Miracles of Qur-an : Who is the Author?
"Unlike the miracles of other prophets, which only applied for their specific people and witnessed by their people, Al Qur'an (Koran) is the greatest miracle of The Prophet Muhammad which can be witnessed and proven of all mankind until the end of the world "
We can explain the Miracles in many point of views. In terms of linguistic, Al Qur'an showed it miracles. For example the Letter Al-Ikhlas (No. 112) or well-known as Qulhu line 1 which reads "Say He Is Allah, [who is] One"
Let us trace the story briefly. In the early days of the first time Al Qur'an was revealed, namely letter Al Alaq (No. 96), which reads "refer to the name of your Lord who created (1), who created man from a clot (2), read with the noble name of your god (3), who teaches with pen (4), who teaches people what they do not know (5) "
Notice that, in these verses is not known who and what God is. It became a question of the Quraishi, because they made their own God from grain or clay, made the statue of God, and thougth that God has a wife and children.
"How the God (you mentioned) is? asked the Quraishi to the Prophet Muhammad
Then, the letter came which reads "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' "and so on until the last line which reads " and there is no equivalent to his (even) a person or anything whatsoever "
There is something clumsy. Consider "Say, He is Allah, [Who is] One" the word "Say" indicated dictation. Who dictate him? Before we provide the answer. Make the analogy there are Professor, chairman and classmates. When the professor say "please convey to your class, next week lecture will be cancelled because the material of lecture already completed" then how the chairman convey this to his classmates?
There are several possibilities, including:
1. "My friends, Professor said that next week lecture will be cancelled, the material already completed"
2. "Guys, there will be no more lecture from the Professor, let's hangout!"
3. Or in other words "Ooooo..you, next week the professor won't come!"
And another possibility with the addition or reduction of information from the chairman moreover the chairman can involve his sense of emotional or other change of language and so on.
Then, compare with "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' "
God said to Gabriel (the angel) as "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' ". Gabriel delivered to the Prophet Muhammad "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' ". And the Prophet told us, "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' ". This is exactly the same as that conveyed from Allah through the Gabriel! no additional or reduction. Nothing emotionally involved.
Irregularities the word "Qul" which means "Say" This showed that the Qur'an is free from the Prophet intervention. It also shows the honesty of the Prophet and how the truth that Al Qur'an is the word of the Creator, who is one, everything depends on, neither give birth nor born, and nothing equivalent to him!
That is the miracle in terms of linguistic. How about from the science point of view?
Hopefully i can complete the articles as soon as possible :)
Wallahu'alam
This paper is inspired from the description of M. Quraish Shihab, Muslim Scholars and Expert of Tafsir
We can explain the Miracles in many point of views. In terms of linguistic, Al Qur'an showed it miracles. For example the Letter Al-Ikhlas (No. 112) or well-known as Qulhu line 1 which reads "Say He Is Allah, [who is] One"
Let us trace the story briefly. In the early days of the first time Al Qur'an was revealed, namely letter Al Alaq (No. 96), which reads "refer to the name of your Lord who created (1), who created man from a clot (2), read with the noble name of your god (3), who teaches with pen (4), who teaches people what they do not know (5) "
Notice that, in these verses is not known who and what God is. It became a question of the Quraishi, because they made their own God from grain or clay, made the statue of God, and thougth that God has a wife and children.
"How the God (you mentioned) is? asked the Quraishi to the Prophet Muhammad
Then, the letter came which reads "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' "and so on until the last line which reads " and there is no equivalent to his (even) a person or anything whatsoever "
There is something clumsy. Consider "Say, He is Allah, [Who is] One" the word "Say" indicated dictation. Who dictate him? Before we provide the answer. Make the analogy there are Professor, chairman and classmates. When the professor say "please convey to your class, next week lecture will be cancelled because the material of lecture already completed" then how the chairman convey this to his classmates?
There are several possibilities, including:
1. "My friends, Professor said that next week lecture will be cancelled, the material already completed"
2. "Guys, there will be no more lecture from the Professor, let's hangout!"
3. Or in other words "Ooooo..you, next week the professor won't come!"
And another possibility with the addition or reduction of information from the chairman moreover the chairman can involve his sense of emotional or other change of language and so on.
Then, compare with "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' "
God said to Gabriel (the angel) as "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' ". Gabriel delivered to the Prophet Muhammad "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' ". And the Prophet told us, "Say, 'He Is Allah, [who is] One' ". This is exactly the same as that conveyed from Allah through the Gabriel! no additional or reduction. Nothing emotionally involved.
Irregularities the word "Qul" which means "Say" This showed that the Qur'an is free from the Prophet intervention. It also shows the honesty of the Prophet and how the truth that Al Qur'an is the word of the Creator, who is one, everything depends on, neither give birth nor born, and nothing equivalent to him!
That is the miracle in terms of linguistic. How about from the science point of view?
Hopefully i can complete the articles as soon as possible :)
Wallahu'alam
This paper is inspired from the description of M. Quraish Shihab, Muslim Scholars and Expert of Tafsir
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