Sura 9:30/31

[Darth Ultor]

What exactly does the Quran mean when they say Jews hold Ezra to be the son of God and our priests as partners of God? This is not true at all. We do not think anybody is the son of God, and such a statement is considered blasphemy. We do call God the Father, but it is a title of respect, it's not supposed to be taken as literally a biological father. We believe fully in the statement in the Torah, "The Lord our God is One and there is no other." The kohanim (priests) were servants of God just like the common shepherd was. Could somebody explain this better?

 

[Darth Ultor]

I'm not accusing the Quran of blasphemy, I'm saying that if any Jew would say that, he'd be blasphemous.

 

[غزالی]

What exactly does the Quran mean when they say Jews hold Ezra to be the son of God and our priests as partners of God? This is not true at all. We do not think anybody is the son of God, and such a statement is considered blasphemy. We do call God the Father, but it is a title of respect, it's not supposed to be taken as literally a biological father. We believe fully in the statement in the Torah, "The Lord our God is One and there is no other." The kohanim (priests) were servants of God just like the common shepherd was. Could somebody explain this better?

Here are the few links explaining the issue, you can read them for clearance.

http://www.islamic-awareness.org/Quran/Contrad/External/ezra.html


http://uiforum.uaeforum.org/showthread.php?7490-Can-I-seek-clarification-Uzair-a-son-of-God

http://forum.challengeyoursoul.com/forum/topic970.html