Comments on: Undangan Seminar Diskusi Ilmiah ARIMATEA MALANG http://ais.blogsome.com/2008/04/27/undangan-seminar-diskusi-ilmiah-arimatea-malang/ " Just Another Ais Stories Space, The Second's of Serpihan Mutiara" Fri, 27 Nov 2009 17:47:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1-alpha by: ita rosita http://ais.blogsome.com/2008/04/27/undangan-seminar-diskusi-ilmiah-arimatea-malang/#comment-819 Thu, 25 Sep 2008 08:13:17 +0100 http://ais.blogsome.com/2008/04/27/undangan-seminar-diskusi-ilmiah-arimatea-malang/#comment-819 THE BIRTHS OF MUHAMMAD AND CHRIST It is common knowledge that the father of Muhammad was Abdallah; and his mother, Amina. Muhammad was a man born of an acknowledged father and a respected mother. Neither the Quran nor Muslim scholars claim that Muhammad was born in a supernatural way. His birth was not announced by an angel, nor was he born by the Word of God. He was born in a natural way as we all are, from a human father and a human mother. As for Christ, the Quran states several times that He was not born in the normal way, as we are. His Father was not a human being. He was conceived in the Virgin Mary without the interference of a human father, for Allah breathed His spirit into her. This makes Christ - exclusively - the only one in the whole world who was born of the Word of God and His spirit. Truly, the Messiah, Isa, Son of Mariam, the ambassador of Allah, is His word that He bestowed upon Mariam; and He is Spirit of Him (Women 4:171). We breathed in her of our Spirit (The Prophets 21:91). We breathed in Him of our Spirit (The Forbidding 66:12). Christ is not a usual man, but the divine Spirit incarnated in human flesh. Thus He was born of the Spirit of God and the Virgin Mary. In contrast, Muhammad was born of a father and a mother, like all humans. He was not born of the Spirit of God. THE BIRTHS OF MUHAMMAD AND CHRIST

It is common knowledge that the father of Muhammad was Abdallah; and his mother, Amina. Muhammad was a man born of an acknowledged father and a respected mother. Neither the Quran nor Muslim scholars claim that Muhammad was born in a supernatural way. His birth was not announced by an angel, nor was he born by the Word of God. He was born in a natural way as we all are, from a human father and a human mother.

As for Christ, the Quran states several times that He was not born in the normal way, as we are. His Father was not a human being. He was conceived in the Virgin Mary without the interference of a human father, for Allah breathed His spirit into her. This makes Christ - exclusively - the only one in the whole world who was born of the Word of God and His spirit.

Truly, the Messiah, Isa, Son of Mariam, the ambassador of Allah, is His word that He bestowed upon Mariam; and He is Spirit of Him (Women 4:171).

We breathed in her of our Spirit (The Prophets 21:91).

We breathed in Him of our Spirit (The Forbidding 66:12).

Christ is not a usual man, but the divine Spirit incarnated in human flesh. Thus He was born of the Spirit of God and the Virgin Mary. In contrast, Muhammad was born of a father and a mother, like all humans. He was not born of the Spirit of God.

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