Misconception

The messenger’s job was not just to deliver the Qur’an like a postman but his duty is also to explain and give commentary of the divine message. In many Quranic verses it is stated that he gives the knowledge of the Book. The knowledge and Tafsir (Exegesis) of the Book of Allah that the messenger has given is contained in the books of traditions. Thus Qur’an is the theory while the compilations of traditions are its Tafsir.

Misconception

The messenger received a separate revelation known as "Az-Zikr" which was outside the Qur’an. The purpose of this hidden revelation was to enable the messenger to give additional details and explanations of the Qur’an. This is what is stated in Surah Al-Nahl 16 and verse number 44

Misconception

Since the Qur’an says that we should obey Allah and His messenger, therefore this implies that to obey Allah we have to obey the Qur’an, while obedience to the messenger means obedience to some other books apart from the Qur’an.

Miconception

Whatever Nabi (S.A.W) uttered is "wahi" (Revelation). Surah 53:3-4 says that he does not speak of his own desire but it is a revelation sent to him. Therefore whatever speech Nabi (S.A.W) uttered in life and acted upon was revelation from God.

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Preface

In this work, I have explained the various misapprehensions concerning the Qur’an which are prevailing among those who identify themselves as Muslims and consequently, their rectification by Qur’anic evidence. The fundamental reason for the origination of these misconceptions is that in the present age, the Muslims have themselves given up the divinely imposed duty of intellectual analysis of the Book of Allah and instead have become blind followers of the teachings of the sect in which they are born into and consider whatever the Clergy feeds them, to be the absolute truth, without verifying whether or not the faith they have inherited or have been tutored to accept has been sanctioned by the Book of Allah.

By - Anwar

May God bless and honor him! Exerpts from the Quran: Ahadeeth with an impeccable Isnaad! We know Muhammad said these! No rumor here! They are related directly from Gabriel, the divine messenger who narrated God's message to Muhammad (Arabic: an jibreela, rasoolullahi wa munazzilurasoolillahi 'alaa muhammadin).

Muhammad said (qaala muhammadun):

"Who provides for you, humanity, from sky and earth? Who
hears all and sees all? Who brings about the living from the dead, and the dead from the living? Who causes the execution of all affairs?