THE QUR'ÂN AL-KERÎM

  THE QUR'ÂN AL-KERÎM

It is written in the Holy book that a last Prophet 'alaihis-salâtu was-salâm' will come after Îsâ 'alaihis-salâm'. The sixteenth section of

the fourteenth section of the Good news of John quotes Îsâ 'alaihissalâm' as having said:

"Furthermore, I will ask the Dad, and he will give you another

Blanket, that he might stay with you for ever;" (John: 14-16)

The twenty-6th refrain peruses as follows: "Yet the Blanket,

which is the Sacred Apparition, whom the Dad will send in my name,

he will show you all things, and carry everything to your

recognition, at all I have said unto you." (on the same page: 26) And it

is written in the thirteenth section of the sixteenth part:

"Howbeit when he, the Soul of truth, is come, he will direct you

into all reality: for he will not discuss himself; but rather at all he

will hear, that will he talk: and he will shew you things to

come." (in the same place: 16-13). [Christians persistently decipher the word

'Blanket' as 'Ghost'.]

Moreover, it is written in the Hebrew Scriptures part of the

Blessed Book of scriptures that a Prophet having a place with the Middle Eastern race will

come. The fifteenth refrain of the eighteenth part of

Deuteronomy quotes Mûsâ 'alaihis-salâm' as having said to the

Israelites: "The Master thy God will raise up unto you a Prophet

from the middle of you, of thy brethren, as unto me; unto him ye

will notice;" (Deut: 18-15) The word 'brethren' of the Israelites

utilized in this text signifies 'Ismâîlîs (Ismaelites)', for example 'the Bedouins'. The

last Prophet whose coming is given as uplifting news in the Book of scriptures and

the Torah is Muhammad 'sall-Allâhu 'alaihi wa sallam'. The

religion he brought is Islam. The people who trust in this religion are

named Muslim. The Blessed Book of Muslims is the Qur'ân alkerîm. The Qur'ân al-kerîm was uncovered in the Arabic language

to our Prophet Muhammad 'sall-Allâhu 'alaihi wa sallam' by

Allâhu ta'âlâ. Regardless of the fourteen hundred years from that point forward, not

a solitary word or a solitary letter in it has been changed. Any individual who

understands it, regardless of in what religion he is, respects its magnificence and

heavenly style. Indeed, even the people who don't realize Arabic recognize

the force of its enormous textuality when they read its

interpretations in different dialects.

The book Mir'ât-I-kâinât, by Nişanc›zâde Muhammed

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Efendi,

[1] contains the accompanying data concerning the three

eminent books:

"In the wake of serving Shuayb (Jethro) 'alaihis-salâm' for a considerable length of time in

Medyen (Midian), he[2] left for Egypt to visit his mom and his

sibling. In transit to Egypt, on Mount Tûr (Sinai), he was advised

that he was the Prophet. He went to Egypt, where he welcomed

Pharaoh and his clan to his religion. Coming back he made a

visit to Mount Sinai once more and conversed with Allâhu ta'âlâ. The Ten

Precepts (Awâmir-I-'ashara) and the Torah, which

comprised of forty books, were uncovered to him. Each book

contained 1,000 parts, of which each involving a

thousand stanzas. To peruse one book would require a year. With the

exemption of Mûsâ (Moses), Hârûn (Aaron), Yûsha', Uzeyr, and

Îsâ (Jesus) 'alaihim-us-salâm', nobody had the option to remember the

Tawrât (Torah). After Mûsâ (Moses) 'alaihis-salâm' different

duplicates of the Torah were composed. With the order of Allâhu

ta'âlâ, Mûsâ 'alaihis-salâm' made a chest from gold and silver and

put in it the Torah that had been uncovered to him. He was one

120 years of age when he died some place in

the area of Jerusalem. In 668 [1269 C.E.] the Egyptian King

Baybars had a burial place worked over his grave. Yûsha' 'alaihis-salâm'

caught Jerusalem from Amâlika. In a long course of time the

Israelites were deteriorated strictly and ethically. Buhtunnasar

(Abuchadnezzar) came from Babel and attacked Jerusalem. He

crushed the Masjîd-I-Aqsâ, which had been worked by Suleymân

(Solomon) 'alaihis-salâm'. He consumed every one of the duplicates of the Torah. He

slew 200,000 individuals. He spellbound seventy

thousand men of religion. He moved them to Babel. When

Behmen turned into the ruler he liberated the slaves. Uzeyr

'alaihis-salâm' presented the Torah. The individuals who paid attention to him composed

it down. After Uzeyr 'alaihis-salâm' Jewry declined once more.

They martyred 1,000 Prophets. They lived under Iran's

mastery until the hour of Alexander. After Alexander they

lived under the lead representatives selected by the Greek.