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Introduction To Islam (Part 1) by Tn Haji Kamarudin Abdullah

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Last Updated on Saturday, 14 November 2009 07:36
 

None of the Bible’s Writers Believed That Jesus is God

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Christians and Muslims both believe in Jesus, love him, and honor him.  They are, however, divided over the question of his divinity.

Fortunately, this difference can be resolved if we refer the question to both the Bible and the Quran, because, both the Bible and the Quran teach that Jesus is not God.

It is clear enough to everyone that the Quran denies the divinity of Jesus, so we do not need to spend much time explaining that.

On the other hand, many people misunderstand the Bible; they feel that the belief in Jesus as God is so widespread that it must have come from the Bible.  This article shows quite conclusively that the Bible does not teach that.

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Divine Decree

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A Muslim must believe in Divine Decree or destiny — qadar in Arabic. The concept of qadar used in the Qur’an means a measure or the latent possibilities with which Allah (God) created human beings and all things of nature. When Allah created each thing, He determined when it would come into existence and when it would cease to exist. He also determined its qualities and nature. And everything in the universe, the seen and the unseen, is completely subject to the overriding power of Allah. Nothing can happen outside His Will. As for human beings, they are not completely masters of their fates, nor are they puppets subject to the hazards of destiny.
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Top 30 Q & As on Jesus in Islam

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How do Muslims view Jesus? Did Prophet Jesus die for our sins? Is Prophet Muhammad superior to Prophet Jesus? Will Jesus come back? Did Prophet Jesus ever marry? Find out the answers to these and more questions.
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Qadar: A Measured Destiny

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The sixth and final article of Islamic belief, as detailed by a famous prophetic Tradition,1 is belief in destiny, its good and evil. The Arabic word for destiny, qadar, implies the measuring out of something or fixing a limit to it. Thus, in a technical sense, destiny is the divine decree in its fixing limits for existent things, or its measuring out the being of things.2 Early Muslims would simply define destiny as knowledge that what hits you was not going to miss you, and that what misses you was not going to hit you.3

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