@pestcontro87766@adoneikam God, there is no god but He, the Creator of all things, commanded us to worship Him and sent down a lasting and eternal miracle for us to witness, even those who live today, so that it may be a proof for them.
@Longdongsilva92@adoneikam The fate of the cross is like that of the idols swept away by the flood in Nepal. Could it save itself or others? The oneness of God means worshipping Him alone, and the doctrine of the Trinity cannot be reconciled with monotheism.
@under_score1776@adoneikam God commanded His servants to worship Him alone, and it is impossible to reconcile monotheism with the doctrine of the Trinity. Reason and logic reject this notion simply by considering it. We do not consider the Black Stone a god, nor did anyone crucify it.
@Theamirclub@adoneikam The original Holy Scriptures revealed to the Prophet Jesus, peace be upon him, are those revealed to him by divine inspiration from God, and not those written through the testimony of people years after the ascension of Christ.
@drtanner4kids@adoneikam This contradicts the doctrine of monotheism, and it is impossible to reconcile them. God is the One and Only, and there is nothing like Him. He has no partner in His dominion, and He has no son.
@karardk@gharawi_mo26605 أوصيك ونفسي بتوحيد الله وحده لاشريك له وعدم الاستعانه بغير لله فقد قال جلى وعلى في كتابه وأمرانا بالاستعانه به وحده ( اياك نعبد وإياك نستعين )
@ja99491 He, the Exalted, said: “He is the One who sends blessings upon you, and His angels [pray for you]” [Al-Ahzab: 43]. Meaning: He has mercy upon you and praises you, the Exalted. So, God’s praise of His servant before the angels is the mention of his beautiful and great attributes.
@ja99491 God’s prayer: His praise of the servant in the Most High, and the manifestation of his honor and loftiness, and sometimes comes with the meaning of mercy. And they pray for him and give him a resurrection in honor of his destiny and glorification of him.