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1. yaqeeninstitute.org › read › paperA Path Straightened Out: Perspectives on Human Nature in the ...

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   Oct 22, 2020 · The Qur’an warns us about this arch-deceiver (Qur’an 34:5) and advises us that he is an enemy: “therefore, treat him like an enemy” (Qur’an 34:6). Humankind is stretched like two outposts of an empire; one is godly, the other is a sub-human, potentially diabolical, frontier—and the intervening territory is human.

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2. yaqeeninstitute.org › read › paperIs the Qur’an Still Relevant Today? The Timeless Universality ...

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   Nov 26, 2024 · Muslims through the ages have believed that the Qur’anic teachings are universal and that even specific verses contain teachings and rulings of universal applicability for all times and places. In this article, we substantiate this position, outlining the grounds for Qur’anic universality and addressing common objections and confusions. We show that notwithstanding the context-specific ...

3. islamqa.info › en › answersCommentary on the verse “and man was created weak” [an-Nisa ...

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   Aug 22, 2016 · The apparent meaning of this verse is that it is a kind of concession granted by Allah, may He be exalted, allowing men to marry slave women, and His statement about man’s weakness has to do with the context of the temptation of women.

4. explore-islam.com › what-does-the-quran-say-aboutWhat does the Quran say about the Bible? - Explore Islam

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   Nov 26, 2023 · There is no single verse in the Quran saying that God promises to preserve the previous revelations. To refute such misconception we say, the Quran talks about the Scriptures of Abraham (87:19), where are they today? Simply, they do not exist and thus, God’s previous revelations should not necessarily be preserved. The Quran says: Obey the Bible!

5. academyofislam.com › quranic-reflection-no-426Quranic Reflection No. 426. Ayat 30:22 – Differences in ...

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   Social equality is an important issue discussed in the Quran. All people are created by Allah ‘azza wajall and given different qualities. According to this verse the differences in human beings is a sign of the greatness of Almighty Allah. That is per the plan of God.

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   Jun 5, 2018 · The Qur’an, however, affirms our humanness and describes four aspects of the human—our physical creation, our spirit, our natural disposition (fiţrah), and our light—all of which have an unmediated origin from God and combine to make the human a distinctive and special creation.

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   What does the Qur'an say about humanness?

   • The Qur’an, however, affirms our humanness and describes four aspects of the human—our physical creation, our spirit, our natural disposition (fiţrah), and our light—all of which have an unmediated origin from God and combine to make the human a distinctive and special creation. God says that He created the human with “His two Hands.”

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   What does the Quran say about God?

   • Firstly, we acknowledge that the Quran praises the Torah and the Gospel and confirms their central message “The LORD is our God, the LORD alone.” [Deuteronomy 6:4] But to be accurate, we must say, it praises a book written in Hebrew given to Moses and a book written in Aramaic or Chaldean given to Jesus. Not sure? Go back and read the verses again.

   What does the Quran say about the Bible? - Explore Islam

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   What does the Qur'an say about humanism?

   • The Qur’an condemns as arrogance the presumption of human self-sufficiency (75:36; 96:7), the chief feature of the Hellenic (classical Greek) outlook. Humanists insist that monotheists have no right to call their faith ‘the noblest humanism’ when they preach an anti-humanist manifesto. Monotheists retort that secularism has no monopoly on humanism!

   A Path Straightened Out: Perspectives on Human Nature in the Qur’an

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   What does the Qur'an say about God's creation?

   • According to the Qur’an, God created man with an instinctively believing nature (fitra), which has inherent knowledge of God and is oriented toward Him. Furthermore, the world of the perceptible which surrounds man is filled with the signs (ayat) of God, which continually remind man of God’s presence and His concern with the creation.

   The Perceptible and the Unseen: The Qur’anic Conception of Man’s

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   What does the Qur'an say about the arch-deceiver?

   • The Qur’an warns us about this arch-deceiver (Qur’an 34:5) and advises us that he is an enemy: “therefore, treat him like an enemy” (Qur’an 34:6). Humankind is stretched like two outposts of an empire; one is godly, the other is a sub-human, potentially diabolical, frontier—and the intervening territory is human.

   A Path Straightened Out: Perspectives on Human Nature in the Qur’an

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   What is human excellence in the Qur'anic view?

   • The hallmark of human excellence in the Qur’anic view is human intelligence and those faculties directly associated with it, most notably the ability to speak and to write.

   The Perceptible and the Unseen: The Qur’anic Conception of Man’s

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   In the Qur’anic view, the key to human dignity is man’s ability to believe in God from the context of the perceptible world and without the ability to witness the unseen.