Quran Talk Blog

Muhammad the messenger had only a single mission, which was to deliver the message. [16:82] If they still turn away, then your sole mission is the clear delivery (of the message).  فَإِنْ تَوَلَّوْا فَإِنَّمَا عَلَيْكَ الْبَلَاغُ الْمُبِينُ [5:92] You shall obey GOD, and you shall obey the messenger, and beware. If you turn away, then know that … Continue reading Muhammad’s Sole Duty As A Messenger Was to Deliver The Quran

The only hadith the followers of the Quran are to follow is the Quran. To follow any other hadith besides the Quran is to go against the very verses of the Quran itself. For this, God provides us an ultimatum, either we follow the Quran as our only Hadith or we follow some other sources. … Continue reading Following Hadith Besides The Quran Is Idol Worship

Despite all the evidence that the only hadith followers of the Quran should follow is the Quran itself, some people ask what if the other hadith is considered highly trustworthy, should it still be rejected? For this argument the Quran provides two examples that took place during the life of the prophet regarding these other … Continue reading Two Lessons About Hadith From The Quran

The Arabic word حُورٌ (ḥūrun) occurs four times in the Quran. It comes from the root ح و ر which occurs thirteen times in the Quran. Five of the occurrences are in regards to "the disciples" of Jesus. Three occurrences are in the context of talking or discussing, and one occurrence to infer a thing … Continue reading Meaning of Hurun In The Quran

The word حَدِيثٍ (hadith) in the Quran comes from the root ح د ث which occurs 36 times in the entire Quran. Several times in the Quran God references the Quran itself as a Hadith. [39:23] GOD has revealed herein the best Hadith; a book that is consistent, and points out both ways (to Heaven and … Continue reading Quran: The Only Legitimate Hadith

Every time an individual chooses to buy a product from someone else they must disagree on the value of the items being transacted in order to agree on the price. For definition, price is the commitment one is willing to give to earn something. This does not need to be limited to money, but could … Continue reading Disagreeing on Value To Agree on Price

Not too long ago the common belief among most Muslims was that every manuscript of the Quran all throughout history have been 100% identical, that if there were to be any variations between the manuscripts that this would contradict God's promise that He would preserve the Quran. [15:9] Absolutely, we have revealed the reminder, and, absolutely, … Continue reading How God Preserved The Authenticity of The Quran

A verse that is often cited by opponents of the Quran and critics of Muhammad is 33:37 where God commanded Muhammad to marry the divorced wife of his adopted son, Zeid. [33:37] Recall that you said to the one who was blessed by GOD, and blessed by you, "Keep your wife and reverence GOD," and you … Continue reading Some of The Lessons Learned From Muhammad And Zeid’s Divorced Wife (33:37)

Bigotry is the intolerance towards others who hold different opinions from oneself. Sadly some believers have adopted this shortcoming as a virtue towards other submitters in faith. Their logic for such an understanding is the following: My understanding is 100% from the Quran.If someone has a differing understanding than what I believe then that person … Continue reading Bigotry is Not A Virtue

Most everyone claims to love nature, but is it nature or only their perception of nature that they adore. To evaluate this, let's take a look at people's relationship with nature by observing the yards and lawns of most homeowners. What we typically will find is perfectly manicured lawns, bushes and hedges trimmed in uniform … Continue reading China And The Three Gorges Dam (Perception of Nature vs. Reality of Nature)