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Submitted by Ridwan (Australia), Sep 17, 2007 at 07:19

Thanks for replying earlier.

In Arabic, most of the things they compare things to are the size of Dirham coins or the size of chickpeas or the shape of coins and the like. It wouldnt come out of nowhere where the Quran would start to compare chewed things, people dont say that, the Quran would have said if it had not know the view of a fetus that it was the size of such and such etc. It wouldnt just come that it would change the description of things.

Yes, they are not talking about color, they are talking about the shape and the look of the fetus when it is made.

And when the Quran was first revealed to him, it was recited in poetic verse, so he didnt just make it up. And everytime an issue had come to them, such as drinking, or adultery, or family problems, a Quranic verse would come Straight after the event, he couldnt have thought of such verses in very little time but it came very quickly as a guidance.

Everything Muhammad memorized from Jibreel (AS) or Gabriel, he made sure his Hafidh (protectors) Hafidh-al-Quran (protector of Quran) Memorized it, then from them the Quran was written on leaves, palms, leather etc, Those Huffadh made sure that nothing was made up, all straight from the tongue of Muhammad (S).

Yes, but there are many other holy and ancient scripts foreseeing the arrival of Muhammad, other than the Bible, there are too many different types of Bibles to figure it out, and altered ones.

In hindu scriptures it says that this man will be born to in hindu (Servant of God) and (Trust). And Muhammads father, whos name is Abdullah, his name has exactly the same meaning. And his mother, whos name is Aminah, means trust in female context.

It also says the same man who was born to Servant of God and Trust, will recieve prophetic knowledge in a cave, and Muhammad got his first verse and prophet hood from the cave of Hira.

And these scriptures are 4000-10000 years old, MUCH older than the Bible, and such scriptures were unalterable.

It also says that this man will stay in that cave to a period of three days before recieving prophetic knowledge, EXACTLY referring to Muhammed.

And Muhammeds teachings dont totally conflict to that of Jesus'. They both want peace. They both want monotheism. I dont know about the Bible, but the Quran says not to disrespect Ahlul Kitab, The people of the Book, Jews and Christians. SO they both dont want conflict. Both have respect to all prophets. Both have similar prophets and Angels etc Both have similar laws such as anti-homosexualism or adultery or keeping clean etc. Both teach the same etiquettes, so Muhammeds teachings dont conflict with Jesus' but almost, agree with them. But come out in different points of view.

Thank you for replying. Hope we continue this conversation :)

Peace, Ridwan

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