Our dear Hajra: But the Qur'an really says that Jesus is God

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Sep 30, 2007 at 08:53

Our dear hajra rabina yu3alimuhu al-lughati al-3arabiya wa Allah la yatakalm lughati al-Urdu

Gem number one

4)we believe that he gave life to the dead with God's permission

But our dear Hajra this means that Jesus can create life even biidhinallah (oh I forgot that you don't know any Arabic) and you would agree with me that only a God can create life. And what is wrong with creating life albeit biidhiallah? After all your Allah asks you and you a mere mortal to: :qatil fi sabeel Allah! And why is that? Could it be because your Allah is not omnipotent? At least Jesus is creating life with Allah's biidhinAllah and he is not asking for help from mere human beings like you for help.

So congratulations our dear Hajra but it seems that Jesus is your God

Gem number two .

5)We believe that He healed those born blind,and leapers with God's permission.

Oh you forgot and wa ahya al-mawta or raise the dead. I'm sure you agree with me that only a God or a good doctor would have been able to treat leprosy or restore vision to the blind 2000 years ago. And as far as we know Jesus was not a doctor then congratulations our dear Hajra but jesus is indeed God albeit biidhinallah and at least he is getting permission from the Godhead but still can do such tasks something that Abul Qasim aka the arabian warlord and caravan raider Muhammad would not have been able to do.

I'm sure you will agree with me that only a deity can raise the dead and jesus can do that. Then congratulations our dear Hajra but Jesus is your Allah

But wait there is more: The Qur'an says that Jesus did not die but Allah rafa3ahu and do you know what this means? A God never dies

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