Were There More Than One Author of The Quraan

NoName55 said:
  1. Hit and Run. / "In any public forum, make a brief attack of your opponent or the opponent position and then scamper off before an answer can be fielded, or simply ignore any answer. This works extremely well in Internet and letters-to -the-editor environments where a steady stream of new identities can be called upon without having to explain criticism reasoning -- simply make an accusation or other attack, never discussing issues, and never answering any subsequent response, for that would dignify the opponent's viewpoint".
  2. I wonder if you are ever gonna be banned
  3. If not, why not?
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You know what funny a few of you her feel you can say whatever you wish and get away with it , Meaning you can give it but can't take it , If you have think skin stay out of the ring .
 
Gangster No.1 said:
lol.

look what part dont you understand?

Allah is the author, he revealed the Quran to the prophet muhammad (pbuh).
And what allah said was then recorded in books.

Since the Quran was revealed OVER 1400 yrs ago, not a SINGLE verse has been edited or changed in any form.

However the BIBLE.lol

there are loads and loads off diffrent bibles, conveying diffrent messages.

Personally, I know that Islam is the only religion that has SUFFICENT evidence the truth, and nothing but the truth.

SO WHAT IS YOUR RELIGION?
WHAT IS YOUR IDEOLOGY?
EVIDENCE?

erm.......thought so
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If islam is the only religion that has SUFFICENT evidence the truth, and nothing but the truth. Then their should be no fear of me asking question Right ??
 
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Balthasar21 said:
If islam is the only religion that has SUFFICENT evidence the truth, and nothing but the truth. Then their should be no fear of me asking question Right ??
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There is no fear, merely curiosity.

To answer your question: The Prophet Muhammad [saw] compiled the Quran with the verses sent down from Allah, so there was only one author.
 
Balthasar21 said:
Why don't you grow up if your so knowledge-able keyword if then try answering the question ok . The question is ... Were there more than one author of the quraan . If you have the answer post it if not step off and let those who can answer it answer . Stop crying like some little child .

Kindergarten class is over if you can't hang go sit in the coner and take notes .
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I have already answered the Question in Arabic.... thought you were a masterful linguist, a critical thinker and very progressive?
Are you too good to be true or just suffering from a bad case of projection? I'll not descend to word play with you, if you have something of substance to impart then do so, I am not big on carpet bombing. You've posted a Q, I am not sure what is your intent? I'd think it incumbent upon you to prove your point, provide some key research?.. we are still waiting! -- looking fwd to the usual cut/paste job.....

peace!
 
First of all how do you define Author? If by author you are referring to the person who actually did the penmanship of the words, then the answer would be many. However, those are more appropriately referred to as being scribes. Scribes were the recording device of their time and took great care in recording only what they heard. These were also supplemented by people who recorded through memorization. This provided a system of checks and balances to assure that only that which was recited was what was recorded. No added words, no deletions, no translations or explanations. Simply a record of what was said.

If by Author you mean the person who the scribes heard speaking. than the answer is one, Muhammad(PBUH). However, Muhammad(PBUH) was merely the transmitter of the words and only the messenger of what he was told.

If by Author you mean who Muhammad(PBUH) heard the words from, the answer is one, the Angel Gabriel. However, Gabriel was not the source of the words. Allah(swt) was the source. So if by author, you mean the original source, than your answer is there was one Author and that is Allah(swt)
 
Woodrow said:
First of all how do you define Author? If by author you are referring to the person who actually did the penmanship of the words, then the answer would be many. However, those are more appropriately referred to as being scribes. Scribes were the recording device of their time and took great care in recording only what they heard. These were also supplemented by people who recorded through memorization. This provided a system of checks and balances to assure that only that which was recited was what was recorded. No added words, no deletions, no translations or explanations. Simply a record of what was said.

If by Author you mean the person who the scribes heard speaking. than the answer is one, Muhammad(PBUH). However, Muhammad(PBUH) was merely the transmitter of the words and only the messenger of what he was told.

If by Author you mean who Muhammad(PBUH) heard the words from, the answer is one, the Angel Gabriel. However, Gabriel was not the source of the words. Allah(swt) was the source. So if by author, you mean the original source, than your answer is there was one Author and that is Allah(swt)
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Thank you for YOUR answer , I'm writeing mines now , I just wanted to see the diffrent fews on the subject .
 
Salaam,

different views?

All ar ethe smae the words are from Allah.

so perhaps you cna provide your rebuttal?
instead of asking the same question over and over?
 
Gangster No.1 said:
there are loads and loads off diffrent bibles, conveying diffrent messages.
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Perhaps you could outline a few of those "different messages" (as opposed to a few different words and the odd addition or omission of a verse or two)? Which do you consider to have significant theological importance?
 
Perhaps we could take the Bible talk somewhere else guys, just noticed it.

Regards

Eesa.
 
How did Gabriel present it to Mohammed? as in what form, or did he too know it my heart?
 
How did Gabriel present it to Mohammed? as in what form
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in slow well arranged stages gradually


Wa qalal lazina kafaru lau la nuz zila alaihil qur anu jumlataw wahidah kazalika linusab bita bihi fu adaka wa rat talnahu tartila
Wa la yatu_naka bimasalin il la jinaka bil haq qi wa ahsana tafsira

“The unbelievers say: “Why is not the Qur’an revealed to him all at once? Thus (is it revealed gradually) that we may strengthen thy heart thereby and we have rehearsed it to thee in slow well arranged stages gradually. And no example do they bring to thee but we bring to thee the truth and the best explanation.” (25:32-33)
 
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Jibreel (Gabriel) is an angel, and he conveyed it from Allaah to his servant and Messenger, Muhammad (peace be upon him.) And we know that revelation through angels is common for many prophets.

Angels do not make mistakes when carrying the message, nor do they ever disobey Allaah - so any angel who conveys the message speaks nothing but the truth, and is free from error in that regard.


Say (O Muhammad Peace be upon him ): "Whoever is an enemy to Jibrael (Gabriel) (let him die in his fury), for indeed he has brought it (this Quran) down to your heart by Allah's Permission, confirming what came before it [i.e. the Taurat (Torah) and the Injeel (Gospel)] and guidance and glad tidings for the believers.

"Whoever is an enemy to Allah, His Angels, His Messengers, Jibrael (Gabriel) and Mikael (Michael), then verily, Allah is an enemy to the disbelievers."

And We have certainly revealed to you verses [which are] clear proofs, and no one would deny them except the defiantly disobedient.


[Qur'an 2: 97-99]


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And Allaah knows best.
 
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"The Annunciation" has been a theme of many paintings in Art history.. How does the Angel Gabriel present himself? should be an expansive topic, for all three Abrahamic religions -- I believe he came to all parties in human form.. but would be interested to know other perspectives, that is of Jews and Christians... here is an Islamic source

peace!
 

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