Beautiful and simple evidence of the flawless and the amazing writing of holy Quran. It's flawless,because of the devine guidance, protection and preservation from Allah Himself.
. thank you Dr Ergi for the the subtle nuances that seem to be overlooked when doubters question. We need to do ask the questions, so we receive the answers to the doubts. 🙂
The Qur' an was revealed over a period of 23 years to the Prophet. The Qur'an is the greatest and most unique book as there r no books like it. It's contents are simply amazing and does not carry nuances to please anyone or give any biased perspectives. Its basic fundamental message is that nothing can stand on falsehood and anything built on falsehood is bound to perish. It is not like a regular book which one can read and forget, it holds the readers attention in a way which challenges his/ her's accountability and actions in the world. If one understands the true message of the Qur'an without prejudices the world will be able create a just and positive society where the weakest and the poorest can live in dignity.
We have one of the oldest Quran which is stored in Birmingham museum. Using carbon test, it was scientifically suggested that the book dates back up to the dates to between 568 and 645 CE with high probability which is times of relevation 🙂
Absolutely true Dr.Ergi. There are many who need an excuse to raise these questions, especially the People of Other Books/ Orientalists who raise baseless issues for their smear tactics.
The yellow cow of the baqara was selected using a nested if then else statement or switch case if you prefer. We call that also an elseif. It's basically an if inside an else. The jew used an algorithm to reduce the amount of possibility to a single cow.
@@alkhalilquranmedia7337 I doubt it because just looking at bukhari Hadiths many seem to be be talking about the similar thing but wording is different and no two Hadiths are identical, proof they weren't recorded verbatim leaving room for Chinese whispers , also we don't have no original manuscripts of any Hadiths even bukhari they are copies of copies, so we don't really know if bukhari actually included Many that have crept in , only those that are reported by different narrators and are numerous and matching Quranic terminology are viable but even then as a corroborative source not to legislate anything Quran didn't legislate
I don’t know where you get your information from but here is the historical fact: Hafsa bint Umar did not refuse to give the original copy of the Quran to Uthman ibn Affan. According to Islamic historical sources, Hafsa was in possession of the original manuscript (compiled during the caliphate of Abu Bakr) that had been prepared by Zayd ibn Thabit after the death of Prophet Muhammad. When Uthman became caliph, he recognized the need for a standardized version of the Quran to prevent differences in recitation. Uthman requested the manuscript from Hafsa to produce more copies for distribution across the Muslim territories. Hafsa complied and lent the original manuscript to Uthman, who entrusted Zayd ibn Thabit and a group of scribes to prepare multiple copies. After the copies were made, Uthman returned the original manuscript to Hafsa. There is no historical evidence suggesting that Hafsa refused to provide the manuscript; in fact, she played a crucial role in ensuring the preservation and distribution of the Quran during Uthman's caliphate .
The Quran is and was perfectly preserved.It was written down on parchments and also memorised in the Prophets P.b.u.h. lifetime.It was collected afterwood.There are no errors or contradictions in it.
@@mas_khan9674 1. Qur'an contains many historic, scientific and theological contradictions. 2. One Hadith says few verses of Qur'an are lost like stoning of adultress. So, it is not preserved. 3. Qur'an once corrupted by Satanic verses. This again questions the validity of other verses. 4. Abdullah ibn masud, never accepted last 2 surahs of Qur'an as authentic. 5. There are variations of Qur'an called Qiraats.
You are here to cause mischief and hatred. You are an ignorant person BUT I will pray that God gives you Hidaya, the ability to recognise the truth. Wake up from your hatred.
1. Verses that might appear contradictory often require contextual understanding or clarification based on Arabic linguistics. As for scientific matters, the Qur'an contains broad principles rather than specific scientific details, and any perceived contradictions are usually based on misinterpretation or outdated scientific knowledge. 2. The Qur'an is considered fully preserved by the vast majority of Muslim scholars. The process of compilation during the time of the Prophet Muhammad and later Caliphs ensured its preservation. The mention of stoning as a punishment is found in Hadith, but not in the Qur'an itself, and this does not imply that verses are missing. Preservation of the Qur'an is a well-established belief, and any claims about lost verses are not supported by the consensus of Islamic scholars. 3. The incident of the so-called "Satanic Verses" is based on an account that is regarded as weak (da'if) by most scholars. Islamic scholars largely reject the authenticity of this story. The Qur'an itself refutes any suggestion that Satan could corrupt its content, as it is divinely protected (Qur'an 15:9: "We have, without doubt, sent down the Message; and We will assuredly guard it"). 4. Abdullah ibn Masud is one of the early companions of the Prophet Muhammad, and some sources suggest that he had a different opinion regarding the arrangement of the Qur'an. However, the consensus of the companions, including ibn Masud himself, later accepted the Qur'anic compilation as we know it today. The last two Surahs (Al-Falaq and An-Nas) are universally recognized as part of the Qur'an. 5. The Qira'at are variations in pronunciation, recitation style, and dialect, but they do not affect the meaning of the Qur'an's verses. These variations were authorized by the Prophet Muhammad himself to accommodate different dialects of Arabic. The core message, meaning, and content of the Qur'an remain the same across all Qira'at.
Beautiful and simple evidence of the flawless and the amazing writing of holy Quran. It's flawless,because of the devine guidance, protection and preservation from Allah Himself.
This is a valuable lecture and information to all - believers and non - believers !
. thank you Dr Ergi for the the subtle nuances that seem to be overlooked when doubters question. We need to do ask the questions, so we receive the answers to the doubts. 🙂
Thank you very much ISRA Academy
Omer abi, selam. I can't believe how long it has been. Love u omer abi. Vallah your always killing it.
6:115 and 18:27 there is absolutely no one who can change or corrupt the words of Allah.
The Qur' an was revealed over a period of 23 years to the Prophet. The Qur'an is the greatest and most unique book as there r no books like it. It's contents are simply amazing and does not carry nuances to please anyone or give any biased perspectives. Its basic fundamental message is that nothing can stand on falsehood and anything built on falsehood is bound to perish.
It is not like a regular book which one can read and forget, it holds the readers attention in a way which challenges his/ her's accountability and actions in the world. If one understands the true message of the Qur'an without prejudices the world will be able create a just and positive society where the weakest and the poorest can live in dignity.
Alhamdulillah a clear explanation of the existence of written material in
the days of the sahabat. Thank you for uploading this information.
Well explained. Masha Allah
Alhamdulillah, all praise be to Allah
Thank you so much.....❤❤❤❤❤ What a fantastic and highly appropriate reply.......
thank you for this information
Very good presentation. You are absolutely right. The KORAN was written during MOHAMED Pbuh lifetime.
Very informative vidéo. THANKS
Very valuable Vblog.
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We have one of the oldest Quran which is stored in Birmingham museum. Using carbon test, it was scientifically suggested that the book dates back up to the dates to between 568 and 645 CE with high probability which is times of relevation 🙂
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Yes, of course.
Absolutely true Dr.Ergi. There are many who need an excuse to raise these questions, especially the People of Other Books/ Orientalists who raise baseless issues for their smear tactics.
The yellow cow of the baqara was selected using a nested if then else statement or switch case if you prefer. We call that also an elseif. It's basically an if inside an else. The jew used an algorithm to reduce the amount of possibility to a single cow.
Yes I agree it was written in his time , Hadiths were written in a commercial way 200 years after the death
There were some books already written at the time of the Prophet. Besides that the hadith were memorised and taught to each other
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I doubt it because just looking at bukhari Hadiths many seem to be be talking about the similar thing but wording is different and no two Hadiths are identical, proof they weren't recorded verbatim leaving room for Chinese whispers , also we don't have no original manuscripts of any Hadiths even bukhari they are copies of copies, so we don't really know if bukhari actually included Many that have crept in , only those that are reported by different narrators and are numerous and matching Quranic terminology are viable but even then as a corroborative source not to legislate anything Quran didn't legislate
Written un Prophets PBUHlife time and authenticated by him.
Check Allama Pervaiz.
And others too.
It was complied later, but was written as revelation came .
Because of the message, if you use reason while studying it. Who has not figured that, has not figured anything.
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But Hafsa didn’t wanna give it to Osman, why?
I don’t know where you get your information from but here is the historical fact:
Hafsa bint Umar did not refuse to give the original copy of the Quran to Uthman ibn Affan. According to Islamic historical sources, Hafsa was in possession of the original manuscript (compiled during the caliphate of Abu Bakr) that had been prepared by Zayd ibn Thabit after the death of Prophet Muhammad. When Uthman became caliph, he recognized the need for a standardized version of the Quran to prevent differences in recitation.
Uthman requested the manuscript from Hafsa to produce more copies for distribution across the Muslim territories. Hafsa complied and lent the original manuscript to Uthman, who entrusted Zayd ibn Thabit and a group of scribes to prepare multiple copies. After the copies were made, Uthman returned the original manuscript to Hafsa.
There is no historical evidence suggesting that Hafsa refused to provide the manuscript; in fact, she played a crucial role in ensuring the preservation and distribution of the Quran during Uthman's caliphate .
Two things
One Quran describes it as a book.
One prediction while it was revealing.
Another proof
There is no idol for God
First of all the Quran was written when he was alive !!! Only it was copied after taken from his wife Hafza !!!
Qur'an is neither preserved nor it is complete. It contains many historic, scientific and theological contradictions. Hence , not authentic.
The Quran is and was perfectly preserved.It was written down on parchments and also memorised in the Prophets P.b.u.h. lifetime.It was collected afterwood.There are no errors or contradictions in it.
@@mas_khan9674 1. Qur'an contains many historic, scientific and theological contradictions.
2. One Hadith says few verses of Qur'an are lost like stoning of adultress. So, it is not preserved.
3. Qur'an once corrupted by Satanic verses. This again questions the validity of other verses.
4. Abdullah ibn masud, never accepted last 2 surahs of Qur'an as authentic.
5. There are variations of Qur'an called Qiraats.
You are here to cause mischief and hatred. You are an ignorant person BUT I will pray that God gives you Hidaya, the ability to recognise the truth. Wake up from your hatred.
@@arnoldjackson-q2j The points you have raised involves a few lectures to clarify.This is beyond the scope on youtube im afraid.
1. Verses that might appear contradictory often require contextual understanding or clarification based on Arabic linguistics. As for scientific matters, the Qur'an contains broad principles rather than specific scientific details, and any perceived contradictions are usually based on misinterpretation or outdated scientific knowledge.
2. The Qur'an is considered fully preserved by the vast majority of Muslim scholars. The process of compilation during the time of the Prophet Muhammad and later Caliphs ensured its preservation. The mention of stoning as a punishment is found in Hadith, but not in the Qur'an itself, and this does not imply that verses are missing. Preservation of the Qur'an is a well-established belief, and any claims about lost verses are not supported by the consensus of Islamic scholars.
3. The incident of the so-called "Satanic Verses" is based on an account that is regarded as weak (da'if) by most scholars. Islamic scholars largely reject the authenticity of this story. The Qur'an itself refutes any suggestion that Satan could corrupt its content, as it is divinely protected (Qur'an 15:9: "We have, without doubt, sent down the Message; and We will assuredly guard it").
4. Abdullah ibn Masud is one of the early companions of the Prophet Muhammad, and some sources suggest that he had a different opinion regarding the arrangement of the Qur'an. However, the consensus of the companions, including ibn Masud himself, later accepted the Qur'anic compilation as we know it today. The last two Surahs (Al-Falaq and An-Nas) are universally recognized as part of the Qur'an.
5. The Qira'at are variations in pronunciation, recitation style, and dialect, but they do not affect the meaning of the Qur'an's verses. These variations were authorized by the Prophet Muhammad himself to accommodate different dialects of Arabic. The core message, meaning, and content of the Qur'an remain the same across all Qira'at.