What do Muslims believe about the sanctity of life?

[gurrato_alaien]

George Waters:

gurrato alaien,

Thank you for your response.

I have some questions about the verse you posted. Who is the “We” in “We ordained…”?

Peace Brother,

Actually the pronoun “we” refer to God almighty in Quran used “he” and “we”. The pronoun “we” used in Arabic to indicate the greatest of God, and usually the kings used this pronoun to indicate to their majesty.
George Waters:

This verse only addresses the “Children of Israel”. Does Islam take a broader interpretation of that title?

Yes it’s for the whole people

Regarding other Questions it have been answered by brothers.

 

[Malachi4U]

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[inJESUS]

Actually the pronoun “we” refer to God almighty in Quran used “he” and “we”. The pronoun “we” used in Arabic to indicate the greatest of God,

allah used it to emphasize his greatness?

and usually the kings used this pronoun to indicate to their majesty.

indeed, the royal “we” is a human invention.

Yes it’s for the whole people

the aya is nothing more than the interpretation of a mistake done by Rabbi, and which mohammad quoted.