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To enter heaven; first of all; you must be a muslim.
And your good deeds must out number your bad deeds.
Thats two reasons why I am not going to heaven.
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To enter heaven; first of all; you must be a muslim.
And your good deeds must out number your bad deeds.
when you gave references ,wow ,,,it is for those who don't know what Quran looks like , that this piece of information is right ( or applicable ) to be searched
BUT 4 me as a Muslim who know quran pretty good ,, you are just liar and people like you does not help in this matter...so back off
The Bible says you can find the ends of the earth, and also implies that the earth is only 6000 years old.
Obviously neither are to be taken literally.
^^^^^ You answered your own question with verses from the Qur'an.........
Again, the earth was being described using 6th century arabic language literary devices.Here are some verses that indicate Muhammad thought the earth was flat. (spread out)
Again, the earth was being described using 6th century arabic language literary devices.Here are some verses that indicate Muhammad thought the earth was flat. (spread out)
And the translation to english negates the true meanings of the words and ideas being expressed.
So no, the Qur'an doesn't say the world is flat.
Since we do not believe in the christian concept of "original sin".Tell me, how is a Muslim saved? What must a Muslim do to go to heaven at death according to your Quran?
Thus, there is nothing to be "saved" from.
To enter heaven; first of all; you must be a muslim.
And your good deeds must out number your bad deeds.
Christians believe that the original sin from Adam and Eve is passed from generation to generation and that babies carry the sin.
Muslims believe that babys are born sinless and pure.
LOL...everytime Dajjal starts a thread like this with the intention of bashing the Muslim Holy Book he ends up making people more curious about Islam and possibly converted some people to Islam. When people see your bias they look up information on their own. Thanks for doing our job, Dajjal....
Again, the earth was being described using 6th century arabic language literary devices.Here are some verses that indicate Muhammad thought the earth was flat. (spread out)
And the translation to english negates the true meanings of the words and ideas being expressed.
So no, the Qur'an doesn't say the world is flat.
There is absolutely nothing there that proves Muhammad thought the world was flat.
You are grasping at straws..........