Divine Grace in Islam | Dr. Shabir Ally

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Grace is unmerited favor.

[@LaboKariuki]

Thank you for addressing a topic the even we Christians find a little confusing. In Christianity, grace is defined as unmerited favor. It costs the receiver nothing, but is priceless to God. Paul, in Romans, contrasts grace to works. If work is involved, such as prayer, fasting, giving alms, then payment , forgiveness or entry into paradise , is wages-a merited right, and not grace. The opposite of grace is works.Yahweh established a principle from creation that every soul that sins shall die. As Yahweh is the same yesterday, today and forever, my life is still required for my sin. In the Old Testament, the life of an animal, through sacrifice, was forfeit for sin. In the new testament, Christ, being sinless, took on the sin of the world, and paid for it all by laying down his life, once and for all time. Once we receive this gift, through grace, then we are saved, and the principle still holds as Yahweh does not change. We remain human, and thus prone to sin, but Christ's sacrifice covers all our sins.

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Excellent. Thank you.

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Theres no erasing of sins theres only the covering of sins by Gods grace....

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Everyone here, Trust God and have faith , your life will not be less the same. Aamen

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Let's trust the true God who isn't a man, nor a monkey. God and his creation.

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Great video!

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I feel like the focus of predestination in Islam vs. Modern Western Protestant Christianity is different too. I feel like there is very little fear of God in the latter, and thus less balance. Once you introduce this idea of someone dying for ones sins, humility seems to go out the window. I've heard many Christians even condemn the fear of God.

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[@LaboKariuki]

Hi Mekhi. When Christians speak of the fear of God, they do not mean terror, but respectful reverence. Yahweh is our father, and we trust and respect him. We know he has reasons we cannot understand for guiding us the way he does, and we seek to know and obey him. But when we disobey, are hurt or broken, we can still approach him for comfort. He is like a father who comforts a child who has been hurt after disobeying him. We are forgiven , yes, but also loved.

[@AndreAy1975]

Good explanation.

[@zebakhawaja]

By one's grace

[@BeautifulMuslim99]

Grace is so important

[@naomigrace5631]

When Peter said “Then Peter began to speak: “I now realize how true it is that God does not show favoritism but accepts from every nation the one who fears him and does what is right.” ‭‭Acts‬ ‭10‬:‭34‬-‭35‬ ‭He was having a personal revelation that the gospel of Jesus was for gentiles as well as Jews as he had just had a miraculous encounter with Cornelius(a Roman) who then is later anointed by the Holy Spirit (him and the other gentiles there) and is baptised after accepting Peter’s testimony about Jesus. So fear of God here and doing what is right is actually about accepting Jesus.

[@eddiemonesti5671]

I'm not Christian or Muslim, I really like Shabir Ally, but He doesn't know what to do with those hadiths, Sometimes He just says " There's a Hadith that talks about this or that. What Shabir Ally or any human being has to embrace, is that our common sense, logic and conscious are above those books. The reason why I said that, is becaus before those books existed, There was a God and there were human beings who Iived according to God's will.

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[@mistermurtad2831]

Dr. Shabir does not understand Christian Grace. He confuses it as giving away to being a libertine instead of the liberty of life knowing you are secure in your relationship with God.

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“Living between hope and fear” minimizes Gods love for us. The God presented in the Hebrew bible is defined as being Love. There is no fear in love. To the Muslim, inshallah is a way of life.

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1-The principle in everything is justice. God loves His servants, and the evidence for that is He bestowed upon us many blessings that cannot be counted Such as sight, hearing, wellness, family, and others. The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, told that God is more merciful to people than the mercy of a mother to her child 2- Fearing God and hoping for His mercy is the basis of all righteous people, and there are many examples in your books that bear witness to my words. There are people who disobey God and are deceived. By not being punished, they thought that he loved them no matter what happened, and this is a mistake. Also, there are people who fear God a lot and think bad that God will not have mercy on them, and this is also a mistake. 3- God Almighty wants the servant to strive and struggle in his life until he becomes the best version of himself and does good deeds and stays away from evil And if he did a bad deed and repented, he would find God Forgiving, Merciful

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Fear God because it is He who is the Most Just and have Hope in Him for it is He who is the Most Loving and Merciful. Your concept of God is imperfect… God is love yes What is love? Do u think the immoral love and the love for evil things are representation of God,? This is problematic!!

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What is the purpose of Jesus Christ's virgin birth according to Quran doctor

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Dr Shabir loves Christianity,very hard he is trying bend Islam towards Christianity.God bless you Dr Shabir

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Wait has anyone here actually felt God presences?

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7: 146 (Purgatory) "I" will soon exclude those who are unjustly arrogant on earth from “My” verses of compassion and forgiveness! They are such that even if they see any kind of proven verses, they do not believe in it; Even if they see and know the way of rightful guidance, they do not choose it for themselves! But if they see the path of error, they will consciously choose it for themselves! This is because they denied Our revelations, and they were oblivious to them! 7: 147 (Purgatory) And those who disbelieve in “Our” revelations and the meeting of the resurrection, their deeds will be annihilated; Should they be rewarded except for what they have accomplished ?!

[@FunTimeGhz]

Purgatory?

[@kouroshmemari2450]

@@FunTimeGhz yes, what do you think " الاعراف" means?! *“Purgatory” is a place or state of suffering inhabited by the souls of sinners who are expiating their sins before going to heaven. Polytheists will not make it to the Heavens. (10:38 Mark), (37:64-68 The Arrangers) 7:46 (The Purgatory) And between them is a partition, while the *” Purgatory” is occupied by people who recognize each side (the ones going to Paradise, and the ones going to hell) by their looks. They will call the dwellers of Paradise: "Peace be upon you." They did not enter Paradise, although they were wishful to go through! 7:47 (The Purgatory) And then, when they turn their eyes towards the dwellers of Hell, they will say, "Our “LORD”, do not put us with these wicked people please." * Being a polytheist and in the majority will not help you! (7:13-14 Matthew), (13:23-29 Luke)

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@@kouroshmemari2450 You are right, but it would have been less confusing if you had used the exact name of the sura AL araf.

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@@FunTimeGhz Thank you for your comment my friend. The truth is that, not many people know the meaning of this word and think of Hell. In fact a majority of Muslims do not even know anything about their "LORD" and the Quran! They have been misguided by uneducated or corrupt religious leaders who sometimes carry a "DOCTOR" title with their names, and do not know anything and persuading people to idolize Muhammad instead and following evil Hadiths and narrations instead of the Quran! The Best Hadith [39:23] GOD has revealed herein the best Hadith; a book that is consistent, and points out both ways (to Heaven and Hell). The skins of those who reverence their Lord cringe therefrom, then their skins and their hearts soften up for GOD's message. Such is GOD's guidance; He bestows it upon whomever He wills. As for those sent astray by GOD, nothing can guide them.

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@@kouroshmemari2450 But the Quran says do what the prophet say to you, and his sayings are called hadith so how are they supposed to obey him without the hadith? Makes no sense

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According Christianity, Isa al-Masih slain in the way of Allah, and Aleazar(Lazarus) was allowed to died for the glory of Allah. Then after Aleazar died, Isa al-Masih referred Aleazar as sleeping. Then Isa al-Masih woke Aleazar up from his four day "nap". Also, note that Isa al-Masih is called the Lamb of Allah in al-Injil, because he was given by Allah to mankind as sin offering, but more importantly his suffering is a guidance, sent down to teach us to forgive others their trespasses against us, just as Allah forgives us our trespasses against Him. 'And say not of those who are slain in the way of Allah: "They are dead." Nay, they are living, though ye perceive it not.' - Quran 2:154 Under the Law, the wages of sin is death, yet the gift of Allah is eternal life by His grace. But if humans sin, and wages thereof is death, the logically gift of Allah must be a death of a perfect sin offering, and only Isa al-Masih could do this as no bearer of burden can bear the burdens of another, but Isa al-Masih had no burden of his own, and thus chose to bear ours.

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Thanks Haris for your explanation. Two points though. Jesus Christ is a historical figure while Isa is not. We know when Jesus was born, where it happened and who his siblings were.(James and Jude). The four gospels, Mathew, Mark, Luke and John, give us a lot of information that allows us to determine this. We also have secular sources, Jewish and Roman, that confirm the gospel accounts. We don't have anything similar about Isa. Secondly, while Yahweh requires a sacrifice due to the principle that the soul that sins shall die, we don't see a corresponding requirement for Allah. Allah can chose to forgive or not, hence a sacrifice is not necessary. For Yahweh, death is the atonement for sin, animals in the Old Testament, and Jesus Christ in the New Testament. What do you think?

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@@LaboKariuki Note that I believe in both the Holy Bible and the Noble Quran. While it is 100% true that Allah CAN chose to forgive or not, BUT we can't expect to be forgive, for example if you commit a terrible crime, the king might forgive; HOWEVER, a commoner or even a noble shouldn't bet on being forgiven freely, SOMEONE has to pay the price. If the king freely pardons criminals would you trust that king? I could NOT trust such a king, however if the innocent crowned prince suffered in place of a criminal, the king would pardon the criminal because of the righteousness of the crowned prince. And the criminal would in turn try and hopefully reform his way of life. Salvation is a free gift, but will it costs you everything. For example, if I freely give you a ticket to go see a movie, it would still cost something to go the movie theater, but can't say that the ticket was not a free gift. Also, the Blessed Virgin Mariam had no other children, otherwise al-Rasul Yuhana(the Apostle John) would not have been told to look after the Blessed Virgin Mariam; rather Yaqub(James) and Yahudha(Jude) are most likely the sons of Yusuf al-Najjar(Joseph the Carpenter).

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@@idris_haris_al-kalima Excellent! I totally agree with you that if there is no punishment for crimes then people would not trust the king. He would not be just. Now put God in that place. He has decreed that every soul that sins shall die. I am not only guilty, but I have been convicted as well!. What does the king do now? How and why does the crown prince come in? Hence Jesus of Nazareth. Being perfect, he had no sin and can serve as the sacrificial lamb the world. Regarding grace, you do not have to do anything to deserve a gift. For example, if you enter a lottery, it is not a gift, but a prize. Once you accept the gift, and it is yours, then it may place obligations on you. If I gave you a car as a gift, you would still have to register it in your name, insure it etc, but only after you receive it. Hence the Christian concept of grace. Once we receive the gift of salvation, then works flow out as a consequence. We pray, give, and do good works because we are forgiven, not to be forgiven. When Jesus of Nazareth was crucified, he entrusted his mother to John as all the others died early. John wrote the book of Revelations about AD 90 and is the last of the disciples to die. Could you expound on Yusuf and his sons, and their relationship, if any, to Isa?

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@@LaboKariuki Mariam being married to Yusuf means that his sons are the step-siblings of Isa al-Masih. But interestingly Isa al-Masih not having an earthly father means that Isa al-Masih is not of begotten of the tribe of Yahudha(Judah), and an-Nasira(Nazareth) was a city of Jewish scions, in others it was a city connected to the house of Yishay; this means if Mariam lived in an-Nasira, then her father was begotten of the tribe of Yahudha, even begotten of the royal house of Dawud(David). Therefore Isa al-Masih would have been the only one of "born" of the house of Dawud, as tribe and therefore one's house is only inherited through the father's line, but in the case of a virgin born child, then it can be inherited through his mother. Interesting in Judaism, Holy Spirit/the Spirit of God is female, not male. (Note: the Greek word for Spirit is a neuter noun.) If the Spirit was female or male in Greek then Isa al-Masih would have be called "the Son of the Holy Spirit," rather than "the Son of the God;" but because Spirit is neuter in Greek, Isa al-Masih must be called "the Son of the God" in Greek; although. However, in Arabic, Ruh(Spirit) is a masculine noun, so in unlike Hebrew and Greek, thus in Arabic Isa could be called "ibn Ruh al-Qudus([the]Son of the Holy Spirit;" however, in Arabic, because believing in the virgin born is an act of faith, the Quran takes the identifier "ibn Mariam" from Mark 6:3. As Mariam is the only name of a parent of Isa al-Masih who everyone can agree on using as his identifier.

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Does the Quran speak of the holy Spirit that was a gift of Christ?

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In Islam, Holy Spirit is Angel Gabriel. Holy Spirit is NOT God, NOR a semi-God. Allah knows best.

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The Quran speaks of the Holy Spirit but has no idea what it is or where it came from. The general consensus is that it is Jibreel the Angel but this is not consistent with what the Quran actually says.

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@@Subxanallah1110 Why do you always lie about Islam, if you truly respect your faith then you won’t make up stories. There is not a single verse in the entire Quran that says Jibreel is the Holy Spirit. Matter of Fact there is a verse in Surah Al Baqarah verse 87 that says We strengthened Jesus with the Holy Spirit (Ruhal Quddus). How can you strengthen Jesus with Jibreel, Does that even make sense? Even Shabir Ally admits That the idea that Jibreel is the Holy Spirit is a fabrication.

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@@TheTruth-hc7ww Here since i see you don’t understand what the verse meant . "Here Jesus himself is called 'a spirit from God'. The same idea is also expressed elsewhere in the Qur'an: 'And We supported him with the spirit of holiness' (Surah al-Baqarah 2: 87). The import of both verses is that God endowed Jesus with a pure, impeccable soul. He was therefore an embodiment of truth, veracity, righteousness, and excellence. This is what the Christians had been told about him. But they exceeded the proper limits of veneration for Jesus. The 'spirit from God' became the 'spirit of God', and the 'spirit of holiness' was interpreted to mean God's own Spirit which became incarnate in Jesus. Thus, along with God and Jesus, there developed the third person of God - the Holy Ghost. It was this unjustified exaggeration which led the Christians to even greater error”

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@@TheTruth-hc7ww You like to read your own interpretation into the Quran. Quran 16:102 102 Say, “The Holy Spirit has brought it down from thy Lord in truth, to make firm those who believe, and as guidance and glad tidings for those who submit.” 102 According to most commentators, the Holy Spirit here refers to the Archangel Gabriel, the angel of revelation (R); see also 2:87c; 2:253; 5:110. According to al-Rāzī, the abrogation of verses or rulings, mentioned in the previous verse, was a test for the believers; if they continued to accept the revelation as coming from God and trusted in His Wisdom, this would make firm those who believe, in that they would show themselves to be firm in their faith and the path of their religion.

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Always comparing to Christianity

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They are speaking in a language spoken primarily by Christians.

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Why do you call Allah "GOD"? Why don't you want to use his name?

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Which Hadith?* [45:6] These are GOD's revelations that we recite to you truthfully. In which Hadith other than GOD and His revelations do they believe? [31:6] Among the people, some uphold baseless Hadith, and thus divert others from the path of GOD without knowledge, and take it in vain. These have incurred shameful retribution.

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It seems you've missed the entire point of this video. Instead of learning culturally, you decided to verbalise dogmatic beliefs. Instead of learning, you made a point to insult what is being taught here. Shame on you.

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Allah is your and my Lord Jesus (peace be upon him) is the messenger of Allah

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Why are woman inferior to men in islam and why her testimony half of men

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If the testimony of a witness is found to be untrue then he/she will be lashed with a whip cord in public. Islam relieves women from such a dangerous responsibility. Tell me would you like to see your mother or sister get flogged in the back in public?

[@TheTruth-hc7ww]

Sahih al-Bukhari 2658 Narrated Abu Sa`id Al-Khudri: The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Isn't the witness of a woman equal to half of that of a man?" The women said, "Yes." He said, "This is because of the deficiency of a woman's mind."