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("Also a fifth of mankind, indeed the greater part of it, being drawn to the Qur’an and bound to it in religion and giving ear to it eagerly desirous of the truth, and according to the testimony of many indications and events and illuminations, the jinn, angels, and spirit beings also gathering around it in truth-worshipping fashion like moths whenever it is recited(*<ref>*Bukhari, vi, 234; al-Mustadrak, i, 553, 554.</ref>)is a stamp confirming the Qu..." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
("And so too the one who is the source of Islam and interpreter of the Qur’an — hisbelieving in it and holding it in greater respect than everyone else, and being in a sleep- like state when it was revealed,(*<ref>*Muslim, iv, nos: 1816, 1817; al-Hakim, al-Mustadrak, ii, 392; Tabrizi, Mishkat al-Masabih, No: 4844.</ref>)and other words and speeches not resembling or coming near it, and that Interpreter’s describing without hesistation and with compl..." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
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Also a fifth of mankind, indeed the greater part of it, being drawn to the Qur’an and bound to it in religion and giving ear to it eagerly desirous of the truth, and according to the testimony of many indications and events and illuminations, the jinn, angels, and spirit beings also gathering around it in truth-worshipping fashion like moths whenever it is recited(*<ref>*Bukhari, vi, 234; al-Mustadrak, i, 553, 554.</ref>)is a stamp confirming the Qur’an’s acceptance by all beings and that it occupies a most high position. | Also a fifth of mankind, indeed the greater part of it, being drawn to the Qur’an and bound to it in religion and giving ear to it eagerly desirous of the truth, and according to the testimony of many indications and events and illuminations, the jinn, angels, and spirit beings also gathering around it in truth-worshipping fashion like moths whenever it is recited(*<ref>*Bukhari, vi, 234; al-Mustadrak, i, 553, 554.</ref>)is a stamp confirming the Qur’an’s acceptance by all beings and that it occupies a most high position. | ||
Also, all the classes of mankind from the most stupid and lowly to the cleverest and most learned taking their full share of the Qur’an’s instruction and their understanding its most profound truths, and all branches of scholars like the great interpreters of the Greater Shari‘a in particular, and hundreds of Islamic sciences and branches of knowledge, and the brilliant and exacting scholars of theology and the principles of religion extracting from the Qur’an all the needs and answers for their own sciences is a stamp confirming that the Qur’an is a source of truth and mine of reality. | |||
Also, although the Arab literary figures, who were the most advanced in regard to literature, —those of them who were not Muslims— had the greatest need to dispute the Qur’an, their avoiding producing the like of | |||
only a single sura and its eloquence, eloquence being only one aspect of the seven major aspects of the Qur’an’s miraculousness, as well as the famous orators and brilliant scholars up to the present who have wanted to gain fame through disputing it being unable to oppose a single aspect of its miraculousness and their remaining silent in impotence, is a stamp confirming that the Qur’an is a miracle and beyond the powers of man. | |||
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