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Quran 5:110

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Cited in 9 segments across 6 recordings · 2018 to 2021 · quran/quran:5:110

Citing segments

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14 Mar 2021video Does 'he will speak to people in maturity' or 'before his death' prove that Jesus will return? The verse about Jesus speaking in the cradle and in maturity concerns those he addresses, children and grown men, and the first to read it as a return was al-Husayn ibn al-Fadl, who died in 282 AH and transmitted strange reports. 'Before his death' was recited by Ubayy and Ibn Abbas as 'before their death' and read by commentators as referring to Jesus, the Prophet, the truth or Allah. Lessonposition checkedQuran 3:46 (he will speak to people in the cradle and in maturity)Quran 5:110 (you spoke to people in the cradle and in maturity)Quran 4:159 (none of the People of the Book but will believe in him before his death)al-Husayn ibn al-Fadl al-Bajali al-Naysaburi machine5 min 14 s1:20:13on YouTube
14 Mar 2021video Which Quranic verses count against Jesus returning? Mufti Abu Layth reads 43:61 as the Quran being knowledge of the Hour, as Hasan and others said, and cites 5:75, 21:34 and 43:59 against a return: Jesus ate food and was subject to natural laws, no human before the Prophet was given eternal life, and Jesus is called an example for the children of Israel alone. Lessonposition checkedQuran 43:61 (he is a sign, or knowledge, of the Hour)Quran 5:75 (the Messiah was only a messenger; they both ate food)Quran 21:34 (we gave no human before you eternal life)Quran 43:59 (he is only a slave whom we favoured and made an example for the children of Israel) machine5 min 14 s1:25:27on YouTube
14 Mar 2021video LatestDoes the Quran say Jesus died, and how did the Prophet understand the verse 'when you took me'? The verse 'I will give you death' and Jesus's words in 5:117 that he does not know what his people did after he was taken show, in Mufti Abu Layth's reading, that Jesus died; the Prophet himself, in a Bukhari report, applies the same verse to his own absence from his companions, confirming the reading. Lessonposition checkedQuran 5:110 (remember my blessings upon you)Quran 3:55 (I will give you death and raise you to me) [?]Quran 5:116-118 (did you tell people to take you and your mother as lords?)report: on the day of judgement people will be raised naked and some of my companions will be turned away and i will say as the righteous slave said machine5 min 15 s1:30:41on YouTube
2 Mar 2021Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth Does the verse about Jesus speaking 'in maturity' mean he will come back? Neither verse proves a return: 'in the cradle and in maturity' refers to the people Jesus addresses, the return reading began with a late transmitter of strange reports, and 'before his death' has several readings. Lessonposition checkedYasir QadhiQuran 3:46Quran 5:110Quran 4:159 machine4 min 53 s2:23:16on YouTube
2 Mar 2021Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth Does the Quran say that Jesus died? 'I will give you death' and Jesus's words at the Judgement show that he died, and the Prophet applied those words to himself in a Bukhari report, which settles the reading. Lessonposition checkedYasir QadhiIsa (Jesus)Quran 5:110Quran 3:55 machine4 min 56 s2:33:59on YouTube
2 Feb 2021video Did Ibn Ashur say nothing in the Quran goes against the second coming of Jesus? Mufti Abu Layth says Ibn Ashur wrote that the Quran does not deal with the second coming, not that nothing in it opposes it; the post confused yata'arrad with a verb meaning 'to oppose'. Lessonposition checkedShadee ElmasryIbn Ashural-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir (Ibn Ashur's tafsir)Isa (Jesus) machine7 min 50 s15:02on YouTube
19 Jan 2021Monday Nights with Mufti Abu Layth Does the Quran say nothing against Jesus' second coming? Mufti Abu Layth says the post mistranslates the tafsir: it says the Quran does not address the second coming, not that nothing in the Quran opposes it. LessonIsa (Jesus)Ibn Ashur [?]Quran 5:110 machine9 min 42 s2:58:04on YouTube
25 Oct 2018Ponderings on the Holy Quran Why does the Quran call Jesus the Word of God and mention the Holy Spirit with him? The Quran uses terms of Jesus that it uses of no other prophet, the Word of God and the Holy Spirit, which Muslims do not take literally. He suggests this Christian rhetoric was perhaps meant to build bridges with Christians. Lessonposition checkedYasir QadhiIsa (Jesus)Quran 3:45 (a word from Him, the Messiah Jesus son of Mary; he cites it as 3:43)Quran 4:171 (the Messiah, messenger of Allah and His word; he cites it as 4:170) machine6 min 28 s0:05on YouTube
20 Oct 2018Responding to Refutations Why does the Quran call Jesus the Word of God and speak of the Holy Spirit? The Quran applies to Jesus terms it uses of no other prophet, the Word of God and the Holy Spirit, which Muslims do not read literally. Mufti Abu Layth suggests this Christian rhetoric may have been meant to build bridges with Christians. Lessonposition checkedQuran 3:45 (a word from Him, the Messiah Jesus son of Mary; he cites it as 3:43) [?]Quran 4:171 (the Messiah, messenger of Allah and His word; he cites it as 4:170) [?]Quran 2:87 (we helped him with the Holy Spirit)Quran 2:253 (we gave him clear signs and helped him with the Holy Spirit) machine6 min 36 s43:11on YouTube