Why Are Some Of The Verses Of The Quran Ambiguous? | Mohammed Hijab

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Mr.Hijab, You are wrong in saying that some of the verses of the Quran are ambiguous because God has clearly said that understanding the verses of the Quran is easy if you understand it by finding the most suitable meanings of the Arabic words and the nice arrangement of Arabic words and their thoughts in which a logical relationship is pit to prove the meaning right as intended by God. You may cite any such verse you find ambiguous and I wil explain it as very clear and easy to understand. This is my challenge to you because I have got a Masters degree in Teaching Languages from Warwick University England and researched the verses of the Quran after writing my thesis on “ Improving reading comprehension skills” and studied the Auran in the light of my linguistic research, I found that each verse is proved right as intended by the use of most suitable meanings of the Arabic words and the nice arrangement of the Arabic thoughts in the meaning with a logical relationship between the thoughts of the meaning of the verse.You may mention any verse you find ambiguous and unclear. I will surely explain it to you as very easy ,clearly understandable and very logical in its thoughts. For example, 2:43 is wrongly understood as ,” And be steadfast in prayer, practice regular charity and bow down your heads with those who bow down. ( in worship) by A. Yusuf Ali , because this translation has no logical relationship between the thoughts of the meaning.This can be corrected by finding the most suitable and correct meanings of AQEEMUS SALAT and AATUZ ZAKAT And BOW DOWN YOUR HEADS, which are “ Continuously keep following the instructions of zGod given in the Auran ( because the root of AQEEMOO is QA WA MA meaning always remain ready ( standing)( to follow the orders of God) and grow your good deeds with rewards from God and obey with those who obey God ( His Instructions given in the Quran).”. Now it does have a logical relationship between the thoughts in the translation of the verse and most suitable meanings are found in the Dictionary of the Quran and a nice arrangement of thoughts in the meaning does appear with a logical relationship in their thoughts in the meaning which proves that the meaning is accurate and intended by God in these words.Am I right or not? Please do give your comment..

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This is a verse in the Quran and no Hadith is said about what you say.

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This is said in a verse of the Quran.This is not mentioned as such in the Hadith because they are hearsay of the people and are wrongly named to Muhammad for which they have no two witnesses for each narrater to prove it right. These sayings were written after about 250 years of the death of the companions of Muhammad AS and hence there is no eye witness of saying these Hadith with two witnesses to prove them right.God has ordered us only to keep following continuously and closely the Quran and its instructions of God given in it.God has clearly said that this Quran is the best saying.Hence after it has come in which Hadith you would believe, which clearly means that Muslims should not believe in any other saying than the sayings of God in the Quran.If you believe in any such hearsay, you would disobey God and commit the sin of SHIRK ( joining other Rulers with God The Only One Ruler of all the creature.Am I right or not? Please do give your comment on it.

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Then what is this hadith 'A'isha reported that Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) recited (these verses of the Qur'an): "He it is Who revealed to thee (Muhammad) the Book (the Qur'an) wherein there are clear revelations-these are the substance of the Book and others are allegorical (verses). And as for those who have a yearning for error they go after the allegorical verses seeking (to cause) dissension, by seeking to explain them. And none knows their implications but Allah, and those who are sound in knowledge say: We affirm our faith in everything which is from our Lord. It is only the persons of understanding who really heed" (Al-Qur'an 3: 7). 'A'isha (further) reported that Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said (in connection with these verses): When you see such verses, avoid them, for it is they whom Allah has pointed out (in the mentioned verses). Sahih Muslim 2665