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And that punishment was her total forgiveness. The lady in the video claims she was not forgiven. That is a big fat lie.
The Prophet personally led her funeral prayer. Do these people even know what it takes for the Prophet to do that?
The Prophet frequently stepped back and refused to pray over people who died with unpaid debts or major unrepentant sins.
But for this woman, he stepped forward and led it himself. When Khalid bin Al-Walid got splashed with her blood and cursed her, the Prophet was angry.
He sharply rebuked Khalid, declaring that she had made a repentance so profound that if it were divided among seventy people of Medina, it would have been enough to save them all.
This. shows you the Prophet was not after ordering her execution. If he was eager to kill her, he wouldn’t have spent years trying to give her a silent exit, and he certainly wouldn't have fiercely defended her honor after her death.
He executed the law only because his office as Chief Justice demanded it, but he ultimately celebrated her immense faith.
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Now let us look at the St. John story they always use to claim Jesus was merciful and Muhammad was cruel.
Any serious biblical and textual scholar knows that the story of the adulterous woman in John 8 is a later interpolation.
Go and check the earliest and most reliable Greek manuscripts of the New Testament like Papyrus 66, Codex Sinaiticus, or Codex Vaticanus. That story is completely missing. It was inserted centuries later by scribes, and even modern Bibles put a disclaimer on it.
Why are you building a serious theological argument on a text that was not even part of the original Gospel of John?
Let’s even assume the story is true for a minute. Let me walk through the logic of the said statement that was attributed to Jesus (peace be upon him): "Let him who is without sin cast the first stone".
If you dissect the statement, it sounds highly emotional and beautiful in a movie. But apply it to a real functional society. If only a sinless person can enforce the law, then every judicial system on earth must shut down today.
No judge, no police officer, no jury member is sinless. If a murderer or a corrupt politician is brought to court, should the judge let them go because the judge himself once told a lie or committed a sin? That is the definition of anarchy.
We also need to understand the historical context of that event. Jesus was dealing with a lynch mob trying to trap him politically between Roman law and the Law of Moses.
Under Roman occupation, the Jewish authorities were stripped of the right to carry out capital punishment. The Pharisees brought this woman to trap Jesus.
If he ordered them to stone her, they would report him to the Romans for treason and breaking Roman law. If he told them to let her go, they would declare him a false prophet who destroys the Law of Moses.
If any, Jesus only gave a psychological response to disperse a street mob and escape a political trap.
Prophet Muhammad was the Head of State. He was not dealing with a mob of hypocrites. He was dealing with a citizen who walked into the Supreme Court and demanded her legal right to be purified.
On this note, you cannot compare a street mob evasion to a Supreme Court ruling.
Finally, to this lady, her likes, and everyone happily propagating this video: your agenda is dead on arrival. Your forefathers spent centuries trying to twist our history and they failed woefully. Your own cheap social media propaganda will not be any different.
We have the texts, the history, the knowledge and the truth. Keep exposing your ignorance, and we will keep crushing it with facts.
Allah knows best.
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Question: Is it true that we are required to recite Tasleem upon the Prophet (111 times), Yà Dafiu Yà Salaam (111 times), and Alhamdulillah (111 times) after Tasleem while praying Solaatul Istikhara?
Shaykh Dr Sharafudeen Gbadebo Raji replied: 👇
May Allah forgive the shortcomings of whoever took the shahadah first in my lineage, have mercy upon everyone in the transmission till it got to me, may He not take my life except He's pleased with me and may Islam remain in my lineage forever.
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May Allah forgive our sins, accept our prayers, ease our burdens, and bless us and our loved ones with peace, good health, and abundant provision. Ameen. 🤲🏽