Al Sultan
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Assalamo Alikum brothers and sisters.
Last week,i had a chat with my good Christian friend,(as we are still in high school and we are planning to go to the same university and same college and graduate together insha allah) and we were talking about religion,the prophets,the books,what it talks about (of course I avoided any subject related to the bible) and he told me how one time he experienced a "miracle" so I asked him: "What miracle?" he told me how one time he was sick,(I think in his middle school days if I remember correctly) for a few days,he took medication and everything and he was still sick,he told me how sick he felt,he couldn't move from his bed,he had headaches,he couldn't walk properly (as if he was drunk *sorry for the language there* ) and then his father took a cross 'which he had in his room' and he started reciting verses from the Bible,and then the next day he felt fresh and the sickness was gone.I thought he was joking but he swore to god that it happened.Now I know he's not lying because first,he's my best friend and we both care for each other and we respect each others faith and book,and he's a really trustful and nice guy if you knew him personally.And then he continued how it happened with his father too,his father is a doctor and one day he had an emergency,and it was an old woman who apparently had a heart attack.And in the operation room,he hovered the the cross over her and started to read biblical verses on her.For the next few hours he told me,she was fine to go.I knew he was trying to convince me to become a Christian...so I asked him if he was doing so,he was telling me no he wasn't,he's just sharing his experiences and what his father experienced .I am still suspicious on that subject and I feel like talking about it now,here,with you guys (since you're all awesome) now I know him very well,he knows me very well,he is a practicing Christian but he knows how knowledgeable I am about my faith, so of course we wouldn't get into a "Dr naik" type of debate or argument (as in we wouldn't state verses from the bible and the quran or just get into specific historic religious events) But I questioned,if us Muslims of course,we reject that Jesus was crucified,he wasn't,(now Christians please don't turn this into a debate,i do not want to debate or argue over this) but why would these miracles happen with the cross? (since we believe that Jesus wasn't crucified and I do not question that) I mean he is a faithful,christian,But still,i don't understand how all of these miracles happened with just a cross....is it Allah's mercy? or what is it exactly? how come the cross that he used helped him and his father in many situations?...it kept rolling around my mind and I still cant stop to think of it,of course I don't want to convert to Christianity or any of that (authu billah) but what do you guys think?? I personally think it's Allah's mercy,but still,the cross thing is still bothering me and its suspicious...sooo what do you think brothers and sisters?
Wa Assalamo Alikum Wa Rahmutillahi Wa Barakato.
Last week,i had a chat with my good Christian friend,(as we are still in high school and we are planning to go to the same university and same college and graduate together insha allah) and we were talking about religion,the prophets,the books,what it talks about (of course I avoided any subject related to the bible) and he told me how one time he experienced a "miracle" so I asked him: "What miracle?" he told me how one time he was sick,(I think in his middle school days if I remember correctly) for a few days,he took medication and everything and he was still sick,he told me how sick he felt,he couldn't move from his bed,he had headaches,he couldn't walk properly (as if he was drunk *sorry for the language there* ) and then his father took a cross 'which he had in his room' and he started reciting verses from the Bible,and then the next day he felt fresh and the sickness was gone.I thought he was joking but he swore to god that it happened.Now I know he's not lying because first,he's my best friend and we both care for each other and we respect each others faith and book,and he's a really trustful and nice guy if you knew him personally.And then he continued how it happened with his father too,his father is a doctor and one day he had an emergency,and it was an old woman who apparently had a heart attack.And in the operation room,he hovered the the cross over her and started to read biblical verses on her.For the next few hours he told me,she was fine to go.I knew he was trying to convince me to become a Christian...so I asked him if he was doing so,he was telling me no he wasn't,he's just sharing his experiences and what his father experienced .I am still suspicious on that subject and I feel like talking about it now,here,with you guys (since you're all awesome) now I know him very well,he knows me very well,he is a practicing Christian but he knows how knowledgeable I am about my faith, so of course we wouldn't get into a "Dr naik" type of debate or argument (as in we wouldn't state verses from the bible and the quran or just get into specific historic religious events) But I questioned,if us Muslims of course,we reject that Jesus was crucified,he wasn't,(now Christians please don't turn this into a debate,i do not want to debate or argue over this) but why would these miracles happen with the cross? (since we believe that Jesus wasn't crucified and I do not question that) I mean he is a faithful,christian,But still,i don't understand how all of these miracles happened with just a cross....is it Allah's mercy? or what is it exactly? how come the cross that he used helped him and his father in many situations?...it kept rolling around my mind and I still cant stop to think of it,of course I don't want to convert to Christianity or any of that (authu billah) but what do you guys think?? I personally think it's Allah's mercy,but still,the cross thing is still bothering me and its suspicious...sooo what do you think brothers and sisters?
Wa Assalamo Alikum Wa Rahmutillahi Wa Barakato.
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