A Comment on the “Revelation of the Qur’an”

A Comment on the 'Revelation of the Qur’an'

Thank you for your reply. I'd appreciate removing my email address from the question. I am afraid of unwanted mail.

One other thing, according to Christians and Jews alike, Moses did receive the Ten Commandments written in stone from God at one time. Of course the writing of the first few books of the bible are attributed to Moses -- as inspired from God, but not as a revelation.

And Jesus did not ‘reveal’ *any* book. He only preached God’s word & performed miracles. The Gospels were written several years after his death and were never attributed to him.

Thank you again for the answer to my question.

In my response to your previous question, I had mentioned that the Torah and the Gospel were also revealed over a period of time and not at once, in one go. In response to this, you state:

“Moses did receive the Ten Commandments written in stone from God at one time. Of course the writing of the first few books of the bible are attributed to Moses --as inspired from God, but not as a revelation.”

It is quite obvious that the Torah does not only consist of the Ten Commandments. Moreover, it is also quite obvious from the Qur’an that the Torah was revealed on Moses (pbuh). In my reply to your previous question, I had actually referred to these facts. The same is the case of “Injil” or the Gospel that was revealed on Jesus (pbuh).

I hope this helps. In case any aspect remains unclear, please feel free in writing back to me at your convenience.

Regards

Moiz Amjad

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