Is it correct to say that what Allah the Exalted mentioned in the Qur'an on the tongues of the prophets is from the people in divine formulation?
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Question:
What Allah mentioned in the Qur'an on the tongues of the prophets. Say, is it correct to say that the meaning is from the people but in divine formulation?
Answer:
The meaning is from the people? This is the statement of the Jahmiyyah. This is the statement of the Jahmiyyah. This is what one person said. He did not say that the meaning is from the people and the wording is from Allah. This is what no one said except this ignorant person. The Asha'irah say the meaning is from Allah and the wording is from the people.
The meaning is from Allah, and as for the wording, it is from the people; this is the statement of the Asha'irah. The Jahmiyyah and the Mu'tazilah say that the wording and the meaning are from the people and not from Allah. As for saying the opposite, that the meaning is from the people and the formulation or wording is from Allah, this is a statement of a newly invented matter; no one said it except an ignorant person who does not know what he is saying. Yes.
What Allah mentioned in the Qur'an on the tongues of the prophets. Say, is it correct to say that the meaning is from the people but in divine formulation?
Answer:
The meaning is from the people? This is the statement of the Jahmiyyah. This is the statement of the Jahmiyyah. This is what one person said. He did not say that the meaning is from the people and the wording is from Allah. This is what no one said except this ignorant person. The Asha'irah say the meaning is from Allah and the wording is from the people.
The meaning is from Allah, and as for the wording, it is from the people; this is the statement of the Asha'irah. The Jahmiyyah and the Mu'tazilah say that the wording and the meaning are from the people and not from Allah. As for saying the opposite, that the meaning is from the people and the formulation or wording is from Allah, this is a statement of a newly invented matter; no one said it except an ignorant person who does not know what he is saying. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 95 - هل يصح القول أن ما ذكره الله تعالى في القرآن على لسان الأنبياء أنه من عند البشر بصياغة ربانية؟ — youtube.com
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