Some teachers write the phrase “Subject: The Noble Qur'an.” Does this imply the statement that the Qur'an is created?
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Question:
Some teachers of Islamic studies write. They write. Some teachers of Islamic studies write the phrase “Subject: The Noble Qur'an,” and the question is whether this phrase describes the Qur'an as a “subject” (maddah), and since a subject is created, does it follow from that the statement that the Qur'an is created?
Answer:
No, my brother, you are misunderstanding. When they say “Subject: The Qur'an,” they mean the lesson on the Qur'an, because lessons are called subjects and periods. That is what they intend by “Subject: The Qur'an,” meaning the Qur'an period or the Qur'an lesson. So there is no harm in this word. Yes.
Some teachers of Islamic studies write. They write. Some teachers of Islamic studies write the phrase “Subject: The Noble Qur'an,” and the question is whether this phrase describes the Qur'an as a “subject” (maddah), and since a subject is created, does it follow from that the statement that the Qur'an is created?
Answer:
No, my brother, you are misunderstanding. When they say “Subject: The Qur'an,” they mean the lesson on the Qur'an, because lessons are called subjects and periods. That is what they intend by “Subject: The Qur'an,” meaning the Qur'an period or the Qur'an lesson. So there is no harm in this word. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 99 - بعض المعلمين يكتبون عبارة (مادة القرآن الكريم ) فهل يترتب على هذا قول أن القرآن مخلوق؟ — youtube.com
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