This video explores whether the Quran contains the direct words of God or the inspired words of Prophet Muhammad. It explains that the Prophet acted as a translator of divine inspiration, conveying meanings rather than verbatim dictation.
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Resume IA: Allah or Muhammad: Who Wrote the Quran? presente les idees centrales suivantes: This video explores whether the Quran contains the direct words of God or the inspired words of Prophet Muhammad. It explains that the Prophet acted as a translator of divine inspiration, conveying meanings rather than v...
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The discussion challenges the common perception that every letter of the Quran was directly spoken by God. Instead, it presents the view that the Quran consists of divine inspiration given to Prophet Muhammad, who then translated these meanings into human language. The speakers analyze Quranic verses and historical precedents to support the idea that the Prophet's words were inspired but expressed in his own phrasing. Three methods of divine communication are detailed: inspiration through dreams or feelings, messages delivered by an intermediary like Archangel Gabriel, and direct speech from behind a veil as experienced by Moses. The video argues that Muhammad primarily utilized the first two methods, with a unique direct encounter occurring only during the Night Journey. This distinction clarifies the role of the Prophet as a mediator rather than a passive recorder. Furthermore, the talk extends this concept to the Prophet's entire life, suggesting that after the Night Journey, all his words and actions were divinely inspired. This perspective implies that knowing the Messenger is essential to knowing God, as the Prophet serves as the perfect translator and representative of the Divine will on Earth. The content is intended for those seeking a deeper understanding of revelation and the nature of prophethood.
Category: the-mahdi-has-appeared | Sub-category: secrets-of-quran
