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""O believers, do not take the Jews and the Christians as your friends and protectors, they are friends of each other. And whoever makes them a friend then he is from amongst them. Verily God does not guide the unjust people. And you will see that those (Muslims) in whose hearts is a disease run towards them saying 'We fear that a calamity may befall us.' So God will soon bring victory or a decision from Him, causing them regret on account of the thoughts they harbored in their hearts." (Quran 5:51-52)"

Hi.

Picking verses out of the Quran does not always portray its full meaning. I'm sure you must have heard Muslims state this before.

The Surah was revealed to deal with specific problems that raised from the Treaty of Hudaybiyah when Muslims were allowed permission to fight such Jews and Christians who broke their sworn treaty of loyalty to the Islamic state of Madinah as well as any other enemies who attacked them (surah 9.29-31). It did not constitute an injunction against the normal friendly Jews and Christians.

Peace.
 
LOL...the Quran also says this:

""O believers, do not take the Jews and the Christians as your friends and protectors, they are friends of each other. And whoever makes them a friend then he is from amongst them. Verily God does not guide the unjust people. And you will see that those (Muslims) in whose hearts is a disease run towards them saying 'We fear that a calamity may befall us.' So God will soon bring victory or a decision from Him, causing them regret on account of the thoughts they harbored in their hearts." (Quran 5:51-52)"

Totally negates what is said in 2:26

So which one is it?


It is both.. learn the historical context before asking which! I have no time nor am I amused by amateurs!
 
Hi.

Picking verses out of the Quran does not always portray its full meaning. I'm sure you must have heard Muslims state this before.

Indeed I have. However, I don't always get the same answer :blind:

The Surah was revealed to deal with specific problems that raised from the Treaty of Hudaybiyah when Muslims were allowed permission to fight such Jews and Christians who broke their sworn treaty of loyalty to the Islamic state of Madinah as well as any other enemies who attacked them (surah 9.29-31). It did not constitute an injunction against the normal friendly Jews and Christians.

Peace.

Obviously you know more about your Quran than I do. I guess its all in the "interpretion", eh? Maybe this is why Christians and Jews are so loved and respected by their Muslim brothers/sisters right here in the 21st century?

"All the best"
 
Obviously you know more about your Quran than I do. I guess its all in the "interpretion", eh? Maybe this is why Christians and Jews are so loved and respected by their Muslim brothers/sisters right here in the 21st century?

"All the best"

No one is under any obligation to love anyone.. Love is earned not imposed through wars and sanctions!
 
Maybe this is why Christians and Jews are so loved and respected by their Muslim brothers/sisters right here in the 21st century?

"All the best"

Yes some Muslims may dislike Jews or Christians, even though our religion states to respect them. Then again there are some Jews and Christians that dislike Muslims too.
 
I don't prefer to handle his ilk with kind speech and kid gloves.. I rather vote for giving him the boots now rather than waiting for a good three week for possible 'human interactions' to occur. I am actually about my saturation point fill of idiots!

:w:
 
LOL...the Quran also says this:

""O believers, do not take the Jews and the Christians as your friends and protectors, they are friends of each other. And whoever makes them a friend then he is from amongst them. Verily God does not guide the unjust people. And you will see that those (Muslims) in whose hearts is a disease run towards them saying 'We fear that a calamity may befall us.' So God will soon bring victory or a decision from Him, causing them regret on account of the thoughts they harbored in their hearts." (Quran 5:51-52)"

Totally negates what is said in 2:26

So which one is it?

Negation according to your base desires.

This verse you quoted talks about the prohibition of taking non-muslims as friends and they are refered to as disbelievers by God because the Law of Qur'an revealed to Muhammad (saaws) precedes all the laws that were sent to the Prophets before, in particular Moses and Jesus.

Verse 2:62 is as explained by the great scholar Islameel ibn Khateer:

Allaah, may He be exalted, points out that whoever of the previous nations did well and was obedient, will have a good reward, and this will be the case for everyone who follows the Unlettered Prophet [Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) until the Hour comes – he will have eternal happiness, and they will not fear what they are going to face, nor will they grieve for what they have left behind.

As Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): ‘No doubt! Verily, the awliya’ of Allaah [i.e., those who believe in the Oneness of Allaah and fear Allaah much, and love Allaah much], no fear shall come upon them nor shall they grieve.’ [Yoonus 10:62].

And Allaah tells us what the angels say to the believers at the time of death (interpretation of the meaning): ‘Verily, those who say, “Our Lord is Allaah,” then they istaqaamu [stood straight, i.e., truly followed Islam], on them the angels will descend (at the time of their death) (saying): “Fear not, nor grieve! But receive the glad tidings of Paradise which you have been promised!”’ [Fussilat 41:30]

As far as the Jews are concerning, their faith meant believing in the Tawraat (original Torah) and following the way of Moses (peace be upon him) until Jesus came, after which whoever continued to follow the Torah and the way of Moses, and did not leave this and follow Jesus, was doomed. As far as the Christians are concerned, their faith meant believing in the Injeel (original Gospel) and following the laws of Jesus; whoever did this was a believer whose faith was acceptable to Allaah, until Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) came, after which whoever did not follow Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) and leave the way of Jesus and the Injeel that he had been following before, was doomed.

The verse (interpretation of the meaning), “And whoever seeks a religion other than Islam, it will never be accepted of him, and in the Hereafter he will be one of the losers” [Aal ‘Imraan 3:85]

is a statement that Allaah will not accept any way or deed from anyone, after sending His Final Messenger, except those that are in accordance with the laws of Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). Prior to this, however, anyone who followed the Prophet of his own time was on the Straight Path of salvation. So the Jews were those who followed Moses (peace be upon him) and referred to the Tawraat for judgement at that time.

When Allaah sent Jesus (peace be upon him), the Children of Israel were obliged to follow him and obey him, and so they and others who followed him became Christians. When Allaah sent Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), as the Final Prophet and a Messenger to all the children of Adam, all of mankind was obliged to believe in him and obey him, and refrain from what he prohibited. Those who did so are the true believers. The ummah (nation) of Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) are called the believers because of their deep eemaan (faith) and conviction, and because they believe in all the past Prophets and in the prophesied events that are yet to come.”
 
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