@Adam80494145 @Saim_alQadhi @KaireMousballer @_Hussain0514 Leave him bro, some people won’t accept the truth even if you show them evidences from their own books. It’s pointless arguing to him now.
@Saim_alQadhi @Adam80494145@KaireMousballer @_Hussain0514 https://t.co/4ltfAGfFYE
Here, this article explains why the verse of the purification doesn’t include the wives by analysing the Quran’s Arabic language. If you are sincere, please read the entire article with proper understanding.
@Saim_alQadhi @Adam80494145@KaireMousballer @_Hussain0514 To understand the Quran, you have to look at ahadith. The events of Ahlul Kisa and Mubahila are proof, your ahadith are proof. I have shown you multiple pieces of evidence and references as well with Tafasir from al mustadrak al hakim as well
@Saim_alQadhi @Adam80494145@KaireMousballer @_Hussain0514 Otherwise, Allah would have mentioned the wives of the prophet (s) in the verse of the purification by saying, 'the wives of the prophet (S) and his Ahlul Bayt (AS)." Just like Allah has always addressed the wives of the Prophet (S) by saying, 'O, the wives of the Prophet S'
@Saim_alQadhi @Adam80494145@KaireMousballer @_Hussain0514 If the previous ayah and the ayah after the verse of purification is for the wives then that doesn't mean the wives are included in the household of the Prophet (s)
@Saim_alQadhi @Adam80494145@KaireMousballer @_Hussain0514 In the tradition of al-Hakim the wording the last question and answer is as follows:
Umm Salama said: "O Prophet of Allah! Am I not one of the members of your family?”The Holy Prophet replied: "You have a good future but only these are the members of my family. O Lord!