i feel the damage is fatal because it’s strange that after so many explanations, they are still unable to grasp simple theological ideas.
Muhammed did not know his real father very well, did he?
no, neither his mother who died when he was 6 years old, and who gave him to foster parents when he was six months old. Muhammad said he was prevented by Allah to pray for his dead mother, and Bukhari says because she was polytheistic. Yet we read :
It is also reported that during Amina’s (Prophet Muhammad’s mother) pregnancy, she felt no pain or discomfort. She had always heard women complaining about the hardships of pregnancy, but she felt very well. During these months Amina had many dreams. One night in a dream she saw a light coming out of her. The light was shining on castles of Syria. Source: Tabaqat Ibn Sa’d, 1/63 .
and others says she had a dream where she was told :
You carry in your womb the lord of this people; and when he is born say: ‘I place him beneath the protection of the One, from the evil of every envier’; then name him Muhammad."
What did Amina experience? something divine or devilish? prohibiting Muhammad from praying for her indicates Allah wasn’t pleased with her and surely not communicating with her, so her experience wasn’t from Allah but another “spirit”, unless these whole passages are an invention from Muslims to liken Amina to the Virgin Mary, just like the hadith’s inventions of Muhammad’s miracles that are like Jesus’.