Division of Inheritance According to Islam

[Marwa21]

NO ERROR
IN QUR’AN!

Division of Inheritance
ACCORDİNG TO QUR’AN
assoc. prof. dr. eng. halis aydemir


No matter in which language you write the words of 'Qu'ran' and 'error'; when you search in the internet, first examples you see in the sites will be about the ones concerning the claim of error related with the inheritance verses in Qur'an. You will see the explanations with these verses in detail and the criticism of how these verses cannot be applied mathematically with some practical examples as well!

Whether such approach directed to Qu'ran is evil-minded or querier is not related with the essence of the issue; in conclusion there is a challenge pointed out mathematically in such critiques and this condition cannot be ignored.

It is out of question that the inheritance division by God is not appropriate mathematically. God is the creator of humankind and the science of mathematics. Now then, it is impossible that God proposes an imperfect division mathematically. It is possible to find similar expressions in corresponding sites.

Therefore, each so-called error to be found in Qu'ran has been transformed into an argument directing to weaken or confute the truth of its being apocalyptic. The claim concerning the inheritance divisions is one of the the most discussed examples and comes to minds first.

While we're discussing about inheritance divisions during Qu'ran Courses that we carried out in the public meetings in Qu'ran Research Foundation (KURAV) auditoriums, we also evaluated this subject mathematically with contributions of my dear friends. Visual and audial records of this activity is available on the website: kurandersleri.net. Thanks to inspirations from some of our friends saying that the results we acquired are a little bit different, remarkable and original, we find it acceptable to broadcast by publishing a book.

This study has been prepared as a result of such collective approach. Contrary to popular belief, it is not established on the base of interpretation. It has been carried out on the platform where source text has been considered literally and the differences encountered in formal plan have not been ignored.

I believe that the ones considering the inheritance divisions verses subjected to several speculations until now, one more time from the perspective of this book will realize in a little while that they face with a real mathematical miracle rather than a problematic challenge in number.

Download this book from this site:

oh no you don't

peace..

[Edwardo Piet]

*waits for the mods*

[Ashendant]

One of the 1000 contradictions in the Qu'ran

Does Allah forgive everything?

Yes
Say: "O my Servants who have transgressed against their souls! Despair not of the Mercy of Allah: for Allah forgives all sins: for He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful.
Qur'an 39:53

No
Allah forgiveth not (The sin of) joining other gods with Him; but He forgiveth whom He pleaseth other sins than this: one who joins other gods with Allah, Hath strayed far, far away (from the right)
Qur'an 4:116

[Darwinian]

I've banned him for spamming. He has posted this on multiple forums so he's obviously not here for anything approaching sensible discussion..

[downbeatplumb]

I've banned him for spamming. He has posted this on multiple forums so he's obviously not here for anything approaching sensible discussion..

How many forums do you visit?

[annatar]

No error in quran! Because everyone knows that 1=1,125 ...

http://atheistforums.org/thread-4011-pos...l#pid76895

[Shell B]

How many forums do you visit?

Usually a quick google search in quotes or something of the sort can reveal a lot.

[Rayaan]

Does Allah forgive everything?

Yes
Say: "O my Servants who have transgressed against their souls! Despair not of the Mercy of Allah: for Allah forgives all sins: for He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful.
Qur'an 39:53

No
Allah forgiveth not (The sin of) joining other gods with Him; but He forgiveth whom He pleaseth other sins than this: one who joins other gods with Allah, Hath strayed far, far away (from the right)
Qur'an 4:116

That's not a contradiction, because the first principle to know is that Allah will forgive all sins of anyone who repents sincerely during this life, before their death.

This is made clear in the following verses of the Quran:

"O my Servants who have transgressed against their souls! Despair not of the Mercy of Allah. for Allah forgives all sins: for He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. Turn ye to our Lord (in repentance) and bow to His (Will), before the Penalty comes on you: after that you shall not be helped. And follow the best of (the courses) revealed to you from your Lord, before the Penalty comes on you - of a sudden while you perceive not!" (Surah 39, Verses 53-55)

So, for every other sin (aside from idol-worshiping) that we may have done could be forgiven by Allah if He wants to, without having to repent for them. But the sin of idol-worshiping will not be forgiven unless we repent for them. And that's the only difference. However, all sins are forgivable in the sense that they can forgiven if we sincerely repent to Allah before we die.

See the following answer: http://www.load-islam.com/artical_det.ph...us%20Quran

[Edwardo Piet]

The first quote doesn't merely say Allah forgives sins. It says he forgives ALL sins. So even if the second quote is only talking about one particularly horrible sin that Allah doesn't forgive, it is still a blatant contradiction.

[Rayaan]

The first quote doesn't merely say Allah forgives sins. It says he forgives ALL sins. So even if the second quote is only talking about one particularly horrible sin that Allah doesn't forgive, it is still a blatant contradiction.

I disagree, because you also have to complement the other verse (which I quoted in my earlier post) with the verse that says that Allah forgives ALL sins to complete the whole picture. That's how we understand the Quran. We don't just take a small verse from the Quran and look at it separately as if there are no other verses in the Quran which can complement nor add anything to it's meaning. So that's not a blatant contradiction.