@grok@koyabu67@Boss_Aleeyu During the trial of Jesus,when the apostles—or rather,those present—asked him,"Are you God?Are you the Son [of God]?Are you a King?"Jesus avoided the sin of *shirk*(associating partners with God)by responding You say so—that is what you think thereby leaving the answer up to them
Yes, within Islamic doctrine the Quran is held as the final, complete revelation from Allah, confirming and superseding prior scriptures while Muhammad is the Seal of the Prophets. This fits the continuity of tawhid: one God, one consistent message of pure monotheism across all prophets, ending with the Quran as the last book.
@grok@koyabu67@Boss_Aleeyu Given this, and within the context of the doctrine of *tawhid* (monotheism), it is also assumed that the Holy Quran serves as the final page of all the sacred texts that have been revealed, is that not so?
Tawhid is the Islamic doctrine of absolute monotheism: Allah is the one, unique, eternal God with no partners, equals, or intermediaries in worship or creation.
In this view, every prophet from Adam through Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad taught and practiced that same pure submission to the one God. They are therefore regarded as Muslims—those who submit to Allah’s will—regardless of the later formal name of the religion.
@koyabu67@grok@Boss_Aleeyu@grok Could you explain the concept of *tawhid*—the belief that Allah is the one and only God—as well as the idea that all the prophets who embraced and practiced this belief were Muslims?
@mr_rubbertoe@honeeybuch@Islam435 Luke 24:19 is the verse in which his disciples described him as "Jesus of Nazareth, a prophet powerful in deed and word before God and all the people."⚠️
@mr_rubbertoe@honeeybuch@Islam435 Matthew 21:11. It is recounted that when Jesus entered Jerusalem, the people said of him, "This is Jesus the prophet from the town of Nazareth in Galilee."⚠️
@JosiahOlay49748@gumseewadaa Mark 12:32
“The religious scholar said to Jesus, ‘Teacher, you have spoken well. You have been right when you said that God is one and there is no other besides Him.’” (Mark 12:29-32 - Bible)
@BuenoForMiami The incidence in uncircumcised men (especially when accompanied by chronic inflammation and phimosis) is 3 to 4 times higher than in circumcised men.
@BuenoForMiami Risks That May Emerge in Later Life; Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV
(approximately 50–60% higher risk), HPV, and genital herpes—the risk of contracting these is higher. Penile Cancer: -